Minutes 1998 1102 - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

Minutes -City of San Leandro City Council, San Leandro Economic Page 9 Development Agency, and San Leandro Redevelopment Agency Joint Meeting November 2,1998 6.E Resolution Approving Final Subdivision Map, Subdivision Improvement Agreement (Public Improvements), and Acceptance of Dedication of Public Easements and Right-of--Way for Tract 7001 (provides for twenty-five [25], single-family units on Thornton Street, Carpentier Street, and the proposed Thornton Place; Subdivider and Developer: Westco Community Builders, Inc.). Removed from the Consent Calendar to New Business. Council Member Loeffler clarified that the Parkland-In-Lieu Fees go to a General Fund Reserve Account for park improvements. The following Resolution was then introduced: Resolution No. 98-143. Resolution Approving Final Subdivision Map, Subdivision Improvement Agreement (Public Improvements), and Acceptance of Dedication of Public Easements and Right-of--Way for Tract 7001 (provides for twenty-five [25], single-family units on Thornton Street, Carpentier Street, and the proposed Thornton Place; Subdivider and Developer: Westco Community Builders, Inc (2849) 1'VI/S/C Galvan and Loeffler. Ayes: 7; Noes: 0 A. Matter of Library Retrofit/Renovation/Expansion Project -Status Update and Recommendations. The City Manager gave an overview of the project renovation and process being proposed. Rick Mason, Architect, went over the project drawings and Bill Algire, Duector of Engineering and Transportation, went over the project scheduling proposed. Mike O'Brien, Turner Construction, spoke about the multiple prime construction approach. Director of Community Services, Dave Bohne, reviewed the programs and expansion needs in relation to services provided to the community. In conclusion, Tim Hansen, Finance Director, went over the proposed, project-funding options. Council questions and issues were discussed relating to the multiple prime construction approach. It was recognized that the Library-Historical Commission has been out-front with regard to this project, and it is hoped what is proposed this evening meets their needs. The Council also recognized the commitment of the Library-Historical Commission to spearhead community fundraising which is greatly needed. It was stressed that the bonds would be internal, City loans that would be paid back. This will not affect any tax rates or any assessment districts. The general public will not realize any tax increases. There is a cap on the project at $13.5 million dollars.