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File Number: 16-455 <br />business preventing them from participating in portions of the proposed General Plan update. <br />In order to accommodate the City Council’s decision-making authority while complying with <br />the disclosure and recusal requirements of California’s Fair Political Practices Commission <br />(FPPC) Conflict of Interest Regulations, the resolutions approving the General Plan land use <br />map will be considered in multiple segmented approvals. Before each segment is considered, <br />City Council members that have a conflict of interest in certain portions of the proposed 2035 <br />General Plan will recuse themselves consistent with Fair Political Practices Commission <br />Conflict of Interest Regulations while permitting the Council to take action on the proposed <br />amendments contained in those segments without the recused Councilmember. <br />Regarding the City Council Resolution certifying the 2035 San Leandro General Plan <br />Environmental Impact Report (see “Attachments” section below), all Council members present <br />will be asked to vote on this resolution. <br />Regarding the City Council Resolution adopting the 2035 San Leandro General Plan (see <br />“Attachments” section below), the following segmented motions are summarized below. <br />Segment 1 <br /> <br />Segment 1 would change the designation of approximately 25 parcels along the west edge of <br />the East 14th Street corridor (between West Broadmoor Boulevard and Stoakes Avenue) from <br />High Density Residential (up to 29 units per acre) to High Density Residential (up to 50 units <br />per acre). The parcels are already developed with multi-family buildings, with most buildings <br />in the 30-50 unit/acre range and several existing buildings exceeding 50 units per acre. The <br />proposed designation more accurately reflects the existing use and is not expected to result in <br />a change in use. The Segment 1 map is Exhibit C to the City Council Resolution Adopting the <br />2035 General Plan (see the “Attachments” section below). Councilmember Lopez has an <br />economic interest in real property within 500 feet of this area and will recuse herself from this <br />vote. <br />Segment 2 <br />Segment 2 would apply a “Parks and Open Space” designation to Floresta Park along <br />Monterey Boulevard. The site was designated as “Public/ Institutional” in the last General <br />Plan, because that Plan did not differentiate between the portion of the site used as Monroe <br />School, and the portion used as a City park. The proposed designation more accurately <br />reflects the existing use and is not expected to result in a change in use. The Segment 2 map <br />is Exhibit D to the City Council Resolution Adopting the 2035 General Plan (see the <br />“Attachments” section below). Councilmember Thomas has an economic interest in real <br />property that is within 500 feet of this parcel and will recuse himself from this vote. <br />Segment 3 <br />Segment 3 covers the General Plan Map changes for all areas of the City outside Segments 1 <br />through 2. All members of the Council may vote on this item. Segment 3 also includes the <br />Page 6 City of San Leandro Printed on 9/13/2016