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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - February 7, 1994 Page - 11 - PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) The following Motion was then introduced: Minute Order No. 94-11. Matter of PD-93-3. PDP; Planned Unit Development, Precise Development Plan; to Construct a New Commercial and Professional Office Building with the Use of Shared Parking on an Adjacent Parcel with an Existing Commercial and Professional Building; 1010-1070 East 14th Street; East Side of East 14th Street Just Northerly of the San Leandro Creek; Assessor's Parcel Number 76-440-7-1 and 8; Sam Nassab and 1032 East 14th Street Associates (Stephen Dombrink and Mark Kliszewski ) , Applicants; C-C (Civic Center) District. (1009) On motion by Council Member Corbett, who moved its approval , seconded by Council Member Myers, and carried by the following called vote, the City Council approved PD-93-3, amending Condition VI .C. 1 to provide that, if the Applicant finds the cost of brick is too expensive and wishes to utilize stucco as an alternative, the Application for Amendment to PD-93-3 may be presented directly to the City Council , without going through the Planning Commission. AYES: Council Members Corbett, Myers, Nahm, Perry; Mayor Faria ( 5 ) NOES: None ( 0 ) ABSENT: Council Members Kerr and Polvorosa ( 2 ) The City Clerk swore Quincy Evans in as Youth Advisory Commissioner, District 5. Mr. Evans said he is interested in sports and plays football for San Leandro High School . He said he is a Conflict Manager for the school . 9. CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS A. Council Member Myers said he and Mayor Faria attended the Martin C. Kauffman 100 Club of Alameda County, the purpose of which is to provide support to widows, widowers, and dependents of police officers and firefighters who lost their lives in the line of duty. He said over 400 people attended this worthwhile event. B. Council Member Myers said there are a number of homes in the Mulford Gardens area which do not receive their water from EBMUD but use wells for drinking water. He said some of the wells have been tested and found to be contaminated, but it would cost $15,000 to $25,000 for the property owners to hook up to EBMUD. He said the City is working to find out who these people are and how they can be helped. Mike Oliver, City Manager, said he met with the local DTSC manager on the issue of the plume and well water. He said people need to understand that their wells must be tested on a regular basis. He said the only wells with problems are located in the West Avenues, and a lot of the problems are the result of old agricultural uses. He said the City is working with EBMUD and DISC to discern the magnitude of the problem, the types of risks, and the associated costs.