San Leandro Municipal Code Art. 1 Special Studies Zones

That certain map entitled "City of San Leandro Geologic Hazard Special Studies Zones" dated July 29, 1974, and filed in the office or the City Clerk is hereby adopted for the purposes hereinafter set forth and is by this reference incorporated herein. Said map includes within the special studies zones all those properties and portions of properties included within the special studies zones delineated by the State Geologist pursuant to the provisions of the Alquist-Priolo Special Studies Zones Act, and in addition thereto, additional properties and portions of properties as deemed necessary by the City Council to more adequately define the zone of hazard.

The City Council may amend said original map after a public hearing on the proposed amendment. No such amendment shall exclude from the special studies zones any property or portion of a property included within the special studies zones delineated by the State Geologist. Such an amendment shall be accomplished only by a resolution of the City Council approving an amending map indicating changes made in the special studies zones boundaries delineated on said original map. Thereafter, said original map shall be deemed amended as indicated on said amending map.

Not less than five days prior to the date of hearing, notice of the time, place and purpose of a public hearing on a proposed amendment of said map shall be published in the official newspaper and shall be mailed to the owner of any property proposed to be included within the special studies zones, using for this purpose the names and addresses which appear on the last equalized assessment roll of Alameda County. At the same time, a copy of the proposed amending map shall be made available for public inspection at the office of the City Clerk, and said notice shall refer thereto.

The boundaries of the special studies zones shall be so drawn that no individual property shall be intersected thereby.