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Consent Item: any action item that a subject matter Committee has forwarded to the full Council

with unanimous recommendation for approval and is not controversial, and does not have a high

level of public interest as determined by the Rules Committee.

Non-Consent Item: any action that a subject-matter Committee has forwarded to the full Council

without unanimous recommendation for approval, or having a high level of public interest, or is

controversial as determined by the Rules Committee.

Action Item: any resolution, ordinance, public hearing, motion, or recommendation requiring

official vote and approval of the City Council to be effective.

Informational Item: an item of the agenda consisting only of an informational report that does

not require or permit Council action.

Subject: Green Building Guidelines

From: Councilmember Nadel, Councilmember Quan and

Councilmember Brunner

Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Adopting The Alameda County

Residential Green Building Guidelines (For New Home Construction,

Home Re-Modeling And Multifamily), U.S. Green Building Council's

LEED™ Rating Systems (For New Commercial Construction And

Remodeling), And Bay-Friendly Landscape Guidelines As City Reference

Documents; On The April 25, 2006 Community And Economic

Development Committee Agenda (See Attached)

Subject: Measure Y - Transitional Jobs Program Strategy

From: Department of Human Services

Recommendation: Receive A Report And Request To Authorize The

Release Of A Request For Proposals For The Selection Of A Qualified

Community Based Organization, Public Agency Or A Partnership Of Such

Organizations To Implement The Transitional Jobs Program Strategy Of

The Measure Y: Violence Prevention And Public Safety Act Of 2004; On

The April 25, 2006 Public Safety Committee Agenda

Subject: Oak To Ninth Mixed Use Development Project

From: Community and Economic Development Agency

Recommendation: Receive An Informational Report, And Action On The

Proposed Oak To Ninth Mixed Use Development: (1) Appeal Of The

March 15, 2006 Planning Commission Actions On The Oak To Ninth

Mixed Use Development Project, Filed By Arthur D. Levy; (2) Request To

(A) Certify The Final Environmental Impact Report, (B) Approve An

Amendment To The "Oak To Ninth Avenue District" Chapter Of The

Estuary Policy Plan; (C) Approve An Amendment To The Estuary Policy

Plan Land Use Map From Land Use Designations "Planned Development 1

" And "Parks" To "Planned Development 4" And "Parks," (D) Approve An

Amendment To The Central City East Redevelopment Plan Land Use Map

From Land Use Designation "Planned Waterfront Development 1" To "

Planned Waterfront Development 4," (E) Approve An Amendment To The

Central District Urban Renewal Plan Land Use Map From Land Use

Designations "Planned Waterfront Development 1" And "Parks" To "

Planned Waterfront Development 4" And "Parks," (F) Approve The

Proposed "Planned Waterfront Zoning District 4" For The Oak To Ninth

Mixed Use Development And Designate The New Zone On The Zoning

Maps, And (G) Approval Of A Development Agreement. The Oak To

Ninth Mixed Use Development Project Would Result In The Construction

Of 3,100 Residential Units, 200,000 Square Feet Of Ground-Floor

Commercial Space, A Minimum Of 3,950 Parking Spaces, 29.9 Acres Of

Parks And Public Open Space, Two Renovated Marinas (Total 170 Boat

Slips), And An Existing Wetlands Restoration Area. The Existing

Buildings On The Site, And A Portion Of The 9th Avenue Terminal Wharf

Structure, Will Be Demolished With The Exception Of A Portion Of The 9

th Avenue Terminal And The Jack London Aquatic Center. The Project

Does Not Include Approximately Six Acres Of Privately-Held Property

Along And East Of Fifth Avenue That Contain A Mix Of Commercial And

Industrial Uses, As Well As A Small Community Of Work/Live Facilities;

On The June 20, 2006 City Council Agenda And Scheduling A Public

Hearing For The Same Date

Subject: Fruitvale Property Business Improvement District of 2006

From: Community and Economic Development Agency

Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Of Intention To Form The Fruitvale

Property Business Improvement District Of 2006, Granting Preliminary

Approval Of The Management Plan, Directing Filing Of The Proposed

Assessment District Boundary Description, Submitting A Proposed

Assessment To The Affected Property Owners For Majority Protest

Procedure Approval; On The May 9, 2006 Community And Economic

Development Committee Agenda And Scheduling A Public Hearing For

July 18, 2006

Subject: Geologic Hazard Abatement District

From: Community and Economic Development Agency

Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution To Consider Initiating The

Formation Of The Small Project Geologic Hazard Abatement District (

GHAD) And Setting A Hearing On May 16, 2006 To Consider Formation

Of The GHAD. The GHAD Is Proposed To Initially Encompass The Siena

Hill Project As Approved By The Planning Commission On June 1, 2005

Located On Keller Avenue Between Greenridge Drive And Rilea Way (

APN: 040A-3457-033-01) And To Allow Future Development Projects

The Ability To Annex To The GHAD; On The May 9, 2006 Community

And Economic Development Committee Agenda And Scheduling A Public

Hearing For May 16, 2006

Subject: Panoramic Hill - Rezoning

From: Community and Economic Development Agency

Recommendation: Adopt An Ordinance To Rezone The Area Known As

Panoramic Hill From The R-20 Low Density Residential Zone / S-4 Design

Review Combining Zone / S-18 Mediated Design Review Combining Zone

To R-10 Estate Residential Zone / S-4 Design Review Combining Zone / S-

18 Mediated Design Review Combining Zone. Panoramic Hill Is Located

South Of The University Of California's Botanic Gardens, East Of The

Oakland/Berkeley Border, And West And North Of Claremont Canyon

Preserve; On The May 9, 2006 Community And Economic Development

Committee Agenda And Scheduling A Public Hearing For May 16, 2006

Subject: Rezoning Of Two Parcels Off Of Skyline Boulevard

From: Community and Economic Development Agency

Recommendation: Adopt An Ordinance To Rezone 2 Parcels, Comprising

Of Approximately 9.4 Acres Of Land, Off Of Skyline Boulevard Between

Skyline High School And Brookpark Road From The R-30 One Family

Residential Zone To The R-1 Estate Residential Zone; On The May 9, 2006

Community And Economic Development Committee Agenda And

Scheduling A Public Hearing For May 16, 2006

Subject: Rehabilitation of Sanitary Sewers - Nairobi Place

From: Public Works Agency

Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator

To Reject All Bids And Negotiate With The Bidders (Starting With The

Lowest Bidder, And If Necessary, With The Second And Third Bidders)

And Execute A Construction Contract For The Rehabilitation Of Sanitary

Sewers In The Easement Off Nairobi Place (Project No. C67310) For An

Amount Not To Exceed Six Hundred Eighteen Thousand Nine Hundred

Twenty Dollars ($618,920.00), Without Return To Council; On The April

25, 2006 Public Works Committee Agenda

Subject: Willow Park Renovation

From: Public Works Agency

Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Rejecting All Bids And

Authorizing The City Administrator To Negotiate Or Re-Bid, Award And

Execute A Construction Contract, Without Return To Council, For The

Willow Park Renovation Project (No. C195910) In An Amount Not-To-

Exceed Seven Hundred Fifty-Six Thousand Dollars ($756,000.00); On The

April 25, 2006 Public Works Committee Agenda

Subject: Peralta Hacienda Historical Park Phase IIIA

From: Public Works Agency

Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City

Administrator To Increase The Change Order Limit To Two Hundred

Thousand Dollars ($200,000.00) For The Construction Contract With Bay

Construction For The Peralta Hacienda Historical Park Phase IIIA

Landscape Improvement Project (Project No. C196710) For A Total

Contract Amount Not-To-Exceed One Million Seventy-Four Thousand

Five Hundred Dollars ($1,074,500.00); On The April 25, 2006 Public

Works Committee Agenda

Subject: Route 260 Deficiency Plan - Operational Improvements On

Jackson Street

From: Public Works Agency

Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City Administrator

To Award A Construction Contract To Ray's Electric, The Sole

Responsible And Responsive Bidder, For The Route 260 Deficiency Plan:

Operational Improvements On Jackson Street At 6th And 7th Streets

Project, Federal Project No. Cml-5012 (050), (City Project No. G170510/C

232820) In The Amount Of One Hundred Seventy-Five Thousand Six

Hundred Twenty-Four Dollars And Fifty Cents ($175,624.50); On The May

9, 2006 Public Works Committee Agenda

Subject: Fiscal Year 2006-2007 State Transportation Development Act

Funds

From: Public Works Agency

Recommendation: Adopt A Resolution Authorizing The City Of Oakland

To Apply For, Accept, And Appropriate Up To Five Hundred Eighty

Thousand Two Hundred Fifty-Seven Dollars ($580,257.00) In Fiscal Year

2006-07 State Transportation Development Act (TDA) Article 3 Funds As

Follows: Alameda Avenue Bay Trail Extension Project In The Amount Of

Two Hundred Fifty-Three Thousand Six Hundred Twenty-One Dollars ($

253,621.00), Bancroft Avenue Bikeway Project, Phase III (66th To 82nd

Avenues) In The Amount Of One Hundred Thirty-Five Thousand Dollars (

$135,000.00), Bike Lane Restriping And Stenciling Project, Phase II In The

Amount Of One Hundred Seventy-Six Thousand Six Hundred Thirty-Six

Dollars ($176,636.00), And The Cityracks Bicycle Parking Program, Phase

V In The Amount Of Fifteen Thousand Dollars ($15,000.00); On The May

9, 2006 Public Works Committee Agenda

Subject: Tax And Revenue Anticipation Notes

From: Finance and Management Agency

Recommendation: Adopt An Ordinance Providing For The Borrowing Of

Funds For Fiscal Year 2006-2007 In An Amount Not To Exceed $75,000,

000 And The Issuance And Sale Of 2006-2007 Tax And Revenue

Anticipation Notes Therefore; And Approving The Publication Of Notices

In Connection With Such Sale; On The April 25, 2006 Finance And

Management Committee Agenda

Subject: Purchase Of Real Property AT 450 Lancaster Street

From: Finance and Management Agency

Recommendation: Adopt An Ordinance Authorizing The Exercise Of The

Option To Purchase Real Property Located At 450 Lancaster Street For The

Oakland Museum Of California Pursuant To Resolution No. 76569,

Authorizing A Lease Of The Real Property To The Oakland Joint Powers

Financing Authority, Authorizing A Sublease Of The Real Property From

The Oakland Joint Powers Financing Authority, And Authorizing Of Tax-

Exempt Lease Financing In An Amount Not To Exceed $5,000,000; On

The April 25, 2006 Finance And Management Committee Agenda

Subject: Accelerated Police Recruiting, Training And Hiring Plan

From: Office of the City Administrator

Recommendation: Receive A Follow-Up Report To The Accelerated Police

Recruiting, Training And Hiring Resolution Authorizing The City

Administrator To Appropriate $2,846,561 In General Purpose Funds And

Measure Y Funds To Implement An Accelerated Recruiting, Training And

Hiring Plan For Oakland Police Officers; On The April 25, 2006 Public

Safety Committee Agenda

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