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• Family-oriented activities, such as adventure activities, should be included • Enrich recreational activities, such as sailing and hiking • Drive-in movie theater • Retreat for the business community • Convention Center, another hotel, banquet and event space • Hotels and retail shops • Must be self-sustaining • Major restaurant • Coordinate and take advantage of the Kaiser development • Family-oriented water related activities, such as kayaking • Dragonboat racing • Link regional waterways • Consider placement of the future shops and the types of businesses • Synergy with current uses • Consider access, safety, public transit, walking trails and bike lanes • Everything should be walkable and linked • Interpretive Center-Nature Center • Emphasize location -destination-place • Prevent traffic problems • Keep the waterfront accessible and free of visual obstructions • Need daytime and evening activities • High end shops -capture some of the San Francisco business • Revenue generating plan • Spinnaker Yacht Club • Boaters like other recreational activities, too...such as biking, kite flying, hiking, etc. • Boats will need more dredging • Shoreline should provide amenities to San Leandro residents and well as appeal to the greater region III. Public Comments Because the meeting was running long and it was nearing 9:00 p.m., public comments were taken out of order. The public shared the following: Madeleine Budnick, San Leandro resident, shared that the Shoreline area would be an ideal place for children's interactive programs such as Habitot Children's Museum which is looking to relocate from its Berkeley location. It would be a cultural destination serving children and their families. Rocky Trujillo, also a San Leandro resident, shared his opinions that greenspace and views should be preserved, dry-storage for boats could generate revenue, the channel should be dredged to the boat launch ramp, there may be a benefit to reducing the