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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - May 16, 1994 Page - 6 - NEW BUSINESS (continued) Council Member Loeffler asked for a report in six months as to how this proposal is working. On motion by Council Member Kerr, seconded by Council Member Galvan, and carried unanimously, the City Council approved the following Resolution. The motion included direction to staff to return this matter to the City Council for modification of parking fees when the cost of the capital improvements have been fully amortized. The following Resolution was then introduced: Resolution No. 94-80, Resolution Amending Title 6, Chapter 4 of the San Leandro Administrative Code Relating to Fees and Charges for Services Provided by City Departments (Parking Fee for Estudillo Garage; provides for reduction in the rental rate charged by the City) . (1022) Introduced by Council Member Kerr, who moved its adoption, seconded by Council Member Galvan, and carried by the following called vote: AYES: Council Members Galvan, Kerr, Loeffler, Myers, Perry, Polvorosa; Mayor Corbett ( 7 ) NOES: None ( 0 ) ABSENT: None ( 0 ) C. Matter of An Ordinance of the City Council of the City of San Leandro Adding Sections 4-11-660 and 4-11-665 to, Amending Sections 4-11-610, 4-11-620 and 4-11-630 of, and Renumbering Sections 4-11-660, 4-11-665 and 4-11-670 of Title IV, Chapter 11 of the San Leandro Municipal Code, Relating to Dangerous Dogs. Police Lieutenant John Bischoff presented the staff report. He explained the revised definition of dangerous dogs and said this ordinance gives the City more control in designating and controlling dangerous dogs. He described the hearing process and the manner in which the officer determines if dogs are dangerous and whether they should be returned to their owners. He said the amendments to the ordinance allow the officer to impose conditions for release of animals, such as construction of improvements to fences, etc. In response to City Council questions, he said it is difficult to identify dogs that have killed cats in cases in which there are no witnesses, and there is no forensic expertise available that is affordable.