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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - August 20, 1990 Page - 5 - PRESENTATIONS (continued): b. Presentation by the Inner Wheel Club of a Plaque Bearing a Piece of the Berlin Wall , for Loan to the San Leandro Library for Display. The Club presented the plaque to the City for display in the Library. PUBLIC HEARINGS a. Matter of FM-89-7, Fence Modification to Construct a 9-foot, 6-Inch-High Combination Masonry Block and Solid-Wood Fence Along a Side Property Line; 1711 Estudillo Avenue; Assessor's Parcel Number 79-120-16; Roger Anderson; R-1 (Single Family) District--Appeal . This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Mayor Karp said the City had received a request to postpone this matter. Steve Meyers, City Attorney, said he had spoken to the attorney for the applicant and that they had asked that the hearing be continued to September 4, 1990. The City Council noted that other items had also been continued to September 4, 1990. Therefore, on motion of Council Member Glaze, seconded by Council Member Faria and carried unanimously, the City Council continued the Public Hearing on the matter of FM-89-7 to the September 17, 1990, City Council Meeting. b. Matter of Resolution of Intention to Vacate Excess Portion of Teagarden Street at Marina Boulevard. Staff is requesting that this matter be continued. This being the time and place for the Public Hearing on the above matter, Steve Meyers said this matter should be recalendared and staff would renotice the matter. The City Council concurred in continuing this matter to a date uncertain. MISCELLANEOUS a. Matter of Unreinforced Masonry Building Compliance Assistance Program - URM Committee Report and Recommendations. Bill Jardin, Chairman, discussed the activities of the Unreinforced Masonry Building Compliance Assistance Committee. He said the Committee tried, in developing the URMB Compliance Assistance Plan, to balance the needs of the community with the needs of the property owners and the limitations of the City. He said Phase I of the plan, before the City Council for adoption, was for the first year of the program and consisted of two components: 1) inspection of each building by a licensed structural engineer for the preliminary engineering survey and cost estimate for retrofitting, the cost of the inspection to be paid by the City; and 2) detailed structural analysis and retrofit design, with calculations, for each building, the City to pay 10% of these costs. He said the Committee recommended that the City Council adopt Phase I of the program and approve the agreement with Jordan, Woodman, Dobson for engineering services.