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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - June 15, 1992 Page - 14 - NEW BUSINESS (continued) City Council that this is a project that want to study. Council Member Corbett said the PMOU states the School District is responsible for obtaining a consultant to determine land values. Mr. Meyers said this would be for the School District's holdings, and the City would do the same for its property. He said the City would be responsible for obtaining appraisals on the Peralta Area property. In response to questions from the City Council , Steve Emslie, Planning Manager, said the Planning Commission would hear this matter at its first meeting in August, which would allow sufficient time for the EIR contractor to proceed with the Initial Study and for the Planning Commission to review and analyze the study, traffic impacts, land use changes, etc. by the end of August, for referral to the City Council by the first or second meeting in September. Council Member Perry said all the issues need to be flushed out and a hearing should not be scheduled too soon. Mr. Oliver said there is a relatively tight timetable on this project and it would come before the City-School Liaison Committee and the Recreation and Parks Commission in the relatively near future. He anticipated much of the review would be started as early as July. Council Member Kerr asked what the financial impact the agreement would have on the City. Mr. Oliver said staff routinely works with developers who are contemplating a project and this would be no different. He said when it became evident there was a serious possibility for an application to be filed, an account would be set up and the appropriate fees charged. Mr. Oliver explained that, at any time, any one of the three parties could withdraw from the agreement and the project would be terminated. Mayor Karp said many groups would wish to have input into this project, from baseball leagues to tennis players to football leagues. He said this matter would be reviewed by the Recreation and Parks Commission and by the City-School District Liaison Committee. He said City funds would not be used on the project. He said the time limit is important because the sound wall construction has been postponed until September, pending a decision on this project. Mayor Karp noted that he signs the PMOU for the City but there is no designation for the School District. Mr. Meyers said it is intended to be signed by the President of the School Board and it would be amended.