Annexation - Industrial District Unit 86 Eden Rd Properties, 6.62 Acres, Ord 64-114, 05-11-1964 pt1

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Honorable City Council October 4, 1963 2. The "consents" of the owners of Parcels 1 and 2 have been obtained and have been furnished to the respective cities of San Leandro and Oakland to authorize them to "de -annex" the respective parcels. 3. The City of Oakland has taken the first step to annex Parcel 1 by passing Resolution No. 43621 I C.M.S. on August 27, 1963, declaring its intention to annex the parcel as soon as it can legally be done, and directing the City Clerk to submit the legal description of this parcel to the County Boundary Commission for its review and report. This is a necessary procedural step. The Boundary Commission has reviewed the description and by its September 25 report has approved the description with a minor alteration. This escription, as so modi e has been submitted to the City Engineer and to the Port of Oakland, and has been approved by both of them. 4. Engineers of the Port of Oakland and the City of San Leandro have computed the number of cubic yards of garbage fill which the City of San Leandro is entitled to dump in the future on the Port of Oakland property pursuant to agreement between those bodies. This determines the capacity or volume that the City of San Leandro will be entitled to dump on Scavenger Company property as a sub- stitute for the Port property as a result of the pending agreement between San Leandro, the Port, and the Scavenger Company. 5. A meeting was held at the Port of Oakland offices on September 11 for what it was thought would be the final meeting to tie up all loose ends and permit the completion of the various steps to effect the proposed "de -annexation", annexation, and exchange of garbage dump rights to enable the development of the golf course. Present at the meeting were representatives of San Leandro, Port of Oakland, the Scavenger Company, Recreation Com- mission of the City of Oakland, and the writer. During the course of this meeting a San Leandro representative stated that it was the position of San Leandro that the cost and expense of men and equipment involved in disposing of its garbage on the Scavenger Company site would be borne by the City of Oakland or the Port. This condition stated on behalf of San Leandro was an entirely new element in the picture as far as all other parties represented at the meeting were concerned. At the present time under the existing agreement with the Port San Leandro bears the cost of its garbage disposal, including labor and equipment on the Port property. San Leandro's position as stated at -2-