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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - November 7, 1994 Page - 7 - CONSENT CALENDAR (continued) K. Ordinance No. 94-025, An Ordinance Relating to Speed Limits, Title VI, Chapter 1 of the San Leandro Municipal Code (raises speed limit on Lake Chabot Road from 30 miles per hour to 35 miles per hour and provides for 30 mile-per-hour speed limit on Manor Boulevard, Sybil Avenue, and 143rd Avenue to maintain radar enforcement) . - Adopted L. Ordinance No. 94-026, An Ordinance Amending Zoning Map (A-94-09) , Minor Revisions, to Correct Inconsistencies Regarding Seven Properties (provides for rezoning the property at 503-575 Manor Boulevard from CN [Commercial Neighborhood] District to CG [Commercial General ] District; 14896 Bancroft Avenue from RS [Residential Single-Family] District to CC [Commercial Community] District; 568 Parrott Street from RD [Residential Duplex] District to CC [Community Commercial ] District; 110 San Leandro Boulevard from RS [Residential Single-Family] District to CC [Commercial Community] District; 2023-2039 Washington Avenue from Undesignated to RM 1800 [Multi-Family Residential ] District; 2166 East 14th Street, Rear Portion, from Undesignated to CC [Community Commercial ] District; 1162-1345 136th Avenue and 13550-13608 Rose Drive from Undesignated to RS [Residential Single-Family] District; and amending the Zoning Map, as approved at the Public Hearing on October 17, 1994) . - Passed to Print 7. NEW BUSINESS Items removed from the Consent Calendar. 6.F. Resolution Approving Requirements for Encroachment Permits for Fiber Optic Cable (directs City Manager to require that fiber-optic cable installations by outside vendors allow for concurrent or future City telecommunications use) . Sam Del Castillo said he is with a local telecommunications company and said, if his company wants to put fiber-optic cable through City streets, they have no legal obligation to provide capacity or access to the City. Steve Meyers, City Attorney, said the Resolution on the City Council Agenda would give the City Manager the authority to negotiate terms and conditions of Encroachment Permits, such as additional capacity, but will not require free access. He said Mr. Del Castillo would be able to obtain his permit from the City Engineer. Lou Filipovich asked if the Resolution applied to commercial and industrial property or individual homeowners and parcel property. Mr. Meyers said the gentleman who spoke wants to install fiber-optic cable in City streets.