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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - December 21, 1992 Page - 8 - NEW BUSINESS (continued) The following Resolution was then introduced: Resolution No. 92-322, Resolution Approving Contractual Services Agreement with G. T. Kuntz, Consulting Engineer, Relating to East 14th Street Light System Improvement, Phase I , Project No. 92-8356 (provides for the replacement of street light electrical systems along three segments of East 14th Street: Toler Avenue to Chumalia/Hays, Estudillo to Maud/Thornton, and Blossom Way to Bayfair Drive) . (2323) Introduced by Council Member Perry, who moved its adoption, seconded by Council Member Polvorosa, and carried by the following called vote: AYES: Council Members Faria, Kerr, Myers, Perry, Polvorosa; Mayor Karp ( 6 ) NOES: None ( 0 ) ABSENT: Council Member Corbett ( 1 ) B. Resolution Approving Extension of Time for Completion of Subdivision Improvement Agreement (Public Improvements) , Tract 6379, Marina Vista, Phase I ; Developer: H. F. Properties, Ltd. (grants six-month time extension for completion of public improvements at the Marina Vista Project on Wicks Boulevard) . Council Member Myers said the staff report states the contractor was unable to meet the deadline because of rain. He asked if the developer was asking for another six months and what would happen if the City did not allow the extension. Steve Meyers, City Attorney, said the subdivision improvements are guaranteed by a Performance Bond; and, if the work is not done, the City can call the Bond and have the bonding company stand in the place of the developer. Mr: Silva said he recommended approving the extension of time because the developer had been working in good faith but had been hampered by weather conditions. Council Member Faria noted the condition that said the developer could not open any models until the public improvements are in and said this would undoubtedly speed the work along. Council Member Kerr asked why meandering sidewalks were required. Mayor Karp explained that this was part of the approved plan for the development. Mayor Karp said, if the developer does any work that shuts down utilities or otherwise disrupts the mobilehome park, the park should receive adequate advance notice.