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MINUTES City_<?L$_n!~~_e~'1,ndLo~~:j!li-:ounci1.Me.~t}l~tL_~')epremhcr [6, 2002 Page 12 C. Resolution No. 2002-132, Resolution approving Plans and Specifications and Calling for Bids for the State Transportation Improvement Program (STLP) Marina Boulevard Widening Project, Project No. 02-150-38-214 (provides for widening the south side of Marina Boulevard and reconstmcting the existing roadway betwecn Alvarado Street and San Leandro Boulevard). Bid opening date is October 15, 2002. Funding: Alameda County Congestion Management Agency (CMA) through the State Transportation Improvement Program (STIP). (2928) M/S/C Badger and Santos. Ayes: 7; Noes: 0 D. Resolution No. 2002-133, Resolution approving Plans and Specifications and Calling for Bids for the Blue Dolphin demolition, Project No. 597-57-117, and appropriation of Capital Improvement Projects (CLP) Reservc Funds (provides for building abatement, demolition, and recommendations for pile repair. Bid opening date is October 15, 2(02). Funding: Marina Fund. (2929) City Manager John Jennanis introduced the plan to move ahead with demolition of the Blue Dolphin building. City Engineer Ken Joseph presented a site plan and reported on the continued deterioration of the faei lity. The project will involve removal of the top structure down to the concrete foundation and placement of a safety fence around the area. Vice Mayor Glaze asked for clarification about the fence and parking area. He requested staff review the fencing aner it has been installed to ensure both safety and quality. City Council Members concurred that the fencing should be placed closer to the site as was proposed. M/S/C Santos and Loeffler. Ayes: 7; Noes: 0 E. Matter of project funding and appropriation of funds for the I-880/Washington Avenue Interchange Project (fulfills requirements for the City to receive funds on a reimbursement basis and provides for appropriation of$I,41O,OOO of Measure B funds l'or the design and construction of modifications to the 1-880 off-ramp at Beatrice Street adjacent to Washington Avenue). Cost: $1,410,000. Funding: Measure B Funds. City Engineer Ken Joseph reported on the use of Measure Band ACTIA funds for the project and described the appropriation and reimbursement process. Vice Mayor Glaze asked about the design work and involving the community during the process. He asked whether any studies have occurred to date. Mr. Joseph stated there will be alternatives provided and commented on the involvement by CalTrans. Council Member Nardine commented that the project description is not clear. She also stated she would like the community to see all options, including "no option" as a choice. Mr. Jennanis eonm1ented on the involvement by the community, the authorization process, and the desire for CalTrans to serve as lead on the project and to identify options.