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Council Urges Storm Drain Care, Street Sweeping Compliance, Voting
Members used announcements to urge voting, storm drain clearing and moving cars on sweeping days, and the Mayor noted retail leasing progress and an Air District heat pump rule vote.
Why it matters: Residents were asked to take small actions before forecast winter storms, and public comment on the Air District heat pump water heater rules remained open before a Wednesday vote.
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Neptune DriveCity Council11d agoNovember 3, 2026
Neptune Levee Listed in Hazard Plan but Remains Underfunded
Staff confirmed the Neptune Flood Protection Project is mitigation action 22 and not fully funded; the Vice Mayor cited a $3.8 million gap.
Why it matters: The levee is part of flood-risk reduction near Neptune Drive, and a multimillion-dollar funding gap remains while El Niño flooding is a concern.
Infectious Disease Left Out of Hazard Plan; Cyber Response Plan Kept Private
Consultant said infectious disease response was deliberately left to the county health department, and the Mayor said cyberattack contingency plans will be discussed only in closed session.
Why it matters: Council members signaled that public health could be added in the next plan cycle, and confirmed a cyberattack continuity plan exists but is confidential.
San Leandro
Local Hazard Mitigation PlanCity Council11d agoNovember 3, 2026
San Leandro Adopts Hazard Mitigation Plan, Securing FEMA Funding Eligibility
Council unanimously adopted the 2026 Local Hazard Mitigation Plan, completing FEMA approval and restoring eligibility for federal and state mitigation grants.
Why it matters: Federal law requires adoption every five years; without an approved plan the city cannot access FEMA mitigation funding, and the plan guides permitting and capital priorities.
San Leandro
Lake Chabot RoadCity Council11d agoNovember 3, 2026
Residents Split on Reopening Lake Chabot Road for Bay Vista Evacuation
Speakers agreed Lake Chabot Road matters for evacuation but disagreed on two-way reopening, while council noted only Phase 1 repairs are funded.
Why it matters: The road is a key evacuation and fire-response route for the Bay Vista neighborhood; slides 2 and 3 repairs remain unfunded and cost estimates are described as outdated.
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Data CentersCity Council11d agoNovember 3, 2026
Activist Urges Data Center Ban and End to Flock Camera Contract
A commenter urged San Leandro to ban data centers and cancel its Flock license-plate camera contract, citing 86 cameras, and gave voting recommendations on state propositions.
Why it matters: The comments press two live technology and environment policy questions, surveillance and data centers, and compare San Leandro to cities that have enacted data center moratoriums.
San Leandro
Mission Bay Mobile Home ParkCity Council11d agoNovember 3, 2026
Mission Bay Seniors Demand Flood Evacuation Plan From City, Park Owners
Residents of Mission Bay Mobile Home Park asked how 366 homes, many with seniors, will be alerted and evacuated in a bay flood.
Why it matters: Residents say the park sits next to the shoreline and many seniors lack technology or mobility, leaving a gap in the city's El Niño emergency preparations.
San Leandro
El NiñoCity Council11d agoNovember 3, 2026
Council Proclaims Local Emergency Threat Ahead of Super El Niño
Council passed a proclamation of the threat of a local emergency so the city can prepare for a forecast severe El Niño storm season and pursue reimbursement.
Why it matters: Staff said the season is predicted to be significantly worse than 2022-23; the proclamation speeds preparation and supports FEMA or other agency reimbursement, though costs are not yet known.
San Leandro
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