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Special Concurrent Meeting of the Oakland Redevelopment Successor Agency/City Council

May 21, 2024 ·3:00 PM SUPPLEMENTAL

City Council Chamber, 3rd Floor

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  1. 1 PUBLIC PARTICIPATION The Public May Observe And/Or Participate In This Meeting Many Ways. OBSERVE: • To observe, the public may view the televised video conference by viewing KTOP channel 10 on Xfinity (Comcast) or ATT Channel 99 and locating City of Oakland KTOP - Channel 10 • To observe the meeting online from the City’s Agenda Meeting Calendar, at the noticed meeting time, please click on https://oakland.legistar.com/calendar.aspx and click on the “In Progress” link under “Video” for the corresponding meeting. • To observe the meeting by video conference, please click on this link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82975179795 at the noticed meeting time. • To listen to the meeting by phone, please call the numbers below at the noticed meeting time: Dial (for higher quality, dial a number based on your current location):US: +1 669 900 6833 or +1 253 215 8782 or +1 346 248 7799 or +1 929 436 2866 or +1 301 715 8592 or +1 312 626 6799 or 833 548 0282 (Toll Free) or 877 853 5247 (Toll Free) or 888 788 0099 (Toll Free) or 833 548 0276 (Toll Free) Meeting ID: 829 7517 9795 If asked for a participant ID or code, press #. PUBLIC COMMENT WILL BE TAKEN ON EACH ACTION ITEM. ALL MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC WISHING TO SPEAK MUST FILL OUT A SPEAKER CARD FOR EACH ITEM. SPEAKERS' CARDS MUST BE RECEIVED BY THE CITY CLERK BEFORE THE ITEM IS READ INTO THE RECORD. COMMENTS ON ITEMS NOT ON THE AGENDA WILL BE TAKEN DURING OPEN FORUM AT THE END OF THE MEETING. ELECTRONIC SPEAKER CARDS/PUBLIC COMMENTS: • eComment. To send your comment directly to Council members go to https://oakland.legistar.com/calendar.aspx and click on the “eComment” link for the corresponding meeting. Please note that eComment submission closes twenty-four (24) hours before meeting start time. • To Comment In Person Members Of The Public Must Submit A Separate Speaker Card For Each Item On The Agenda To The City Clerk Before The Item Is Called. • To Submit An Electronic Speaker Card, Members Of The Public Must (1) Visit The City Of Oakland Meeting Calendar Website At: https://oakland.legistar.com/Calendar.aspx (2) Click the hyperlink labeled ‘eComment’ in the far right column of the meeting you wish to participate, (You Will Be Redirected To The Specific Meeting Webpage); And (3) Register To ‘Sign In To Speak’ For Each Agenda Item(s) You Wish To Speak to. *To Be Recognized To Speak Via ZOOM, Speaker Cards Must Be Submitted and Received Before The City Clerk Reads the Item Into the Record. • Once You Have Submitted Your Speaker Card - Your Zoom Profile Name Will Be Acknowledged To Speak When Public Comment Is Taken.When your name is called please raise your hand in zoom (By Pressing “*9”) and Unmute Your Self By Pressing *6. You Will Be Permitted To Speak During Your Turn. Instructions On How To “Raise Your Hand” Is Available At: Https://Support.Zoom.Us/Hc/En-Us/Articles/205566129 - Raise-Hand-In-Webinar. Agenda Management Unit at cityclerk@oaklandca.gov - Office of the City Clerk
  2. 1 The Concurrent Meeting of the Oakland City Council and Successor Redevelopment Agency was held on the above date. The meeting was convened at 3:15 P.M. with Council President Fortunato Bas Presiding As Chair
  3. 2 DEFINITION OF TERMS: • Action Item: shall mean any resolution, ordinance, public hearing, motion or recommendation requiring official vote and approval of the City Council to be effective. • Informational Item: shall mean an agenda item consisting only of an informational report that does not require or permit Council action. • Consent Item shall mean, for the purposes of the City Council agenda: 1) approval of Council minutes, and 2) any action or informational item placed on a Council agenda for a Regular Meeting or Special Meeting (i) as a Consent Item by the Rules and Legislation Committee, (ii) pursuant to Rule 28, or (iii) that a Standing Committee has forwarded to the full Council with unanimous recommendation for approval by the members who are present: Consent Item shall not include: 1) any item having a high level of public interest or controversy as determined by the Standing Committee Chair, or the Rules and Legislation Committee, or pursuant to Rule 28; 2) any item that requires a public hearing or that otherwise is ineligible by law as a Consent Item. • Non-Consent Item shall mean, for the purposes of a City Council agenda for a Regular Meeting or Special Meeting, any action or informational item that: 1) a Standing Committee has forwarded to the full Council without unanimous recommendation for approval; 2) has a high level of public interest or controversy as determined by a Standing Committee Chair, the Rules and Legislation Committee, or pursuant to Rule 28; or 3) requires a public hearing or is otherwise ineligible by law as a Consent Item.
  4. 3 Councilmember Carroll Fife Will Be Participating By Teleconference At: 15 E Street NW Washington, DC 20001, United States, Business Center, Ground Floor Pursuant To The Brown Act (Government Code Section 54953), The Agenda Must Be Posted At The Teleconference Location, The Teleconference Location Must Be Accessible To The Public And Members Of The Public Must Have The Ability To Observe The Meeting And To Comment On Agenda Items
  5. 1 Call To Order
  6. 2 ROLL CALL / CITY COUNCIL
  7. 3 ACTIONS ON SPECIAL ORDERS OF THE DAY ("Ceremonial Items") Ceremonial Presentations, Including Proclamations, Individual Recognitions, etc.; and Reports Or Presentations From The Mayor, Other Public Officials, Or Special Guests
  8. 3.1 Subject: Celebrating 2024 Asian American And Pacific Islander Heritage Month From: Council President Fortunato Bas And Councilmember Ramachandran Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution In Celebration Of May 2024 As Asian American And Pacific Islander Heritage Month And Honoring Asian Americans And Pacific Islanders Whose Service And Leadership In Oakland Contribute To A More Vibrant And Just City 24-0389 Adopted Pass
  9. 3.2 Subject: Street Renaming For David Sakurai From: Councilmember Jenkins Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Commemoratively Renaming Of The 8200 Block Of Fontaine Ave/Fontaine Overpass “David Sakurai Way” Pursuant To The Policy And Criteria Established By Oakland City Council Resolution No. 77967 C.M.S 24-0398 Adopted Pass
  10. 3.3 Subject: Honoring The Life And Legacy Of Stacey Park Milbern From: Councilmember Fife Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Honoring The Life And Legacy Of Stacey Park Milbern For Her Substantial Advocacy And Organizing Efforts To Advance Disability Justice And Her Indelible Impact On Creating A More Equitable Oakland 24-0408 Adopted Pass
  11. 3.4 Subject: Semi-Annual Audit Recommendation Follow-Up Report From: Office Of The City Auditor Recommendation: Receive An Informational Report From The City Auditor On The Extent Of Implementation Of Recommendations For Corrective Actions Made In The City Auditor's Reports 24-0387 Received and Filed Pass
  12. 10 AT 4:36 P.M. COUNCIL PRESIDENT FORTUNATO BAS CALLED FOR A 5 MINUTE RECESS AT 4:54 P.M. THE MEETING RECONVENED FROM RECESS, 5 COUNCILMEMBERS WERE NOTED PRESENT, 2 EXCUSED COUNCILMEMBER FIFE AND COUNCILMEMBER KAPLAN, 1 ABSENT COUNCILMEMBER GALLO
  13. 4 MODIFICATIONS TO THE AGENDA AND PROCEDURAL ITEMS (Requests To: Reschedule Items From Consent To Non-Consent To The Next Council Agenda, Speak On Consent Calendar, Register Votes, Change Order Of Items, Reconsiderations, Pull Items Held In Committee):
  14. 11 Councilmember Gallo Was Noted Present At 5:20 P.M.
  15. 5 CONSENT CALENDAR (CC) ITEMS:
  16. 5.0 Approval Of The Draft Minutes From The Meeting Of April 30, 2024 And May 7, 2024 24-0392 Accepted
  17. 13 Approval of the Consent Agenda Approved Pass
  18. 5.1 REPORT OF FINAL DECISIONS MADE DURING CLOSED SESSION & DISCLOSURE OF NON-CONFIDENTIAL CLOSED SESSION DISCUSSIONS 24-0396 Accepted
  19. 5.2 Subject: Declaration Of A Local Emergency Due To AIDS Epidemic From: Office Of The City Attorney Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Renewing And Continuing The City Council's Declaration Of A Local Emergency Due To The Existence Of A Critical Public Health Crisis With Regard To The Human Immunodeficiency Virus ("HIV")/Acquired Immunodeficiency Syndrome ("AIDS") Epidemic 24-0393 Adopted Pass
  20. 5.3 Subject: Declaration Of Medical Cannabis Health Emergency From: Office Of The City Attorney Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Renewing The City Council's Declaration Of A Local Public Health Emergency With Respect To Safe, Affordable Access To Medical Cannabis In The City Of Oakland 24-0394 Adopted Pass
  21. 5.4 Subject: Declaration Of A Local Emergency On Homelessness From: Councilmember Kaplan Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Renewing And Continuing The City Council's Declaration Of A Local Emergency Due To The Existence Of The City’s Homelessness Crisis 24-0395 Adopted Pass
  22. 5.5 Item 5.5 Regarding Oakland Tourism Business Improvement District 2024 Was Withdrawn From This Agenda And Rescheduled To The June 4, 2024 City Council Agenda
  23. 5.6 Subject: Appropriation To Fund Excess Litter Fee (ELF) Services From: Office Of The City Administrator Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Appropriating A One Time Use Of Fund Balance In An Amount Not To Exceed $500,000 From Fund 2417 To Pay Outstanding Invoices To Oakland Venue Management And To Fund Services For The Remainder Of The First Amendment Through November 9, 2024 At A Reduced Compensation Rate 24-0381 Adopted Pass
  24. 5.7 Subject: Philip Woodruff V. City Of Oakland, ET. AL From: Office Of The City Attorney Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing And Directing The City Attorney To Compromise, And Settle The Case Of Philip Woodruff V. City Of Oakland, 2900 College Associates, LLC, County Of Alameda, California Department Of Transportation, And Does 1-50, Inclusive, Alameda County Superior Court Case No. RG2111459, City Attorney File No. 34569, In The Amount Of Thirty Thousand Dollars And No Cents ($30,000.00) (Department Of Transportation - Dangerous Condition) 24-0407 Adopted Pass
  25. 5.8 Subject: Supplemental Environmental Project Authorizations From: Office Of The City Administrator Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator To Implement, As Part Of A Stipulation With The State Of California For Entry Of Final Judgement, Three Supplemental Environmental Projects That Advance Environmental Improvement Efforts, Which Include: (1) A Grant Agreement In The Amount Of $298,720 Between The City And The Rose Foundation For Communities And The Environment; (2) The Purchase And Installation Of Surveillance Cameras With License Plate Reading Capabilities At Chronic Illegal Dumping Hotspots For $160,000; And (3) The Purchase And Construction Of A Universal Waste Storage Shed For $16,280 24-0403 Adopted Pass
  26. 5.9 Subject: Appointments To The Parks And Recreation Advisory Commission From: Office Of The Mayor Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Confirming The Mayor’s Reappointment Of Marc Barach And Appointment Of Haley Gonzales, Fernando Cervantes, Cameron Snyder, Thomas Omolo, And Josefina Thomas As Members Of The Parks And Recreation Advisory Commission 24-0418 Adopted as Amended Pass
  27. 5.10 Subject: Appointments To The Library Commission From: Office Of The Mayor Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Confirming The Mayor’s Appointments Of Elias Lawler, Anand Patel, And Carolyn Jones To The Library Commission 24-0419 Adopted Pass
  28. 5.11 Subject: Appointment To The Privacy Advisory Commission From: Office Of The Mayor Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Confirming The Mayor’s Appointment Of Don Zhe Nan Wang To The Privacy Advisory Commission [TITLE CHANGE] 24-0420 Adopted Pass
  29. 5.12 Subject: Appointments To The Affordable Housing And Infrastructure Public Oversight Committee From: Office Of The Mayor Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Confirming The Mayor’s Reappointments Of Ali Schwarz And Ellen Wu And Appointment Of Christa Brown As Members Of The Affordable Housing And Infrastructure Public Oversight Committee 24-0421 Adopted Pass
  30. 5.13 Subject: Appointments To The Public Safety And Services Violence Prevention Oversight Commission From: Office Of The Mayor Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Confirming The Mayor’s Reappointments Of Paula Hawthorn And Sonya Mehta As Members Of The Public Safety And Services Violence Prevention Oversight Commission 24-0422 Adopted Pass
  31. S5.14 Subject: Information Technology Department Temporary Staff Augmentation From: Information Technology Department Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator To Enter Into A Professional Services Agreement With Insight Global, For Temporary As Needed Technical Staff Augmentation In The Grand Total Not To Exceed Amount Of $3,750,000 For A Term Beginning August 1, 2024, And Ending July 31, 2029, And To The Extent Necessary, Waiving The Local/Small Local Business Enterprise Program Requirements For Information Technology Agreements. 24-0312 Adopted Pass
  32. S5.15 Subject: Major Encroachment Permit At 2101 Telegraph Ave. From: Department Of Transportation Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Granting A Conditional And Revocable Major Encroachment Permit To 2101 Telegraph Avenue Associates, A California Limited Partnership To Allow Portions Of An Existing Basement And Lift To Encroach Into The Public Right Of Way Fronting The Property At 2101 Telegraph Avenue, Major Encroachment Permit ENMJ24051; And Adopting Appropriate California Environmental Quality Act Findings 24-0305 Adopted Pass
  33. S5.16 Subject: Final Tract Map No. 8658 Subdivision Map 8750 Mountain Blvd (Oak Knoll Parcel 7) From: Department Of Transportation Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Conditionally Approving A Final Map For Tract No. 8658, Located At 8750 Mountain Boulevard (Oak Knoll Project Phase 1 Parcel 7), For A Twenty-Eight Lot Subdivision As Part Of Property Owned By Oak Knoll Venture Acquisition, LLC; And Adopting Appropriate California Environmental Quality Act Findings 24-0306 Adopted Pass
  34. S5.17 Subject: Major Encroachment Permit At 1880 Mountain Boulevard From: Department Of Transportation Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Granting A Conditional And Revocable Major Encroachment Permit To Property Owner, First Church Of Christ Scientist, To Allow Portions Of An American With Disabilities Act Compliant Access Ramp To Encroach Into The Public Right Of Way Fronting The Property At 1880 Mountain Boulevard, Major Encroachment Permit ENMJ24052, And Adopting Appropriate California Environmental Quality Act Findings 24-0307 Not Adopted Pass
  35. S5.18 Subject: Major Encroachment Permit At 1919 Peralta Street From: Department Of Transportation Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Granting A Conditional And Revocable Major Encroachment Permit To Prescott Properties I EDP, LLC To Allow Two Building Access Ramps, And A Fire Service Water Backflow Preventor To Encroach Into The Public Right Of Way Fronting The Property At 1919 Peralta Street, Major Encroachment Permit ENMJ24053; And Adopting Appropriate California Environmental Quality Act Findings 24-0308 Adopted Pass
  36. S5.19 Subject: Professional Services Contract Amendment For Piedmont Pines Phase II Undergrounding Project From: Department Of Transportation Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution (1) Increasing The Professional Services Contract For The Piedmont Pines Utility Undergrounding Project, Phase II, (Project #1000647) With Harris And Associates In An Amount Of Three-Hundred Thirty Thousand Dollars ($330,00.00), For A Total Amount Not-To-Exceed Four Hundred Eleven Thousand, Six Hundred Thirteen Dollars ($411,613.00); 2) Waiving The Competitive Request For Qualifications/Proposal Selection Requirement, And 3) Waiving Local Business Enterprise/Small Local Business Enterprise Program Requirements 24-0309 Adopted Pass
  37. S5.20 Subject: OMSS Lease Disposition And Development Agreement - Fourth Amendment From: Economic And Workforce Development Department Recommendation: Adopt An Ordinance Authorizing The City Administrator To Execute A Fourth Amendment To The Lease Disposition And Development Agreement Between The City Of Oakland And OMSS, LLC, For Development Of An Ancillary Maritime Support Facility For Truck Parking And Related Services At 10 Burma Road And 2307 Wake Avenue, To Extend The Outside Closing Date By Nine Months Subject To An Extension Payment Of $37,500, With An Additional Three Month Administrative Extension Subject To An Extension Payment Of $12,500; And Adopting California Environmental Quality Act Findings 24-0327 Approved On Introduction and Scheduled for Final Passage Pass
  38. S5.21 Subject: Cultural Funding Networks Of Care Grants From: Economic And Workforce Development Department Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Awarding Grants To Fifteen (15) Oakland-Based Nonprofit Organizations Providing Arts Instruction For Oakland Youth Through June 30, 2025, In A Total Amount Not To Exceed One Hundred Fifty Thousand Dollars ($150,000) 24-0304 Adopted Pass
  39. S5.22 Subject: Alameda County Fire Department Emergency Response Agreement From: Oakland Fire Department Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator To Enter Into A Five-Year Contract With The Alameda County Fire Department For The Oakland Fire Department To Provide Fire Response Services Within The City Of Emeryville For The Time Period Of July 1, 2024 Through June 30, 2029, In The Amount Of Fifty-Seven Thousand One Hundred And Twenty-Eight Dollars ($57,128) For The First Year, And In A Projected Amount Of Sixty Four Thousand Two Hundred And Ninety-Eight Dollars ($64,298) By The Fifth Year, With Two One-Year Options To Extend The Agreement At The Service Cost 24-0317 Adopted Pass
  40. S5.23 Subject: Alameda County OPD Narcotics Taskforce MOU From: Oakland Police Department Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator To Enter Into A Memorandum Of Understanding (MOU) With Alameda County, The City Of Alameda, The City Of Hayward, East Bay Regional Parks, Oakland Housing Authority, Bay Area Rapid Transit, And California Highway Patrol To Participate In The Alameda County Narcotics Taskforce (ACNTF), From July 1, 2024 Through June 30, 2029 24-0284 Adopted Pass
  41. S5.24 Subject: Alameda County's Reimbursement For Election Management System To Allow For Youth Voting From: Council President Fortunato Bas, And Councilmembers Kaplan And Reid Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator To Reimburse Alameda County In An Amount Not To Exceed $84,000 For The Costs Required To Update The County’s Election Management System To Allow For Youth Voting In School Director Elections And To Take All Actions Necessary For Such Reimbursement 24-0390 Adopted Pass
  42. S5.25 Subject: Support Of California SB 1144 (Skinner) From: Councilmember Ramachandran Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution In Support Of California State Senate Bill 1144 (Skinner), That Would Require Online Marketplaces To Verify Products Advertised On Their Platforms By High-Volume Third-Party Sellers Were Produced Or Acquired Lawfully, And Impose Disclosure And Reporting Requirements On Online Marketplaces Related To High-Volume Third Party Sellers 24-0415 Adopted Pass
  43. S5.26 Subject: Resolution In Support Of SB 1060 (BECKER) The Fire Insurance Risk Evaluation Act From: President Pro Tempore Kalb And Councilmember Ramachandran Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution In Support Of SB 1060 (Becker), The Fire Insurance Risk Evaluation Act, Which Would Require Property Insurers Who Use Risk Models For Underwriting Purposes To Take Into Consideration Actions Taken To Reduce Wildfire Risk 24-0388 Adopted Pass
  44. 40 ACTION ON THE NON-CONSENT CALENDAR PORTION OF THE AGENDA WILL COMMENCE AT 5:00 P.M., OR AS SOON THEREAFTER AS REASONABLY PRACTICABLE:
  45. 6 CONSIDERATION OF ITEMS WITH STATUTORY PUBLIC HEARING REQUIREMENTS:
  46. 7 ACTION ON OTHER NON-CONSENT CALENDAR ITEMS:
  47. 8 Subject: Intention To Form The Temescal/Telegraph Business Improvement District From: Economic And Workforce Development Department Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution (1) Declaring An Intention To Form The Temescal/Telegraph Business Improvement District (Temescal/Telegraph BID); (2) Granting Preliminary Approval Of The Temescal/Telegraph BID Management Plan; (3) Directing Filing Of The Proposed Temescal/Telegraph BID Assessment District Boundary Description With The City Clerk; (4) Directing Distribution Of A Ballot To All Affected Property Owners In The Proposed Temescal/Telegraph BID To Determine Whether A Majority Protest Exists; (5) Scheduling A Public Hearing For July 16, 2024 24-0326 Adopted Pass
  48. S9 Subject: Directing The Oakland Police Commission To Propose Changes To OPD's Pursuit Policies From: Councilmember Jenkins And Reid Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Directing The Oakland Police Commission To Propose Changes To The Following Oakland Police Department Policies: (1) Departmental General Order J04 On Pursuit Driving; (2) Special Orders 9192 And 9212 On Vehicle Pursuits; And (3) Training Bulletin III-B.9 On Pursuit Intervention Maneuver Techniques, For Submission To The City Council Pursuant To Section 604(B)(4) Of The Oakland City Charter 24-0286 Adopted Pass
  49. S10 Subject: City Of Oakland Vegetation Management Plan From: Oakland Fire Department Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution (1) Adopting The City Of Oakland Vegetation Management Plan (“VMP”), Which: (A) Describes The Actions That The Oakland Fire Department (“OFD”) Will Take Over The 10-Year Plan Timeframe To Reduce Fire Hazard On Approximately Nineteen Hundred And Twenty-Four (1,924) Acres Of City-Owned Land And Along Three Hundred And Eight (308) Miles Of Roadway In The City Of Oakland’s Designated Very High Fire Hazard Severity Zone (“VHFHSZ”), (B) Meets OFD’s Stated Goals Of Reducing Wildfire Hazard On City-Owned Land And Along Critical Access/Egress Routes, Thereby Reducing The Likelihood Of Ignitions And Extreme Fire Behavior To Enhance Public And Firefighter Safety, (C) Avoids Or Minimizes Impacts To Natural Resources, And (D) Contributes To Regional Efforts To Reduce Wildfire Hazard In The Oakland Hills; And (2) Certifying The Environmental Impact Report For The VMP That Analyzes The VMPS’s Potential Significant Impacts And Makes Certain Findings Concerning Environmental Impacts, Mitigation Measures, And Alternatives, And Adopting A Mitigation Monitoring And Reporting Program, All In Accordance With The California Environmental Quality Act (“CEQA”) 24-0316 Adopted as Amended Pass
  50. 46 OPEN FORUM / PUBLIC COMMENTS
  51. 47 ADJOURNMENT OF COUNCIL SESSION (Meeting Shall Conclude No Later Than 9:30 P.M., Unless Extended By Majority Vote Of The Council)
  52. 47 Councilmember Gallo And Councilmember Ramachandran Was Noted Absent At 7:20 P.M. A Loss Of A Quorum Was Noted
  53. 48 Americans With Disabilities Act If you need special assistance, including translation services to participate in Oakland City Council and Committee meetings please contact the Office of the City Clerk. When possible, please notify the City Clerk 5 days prior to the meeting so we can make reasonable arrangements to ensure accessibility. Also, in compliance with Oakland's policy for people with environmental illness or multiple chemical sensitivities, please refrain from wearing strongly scented products to meetings. Office of the City Clerk - Agenda Management Unit Phone: (510) 238-6406 Fax: (510) 238-6699 Recorded Agenda: (510) 238-2386 Telecommunications Relay Service: 711
  54. 49 THE HANGING OF BANNERS, POSTERS, SIGNS, OR ANY MATERIAL ON OR OVER THE GALLERY BANNISTERS IS STRICTLY PROHIBITED IN ORDER TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF THOSE ATTENDING MEETINGS.
  55. 50 MATERIALS RELATED TO ITEMS ON THIS AGENDA SUBMITTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL AFTER DISTRIBUTION OF THE AGENDA PACKETS MAY BE VIEWED IN THE OFFICE OF THE CITY CLERK, 1 FRANK H. OGAWA PLAZA, 1ST AND 2ND FLOOR, OAKLAND, CA 94612 FROM 8:30 A.M. TO 5:00 P.M.