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STEPHEN M. CHANDLER <br />LELAND W. BRUNER <br />GARY M. PICETTI <br />STEPHEN DOMBRINK <br />LAW OFFICES OF <br />CHANDLER & BRUNER <br />PROFESSIONAL CORPORATION <br />BEST BUILDING, 1330 EAST 14TH STREET <br />SAN LEANDRO, CALIFORNIA 94577 <br />141 51 48 3 - 1444 <br />November 22, 1977 <br />City Council <br />City of San Leandro <br />335 East 14th Street <br />San Leandro, California 94577 <br />A. W. BRUNER (1901.1962) <br />Re: Pedestrian way adjoining 923 Burkhart, <br />San Leandro <br />Gentlemen: <br />I am writing on behalf of our clients, Mr. and Mrs. John <br />Nelson, 923 Burkhart Avenue, San Leandro. This letter <br />concerns the pedestrian way adjoining their property, <br />as shown on the enclosed map. (Please let me know if <br />you need a more exact legal description.) <br />The County Tax Collector will be putting this pacrel up <br />for bid to abutting property owners in early 1978. Only <br />the Nelsons have shown an interest in buying it and we <br />presume that they will. <br />This parcel was dedicated to public in 1955*(see Tract <br />1546, Book 36, Page 3, Records of Alameda County). On <br />June 7, 1955, the Alameda County Board of Supervisors <br />rejected this parcel (Resolution 75941). <br />The parcel has become a nuisance to the Nelsons and their <br />neighbors. No one maintains the area. At night, it <br />attracts motorcyclists and teenagers who come to drink and <br />loiter. It is my understanding that the area is considered <br />a police problem and that no agency of the City is interested <br />in keeping this pedestrian way open. If the Nelsons buy it <br />from the Tax Collector, they will fence it off and close it. <br />