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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - September 21, 1992 Page - 22 - PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) He said if the City Council has any interest in litigation, it is important to exhaust administrative remedies provided by law, which include appealing the decision of the Planning Commission to the Oakland City Council . He advised the City Council that, if they wished to continue the participation of San Leandro in the process, one way of doing so would be to instruct staff to file an appeal on behalf of the City Council . Council Member Perry asked if there are any costs involved in filing an appeal . Mr. Meyers said there are no costs, no liability, and no further obligation to the City Council . The following Motion was then introduced: Minute Order No. 92-70. Acceptance of Public Comments Regarding Proposed Dunsmuir Heights Development in the City of Oakland. (2721) On motion by Council Member Corbett, who moved its approval , seconded by Council Member Kerr, and carried by the following called vote, the City Council directed staff to file an appeal regarding the proposed Dunsmuir Heights Development with the Oakland City Council on behalf of the San Leandro City Council . AYES: Council Members Corbett, Kerr, Myers, Perry, Polvorosa; Mayor Karp ( 6 ) NOES: Council Member Faria ( 1 ) ABSENT: None ( 0 ) 9. CITY COUNCIL COMMENTS A. Council Member Myers said he has received complaints about people staying at the Marina in campers and, when asked to move by the Police Department, they move into adjoining neighborhoods. He asked what can be done. B. Council Member Corbett said on October 28th she will be having a Public Forum for the North Area at the Washington School , probably at 7:00 p.m. , and she will be getting the word out. C. Council Member Corbett suggested that everyone look into the CEQA process to make these kinds of situations work for the surrounding jurisdictions and ask that jurisdictions within a certain radius that will be impacted should be included in the comment process of environmental documents in a more meaningful way. She suggested petitioning the Legislature to allow impacted jurisdictions to have more of a role. Mayor Karp suggested that she meet with the City Attorney and prepare something in writing that the City Council can send to Sacramento.