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Shoreline CAC June 17, 2009 Meeting Highlights Page ~4 • The proposed plan would retain Horatio's, the Marina Inn, boat launch with related parking area and a yacht club at the current location. • An interpretive center and office park for one or two users would be located adjacent to the boat launch. • A kayaking shop and cafe would be located adjacent to the west side of the yacht club. • The proposed plan was intended for users of all ages and to improve the economy of the City. The group intended not to maximize its score using the land use and estimated fiscal impact point system but to keep the future development viable. The proposal was estimated to score in the 20-45 range. Staff estimated this proposal to include between 411,000 to 474,000 square feet of new building area (including afive-story parking structure). After the presentation discussion ensued regarding the following: • Did the hotel include dining? Yes, there would be room service and catering for a banquet facility for 200-300 persons. • It was clarified that the restaurant boat could be the re-use of a former ferry boat. • It was stressed that the Plaza and mixed-use areas would be the center of activity. • Monarch Bay roadway would be re-routed to accommodate the Plaza -the civic center of the design concept. • It was clarified that there was no specific design of the central element and the spokes leading to it in the harbor. The various elements could be elevated to allow small boat traffic beneath. Group 3 -Carole Rinaldi (Organizer), Tom Fitzsimons (Analyst). Tom Fitzsimons gave a presentation including the following: • The Monarch Bay roadway would be adjusted in a westerly direction to bow the roadway and create a larger development area on the easterly edge adjacent to the golf course. • That area would accommodate a full service hotel including 200 rooms, six- stories where the top floor would be a banquet facility. There would also be approximately 600 parking spaces. • The northwesterly point of the site (former boat launch, north of EI Torito) would have an 8,000 square foot two-story restaurant with 160 parking spaces. • South of the restaurant, the EI Torito building would be removed and the water front developed with various small mixed-use (flexible space) buildings. The cumulative floor area of theses buildings would be 8,000 square feet. • Westerly on the north side of North Dike Road would be a series of small restaurant buildings (restaurant row) expected to be premium casual with outdoor seating to take advantage of the bay view. The building foot prints would be approximately 3,000 square feet; the cumulative maximum floor area of the restaurant row buildings would be about 12,000 square feet.