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2/28/2007
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<br />Ken asked for the Committee's opinion as to what the building will look like. Staff <br />would like to have agreement before going forward with detailed design. He also asked <br />for Committee opinion of the EOC component of the planned project. <br /> <br />Discussion ensued. John J ermanis feels this is the best opportunity to have the EOC at a <br />building in a good location that is able to accommodate it. Mayor Santos stated that in <br />the past developers have offered funding through building senior housing at the site and <br />asked if the City had talked to other developers, and is there an interest. <br /> <br />John Jermanis explained that Eden Township Hospital is in partnership with the City <br />regarding design. He believes that they would not be interested in senior housing at the <br />building site, but may be interested in housing on their property. We would have a major <br />delay if we went back to the hospital to ask for the housing. <br /> <br />Mayor Santos and Committee Members Gregory and Souza expressed concern over talk <br />of the hospital cut-backs and possible closure. Committee Member Souza does not feel <br />that adding housing on top of the Senior Center is the right idea, but feels that possibly <br />having senior housing in a building on site, in the current parking area, is a good idea. <br />Committee Member Gregory agreed. He feels that, similar to a library, the Senior Center <br />should be just that. <br /> <br />John Jermanis agreed that, similar to Dublin, free standing buildings are a good idea. <br />Future housing is a good possibility, but should be away from building. He explained <br />that the hospital will be an active partner on this senior center project. <br /> <br />Mayor Santos stated that the prime interest should be to keep the hospital open as a full <br />service hospital. This whole piece does not come together if that is not the case. We <br />have to do whatever it takes to get that to happen. Committee Member Souza feels that <br />the building should be stand alone center. Anything else would create friction with the <br />hospital. A stand alone center is the only way to do the project. <br /> <br />The Committee directed staff to proceed to the next steps which involve preparing <br />construction drawings for the project representing the presented elevation drawings and <br />including an EOC component. <br /> <br />3. Discussion Regarding Davis Street / 1-880 Overcrossing Project Study Report <br /> <br />Ken Joseph gave a presentation to provide some background on the project for the new <br />Committee Members. Ken explained that this is an ACTIA project. Staff has conducted <br />a variety of traffic studies and determined that the bridge is substandard. It is too low and <br />has to be raised up 5-8 feet. Raising the bridge will raise the intersection, as well. Phase <br />2 of the Westgate project has to wait because it would all have to be rebuilt because it <br />would be too low ifit were to be done now. <br /> <br />Discussion ensued. Mayor Santos feels that access will be an issue with the residents of <br />Timothy, and the City will need to get them involved. Ken explained that staff is <br />proposing to Caltrans several significant hurdles and that issue will be addressed. <br />
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