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Minutes - San Leandro City Council Meeting - October 1, 1990 Page - 9 - PUBLIC HEARINGS (continued) On motion of Council Member Santos, seconded by Council Member Faria, with Council Member Corbett abstaining, the City Council granted the Appeal and amended the Conditions of Approval to: (1) Delete Item 1 .A. (2) Modify Item I .B. to read: Sound levels for activity on the premises shall not exceed 65 dBA (decibels/A Scale) at the exterior property lines of the Club. (Note: the numerical standards in this condition could be modified based on an acoustical report by an acoustical engineer. ) Staff was directed to develop criteria for assigning uniformed security guard based upon the type and size of activity. All other conditions as recommended by the Board of Zoning Adjustments were confirmed and approved. MISCELLANEOUS a. Council Member Santos said he is disappointed that the Daily Review has not assigned a reporter to cover San Leandro. Mayor Karp noted that an interim reporter had been assigned but was ill and unable to cover tonight's meeting. b. Council Member Santos discussed an article in USA Today regarding the high use of automobiles in the United States and the impact on traffic, gasoline use, and highway maintenance. He said the article stated that "gridlock nightmare" could eventually occur if Americans do not utilize alternative transportation. c. Council Member Corbett commended Mark Adcock on his memo and participation in the Partnership in Education Program. d. Council Member Glaze said that the resurfacing on Wicks Boulevard had caused major traffic problems because Wicks Boulevard was closed in one direction. He said traffic was backed up for a full mile and the asphalt trucks were detoured to Manor Boulevard, creating unacceptable traffic problems in the residential areas. He said Wicks should have been closed at non-commute times or some other method for detouring traffic should have been used. e. Council Member Glaze discussed the disagreement between ACTEB/ACAP and the City of Berkeley, and thanked City Attorney Steve Meyers for his advice. He said San Leandro is lucky to have Steve Meyers. He said all Alameda County cities are losing as a result of the dispute, and that he may eventually recommend that San Leandro withdraw from ACTEB/ACAP. f. Council Member Perry said she agreed with Council Member Glaze regarding ACTEB/ACAP and Berkeley and also thanked Steve Meyers for his advice. g. Council Member Perry also commented regarding the Partnership in Education Program and said a voter registration program should be initiated in the schools and that a video tape is available.