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Minutes San Leandro City Council Meeting December 19, 1994 Page 10 NEW BUSINESS (continued) The following Motion was then introduced: Minute Order No. 94-58, Matter of Reorganization of City Manager's Office Staffing. On motion by Council Member Polvorosa, who moved its approval , seconded by Council Member Galvan, and carried by a majority vote (7) , the City Council approved retention of the Executive Assistant position; approved retention of the Administrative Secretary position currently filled by Denice Moughon; and approved the addition of a part-time position to support the Economic Development Program. F. City Council Reports on Outside Agencies. 1 . Council Member Myers said members of the City Council and the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors have identified a number of large businesses and are calling on them to see what can be done to assist them. He said the feedback has been positive, and the City Council and Chamber realize they must take care of existing businesses. He suggested Council Members may like to participate in some of the visits. 2. Council Member Perry reported on a number of outside agency meetings and activities: - East Bay Division of the League of California Cities met with new Assembly members and discussed the needs of cities and shared perspectives. - ABAG General Assembly discussed issues regarding amendments to the State Constitution. - Regional Innovative Homelessness Initiative - She was asked to serve by HUD Undersecretary Agnos and will send information to the City Council . 3. Council Member Kerr attended a Congestion Management Agency meeting at which it was emphasized that studies, programs, planning, etc. , should be corridor-wide. He said the I-880 Intermodal Study Committee is looking at ramp metering and improving traffic flow in cities and on freeways. Council Member Kerr said Oakland is using traffic humps successfully to control speed, and San Leandro should look into it. 4. Mayor Corbett reported on the Alameda Reuse and Redevelopment Authority and said she took the Alameda Naval Air Station tour. She said there is a lot of opportunity for reuse of the base, but it has an aging infrastructure, and there are no funds to retrofit it.