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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - November 18, 1991 Page - 7 - NEW BUSINESS (continued) I . Matter of Golf Course Green Fees Rate Adjustments. Dennis Smith, Staff Secretary to the Recreation and Parks Commission, said the proposed golf course green fees rate adjustments were the culmination of a three-month process. He said there had been meetings with the golf organizations, and he feels their concerns have been addressed. He said these fees include a resident/non-resident fee structure and noted that the two golf courses closer to San Leandro have increased their fees in excess of that recommended by San Leandro. The following Motion was then introduced: MINUTE ORDER NO. 91-104 (1851/1028) MATTER OF GOLF COURSE GREEN FEES RATE ADJUSTMENTS On motion by Council Member Polvorosa who moved its approval , seconded by Council Member Corbett and carried by the following called vote, the City Council approved the Golf Course Green Fees Rate Adjustments, as described and recommended in the November 8, 1991 , Report from Dennis Smith, Recreation-Human Resources Director. AYES: Council Members Corbett, Faria, Perry, Polvorosa; Mayor Karp ( 5 ) NOES: Council Members Glaze and Santos ( 2 ) ABSENT: None ( 0 ) J. Matter of Multiple-Family Housing Management-Assistance Plan. Bill Rugg, Development Department Director, said in the past few years larger apartment complexes have begun to experience a number of problems related to crime, specifically drug dealers, and undesirable tenants. Mr. Rugg said staff has been meeting with the Rental Housing Organization of the Greater East Bay to develop a program to assist apartment-complex owners and managers in dealing with the situation. He introduced three representatives of RHO, Rex Whisnand, Judge Landis, and John Sullivan. He said the problems exist primarily in larger apartment complexes and there are a number of actions which could be helpful . He described six potential programs which could be performed at basically no out-of-pocket cost to the City. He said these included establishment of a data bank on drug convictions. He noted that the data bank would be developed by RHO and the apartment owners and no information would come from the Police Department. He said another program would be a vehicle I .D. program in which stickers would be given to each car that was assigned to a numbered parking space and the Police Department could monitor parking lots for vehicles that should not be there. He also described the Apartment-Watch Program, similar to Neighborhood Watch, a Standard Tenant-Selection Criteria and House Rules Program that would be set up by RHO, a Manager Certification