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ORDINANCE NO. 2022-XXX 11 guidelines, conservation plans or specific neighborhood plans that may be adopted by the City, the Council shall issue a certificate of approval for the proposed alteration. 28. San Leandro Municipal Code section 4-26-1110 is amended to read as follows: 4-26-1110 EXTERIOR ALTERATIONS TO A DESIGNATED MERIT RESOURCE. Upon review of the proposed alteration, the Commission Secretary may elect to issue a certificate of approval for said alterations without any action from the Commission, or submit said alterations for review and approval by the Library-Historical Commission Planning Commission. If, after a public hearing, the Library-Historical Commission Planning Commission finds that the project meets “The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties,” and any applicable design guidelines, conservation plans or specific neighborhood plans that may be adopted by the City, the Commission shall issue a certificate of approval for the proposed alteration. 29. San Leandro Municipal Code section 4-26-1115 is amended to read as follows: 4-26-1115 EXTERIOR ALTERATIONS TO A DESIGNATED HISTORIC DISTRICT CONTRIBUTOR. Upon review of the proposed alteration, the Commission Secretary may elect to issue a certificate of approval for said alterations without any action from the Commission, or submit said alterations for review and approval by the Library-Historical Commission Planning Commission . If, after a public hearing, the Library-Historical Commission Planning Commission finds that the project meets “The Secretary of the Interior’s Standards for the Treatment of Historic Properties,” and any applicable design guidelines, conservation plans, or specific neighborhood plans that may be adopted by the City, the Commission shall issue a certificate of approval for the proposed alteration. 30. San Leandro Municipal Code section 4-26-1200 is amended to read as follows: 4-26-1200 DEMOLITION, DESTRUCTION OR REMOVAL OF A DESIGNATED HISTORIC RESOURCE. The Library-Historical Commission Planning Commission may explore and recommend to the City Council alternatives to the demolition of designated historic resources, including but not limited to, consultation with civic groups, public agencies and interested citizens; appropriate acquisition of the property by public or private bodies or agencies; and relocation possibilities. No person shall initiate the demolition, destruction or removal of a designated historic resource without a certificate of approval issued by the City Council.