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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - December 5, 1994 Page - 5 - NEW BUSINESS (continued) D. Approval of Work Session Items Requiring Action. a. Minute Order No. 94-52. ABAG Draft Recommended Revisions to the Constitution of the State of California. (1003) On motion by Council Member Myers, who moved its approval , seconded by Council Member Kerr, and carried by a majority vote (7) , the City Council directed Council Member Perry to cast her vote regarding State of California constitutional revisions in the best interests of San Leandro, based upon comments made by the City Council at Work Session. E. Report on Closed Session Actions Taken. None PUBLIC HEARINGS A. Matter of Amendment to the Zoning Code (A-94-10) , Minor Text Changes, Establishing a Use Category for Transfer Station, Ambulance Services, and Farmers' Market (adds definition of "transfer station" and permits a transfer station as a Conditional Use in the IG [Industrial General ] District; adds "ambulance service" as a permitted use in the IG [Industrial General ] District and IP [Industrial Park] District; and adds definition of a "farmers' market" and allows in non-residential districts, subject to administrative review) . This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Norm Weisbrod, Associate Planner, described each of the three text changes and Planning Commission recommendations. He said a number of companies are interested in collecting materials, stockpiling them at a site in San Leandro, and then taking them out of town for processing. He said this would cover items such as asphalt, paving, concrete, and sheet rock, which would be recycled. He said a definition of a "transfer station" is needed, and they would be permitted under Conditional Use and the IG and IP Districts. He described the difference between the existing transfer station designation and the proposed designation. He said ambulance services are presently permitted in several commercial districts, including the downtown and industrial areas around residential areas. He said ambulance service should be taken out of the CP Districts and allowed in the IG, IP, and CC Districts. He described other provisions in the proposed Ordinance related to ambulance services.