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• Minutes - San Leandro Ci Council Meeting March 19, 1990 Page - 8 - MISCELLANEOUS (continued)ty Gerald Mitchell , 236 Wge dm st Broaoor Boulevard- John Rucker, 232 Lexinton Avenue Glenn Hilton, 687 Pershing Drive Rosmarie Gallegos, East 14th Street Alberta Buchanan, 232 Lexington Avenue Sandy and Brian Barber, 123 Farrelly Drive Patricia Carlson, 365 Lexington Avenue John Pomaroian, 172 Farrelly Drive Barry Bookman, 171 Farrelly Drive Maria Cabral , Creekside Neighborhood Association Lois Burger Kwon Sheick, 111 East 14th Street, Beacon Gas Mark Geordiani , Farrelly Pond Resident Steve Hoover, 363 Suffolk Drive Christine Jasmare, 231 West Broadmoor Alex Adelman, 159 Bowling Green Gordon Greene, President of Farrelly Pond Neighborhood Association Dotha Steele, 139 Dorchester Avenue Dave Jorgensen, 698 Dutton Avenue Tanya Armstrong, 380 Bowling Green Claudia Miller, 348 Farrelly Drive The following persons spoke in favor of the monument. In general , they said they felt it was good for the City and for future generations and felt that a compromise had been achieved. They noted that they felt the identity of the City should be the issue, and the monument and associated improvements would benefit not only the Farrelly Pond area but the entire City. John Goodman, 498 Superior Avenue Christine Scovey, representing Broadmoor Neighborhood Association John Bailey, 495 Fortuna Avenue Jack Goodrich, 680 Bancroft Avenue Betsy Vinners, Owner of Nicky World Travel ; 'also representing her mother and sisters who own property on East 14th Street Angelo Lievore, 908 Rodney Drive Cathy Wilts, 237 West Broadmoor Susan Hesseltine-Goodman, representing the Broadmoor Homeowners' Association Carol Kennedy, 505 Dowling Boulevard Dennis Janssen, from the North Area Business Professionals Associations Loren Worm, North Area Business Association The following speakers had other comments: Mark Lauper, Lauper's Furniture, 1031 MacArthur Boulevard, noted that, as a result of the North Area Program, a number of improvements are being made to Lauper's Furniture. Howard Ott, 325 Lexington Avenue, said he felt the "Welcome to San Leandro" sign was all that was needed and nothing else. The matter was closed to public comment.