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CityCouncil/2008-05-27.pdf,3 | CityCouncil | 2008-05-27 | 3 | delivered to the street are impacted. Mayor Johnson stated a city in Alameda County has a contract to provide jail services [to other cities ] ; inquired whether the City could look at doing the same. Vice Mayor Tam stated the Council should identify priority issues that should be restored if additional savings can be found in other parts of the budget, such as the Golf rebate on the ROI (Return on Investments), the animal shelter, the Meyer's House, furloughing during the holidays, or some of the other revenue enhancement proposals that will be discussed; a way should be found to restore direct services. Councilmember deHaan stated that he has concerns about overtime reduction; the past record has been flat; inquired how much the percentage will be brought down from 4.3% and the amount that will be saved. Councilmember Matarrese stated that he wants to be told if the Police Chief recommends funding police officer and dispatch positions; Council can figure out what has to go if positions should be funded; that he would like to hear from department heads if the City cannot do without positions the experts responsible for the department need to inform Council what positions are really needed and the budget needs to be worked back from that. Mayor Johnson stated the cuts assume a 0% pay increase. ; said assumption might not be what occurs; the issue should be considered unless staff is confident that a 0% pay increase is a correct assumption. The City Manager continued the presentation. Councilmember Matarrese requested a description of the two Fire Department workforce changes. Councilmember Gilmore stated overtime varies from day to day; that she wants to know how it is managed under the scenario and how mutual aid works under the scenario; that she is going to have to see how the proposal works. Councilmember deHaan stated more in depth information on call back overtime is needed; inquired whether other municipalities have adopted something similar [rotating fire station closures] The City Manager responded other… | CityCouncil/2008-05-27.pdf |
CommissiononPersonswithDisabilities/2008-05-27.pdf,3 | CommissiononPersonswithDisabilities | 2008-05-27 | 3 | Commission on Disability Issues May 27, 2008 Minutes Page 3 of 6 Chair Lord-Hausman asked if there is one individual in the Public Works Department for the ADA Coordinator to work with to which Secretary Akil replied yes, Laurie Kozisek, Associate Civil Engineer who works directly with the Capital Improvement Project program in the City. Commissioner Berger stated that since there is great detail in the Plan, what is the method of selecting a project, to which Mr. Fruit replied that the data consists of specific detail of each facility, so any decision to select a project would be based on the information and level of priority identified in the Transition Plan. Commissioner Berger asked if any furnishings are included within the facilities reports of the Transition Plan update to which Mr. Fruit replied that only if the furnishing is fixed within the structure. Only then is the item addressed within each report of the Transition Plan. If the item is loose or not affixed to the facility, then there is no reasonable accommodation that needs to be addressed under any disability issue as the item can be moved from one place to another. Commissioner Kirola thanked City staff and the consultant for all the work that went into the project recognizing that it was a difficult task. The finished project is much appreciated. Chair Lord-Hausman confirmed that the Public Works Department also participated in the Transition Plan update. Chair Lord-Hausman asked what type of Federal and grant funding would the City be able to draw upon in order to fund the various ADA improvements to which Mr. Fruit replied that it would probably consist of road and gas tax, which is apportioned by population. Those funds must be used for specific earmarks such as street surfacing, curb ramp improvements, intersection, etc. as they are obligated by the State. Other possible funding could be redevelopment funding, which could include street, electrical and sidewalk improvements. Commissioner Robinson asked about receiving fees from developers to… | CommissiononPersonswithDisabilities/2008-05-27.pdf |
PlanningBoard/2008-05-27.pdf,3 | PlanningBoard | 2008-05-27 | 3 | Board member Ezzy Ashcraft noted that it would be preferable for a customer to pick up their car on the parking lot after hours, as opposed to on the street. Board member McNamara noted that the applicant performed a public service by allowing the nearby church to use their parking lot. The public hearing was closed for Board discussion. Board member Ezzy Ashcraft noted that she understood the applicant's comments about the cars being outside the bay. She wanted the "no street parking" requirement to be followed, and believed it was reasonable for the owner to ask the customers not to park on the street. Board member McNamara understood that the nature of smog check work required that part of the car be outside the garage. With respect to Condition 8, she believed that the Board should consider allowing some parking on the lot in an overnight situation, but not on the street. Board member Cunningham suggested that another six-month review be implemented, in order to address the neighbors' concerns. Board member Autorino noted that the requirement to not allow parked cars on the lot overnight was put in place for a reason, and believed that more input would be needed before making such a change. Acting President Kohlstrand noted that any changes to the conditions had not been noticed, and believed it would be inappropriate to change the conditions at this time. Mr. Thomas suggested that direction be given to staff and the applicant that another six-month review be implemented. The applicant should keep track of this specific situation, and that it be made clear that the preference was to not leave cars on the lot overnight. In six months, staff would return with that information for discussion, and a new resolution which would be noticed if the condition were to be changed. Acting President Kohlstrand suggested that a condition be added to address the work being done inside the bays. In response to an inquiry by Board member McNamara regarding overnight parking, Mr. Thomas stated that if a customer's car was not p… | PlanningBoard/2008-05-27.pdf |
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