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San Leandro City Council May 6, 2002 Summary of Edits to the Draft General Plan Page 102, Policy 11.02 (Business Targets), first sentence: Implement economic'-'°^°'^r ~,„~;r°~~ development and marketing programs that attract new businesses to the City.... [Staff-initiated change for clarity] Page 103, Policy 11.05, delete the "0"before the number 11.05. Edit policy text as follows: Promote the amenities needed to attract and retain a healthy business community, including an attractive Downtown, a strong commitment to education and public safety, and improved shopping, recreational and housing opportunities. [Word was missing] Page 104, Action 11, 09-A •.,, •. •.•.°•• "' `'"`l' •, JJ E.v~ oo~vio cv c,vvri c[cn [Action has already been completed] Page 117, first column, second fidl paragraph: To the west of the station and beyond the proposed parking structure, a vacant 7-acre site is proposed for development, p ~n~a..;'., ,..:*~ ^F~°°~ -At one time, this site housed the Del Monte Cannery. Today, it provides an ideal location for ahigh-quality project that takes full advantage of the extensive public transit system at its front door. While offices are the major use envisioned projects which combine offices and h~h~densi housing also maybe considered [Edits reflect recent amendments to the RedevelopmenC Project Area Plan] Page 117, shaded text box, line 7, close parentheses after Downtown BART Parking Lot [Correction of Typo] Page 119, first column, second and third paragraphs, edit as follows: Further south, the recently cleared Hudson Lumber site and the adjacent former Yokota Nursery provide additional opportunities for development. This 23-acre area is designated for light industrial and commercial uses on the General Plan Map. The side Hudson site is large enough to establish a campus environment for light industrial, research and development, or corporate office uses_ k .The sites could also potentially support an easterly extension of Aladdin and/or Montague Streets, providing a circulation link to the SOMAR Area and alleviating traffic pressure on Marina Boulevard. The Yokota site is planned for additional auto dealerships along Marina Boulevard Given the central location of~~~ the former Hudson Lumber site and the limited supply of comparable parcels in the City, redevelopment with uses providing broader community benefits also could be considered. Such uses would be contingent on the City's ability to purchase the land, and could include parks, community facilities, child care or senior services, and similar uses. (REST OF PARAGRAPH REMAINS UNCHANGED) Page 121, insert aone-quarter page location map showing the boundaries of the "SOMAR "area, [Staff-initiated request, for clarification] Page 11 * Summary of Edits *