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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - January 2, 1990 Page - 5 - <br /> PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) <br /> Peter Jimenez, 3523 Pinewood Drive, Hayward, (business address 2610 Central <br /> Avenue, Union City) said that he was requesting time to work with Mr. Maggi <br /> to buy his property. <br /> The City Council asked a-number of questions about what would happen if the <br /> Public Hearing were continued. Staff indicated that there would be no impact <br /> on the project at this point. <br /> Kenneth Mock, President of Banner Development, 2610 Central Avenue, Union <br /> City, provided background on the types of developments that Banner has done <br /> or is doing in San Leandro. He noted that they were trying to obtain all <br /> the surrounding properties in the Assessment District area, and if they were <br /> successful , they would reimburse the City for the $60,000 spent by the City <br /> to date. <br /> Bill Rugg, Community Development Director, said that if this Public Hearing <br /> were continued again the bidder on the project was willing to extend his bid <br /> provided he could start work by April 15, so a forty-five-day extension would <br /> not be a problem. <br /> On motion of Council Member Suchman, seconded by Council Member Santos and <br /> carried unanimously, all the Public Hearings on the matter of Assessment <br /> District No. 94 were continued to February 20, 1990. <br /> MISCELLANEOUS: <br /> a. Matter of PD-88-5, Marina Square (Pacific High School Site) , Reynolds & <br /> Brown; Approval of Proposed Wording for Condition IX-A Related to Future <br /> Uses/Tenants of the Site. Continued from City Council Meeting of <br /> December 19, 1989. On motion of Council Member Suchman, seconded by Council <br /> Member Jardin, with Council Member Glaze voting no, the proposed wording was <br /> approved. <br /> b. Matter of Nomination of William Swann, Jr. , to Human Resources Commission <br /> (At Large) . On motion of Council Member Glaze, seconded by Council Member <br /> Perry and carried unanimously, the nomination of William Swann, Jr. , to the <br /> Human Resources Commission was approved and the City Clerk was directed to <br /> prepare a Resolution of Appointment. <br /> c. Council Member Santos noted a recent article in the newspaper which had <br /> described the City Council as six white men and one white woman and noted <br /> that this type of article did not reflect fairly upon the City Council . <br /> d. Council Member Glaze introduced Bill Swann, newly nominated Human Resources <br /> Commissioner. <br /> j <br />