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CityCouncil | 2007-10-16 | 10 | Oakland, Berkeley, and Kensington residents and elected officials have used Kitchen Democracy as one of many ways to openly discuss community issues; Alameda Point development is a huge issue; the decision process is especially controversial because of the potential impact on the region. Mayor Johnson inquired whether elected officials are writing regarding the matter. Mr. Howard responded in the affirmative; stated the purpose of the forum is to allow elected officials to post an issue and solicit feedback. Mayor Johnson inquired whether elected officials solicit feedback but do not engage in the conversation; further inquired whether anyone has looked into Brown Act issues. Mr. Howard responded that he would ask Kitchen Democracy about Brown Act issues. Mayor Johnson stated there could be Brown Act violations if more than one Councilmember participates in the discussion. (07-509) The following speakers discussed the animal shelter : Kathy Marks, Alameda; Mary Sutter, Alameda Jim Gotelli, Alameda; Daniel Mosso, Alameda; Kate Beck, Alameda; Judy Brock, Berkeley; Donny Chu, Alameda; Howard Goldberg, Berkeley; Christa Nicholas, Alameda (provided handout) The Police Chief provided a brief report on the matter. Councilmembers requested certain information and suggested the matter be placed on a future agenda for discussion. (07-510) Bill Smith, Alameda, discussed care giving. COUNCIL COMMUNICATIONS (07-511) Consideration of the Mayor's nominations for appointment to the Civil Service Board, Golf Commission, and Oakland Chinatown Advisory Committee. Mayor Johnson nominated Peter Horikoshi for appointment to the Civil Service Board and Jeff Wood for appointment to the Golf Commission and continued the nomination to the Oakland Chinatown Advisory Committee. Mayor Johnson stated that Lee Perez has been the representative and Regular Meeting Alameda City Council 10 October 16, 2007 | CityCouncil/2007-10-16.pdf |