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Shoreline CAC <br />July 29, 2009 <br />Meeting Highlights <br />Page ~2 <br />Group 1 <br />• A conference and banquet facility was proposed at the former Boat Works site. <br />• A large restaurant with banquet facility and night club was proposed for the <br />former Blue Dolphin site. <br />• A civic/public space (i.e., farmers market) was proposed on the north side of <br />Mulford Point Drive. <br />• EI Torito would be demolished and replaced by a large commercial building; EI <br />Torito would be reconstructed just north of Horatio's. <br />• The northerly most area would be a park, estimated to comprise two acres in <br />area, with bocce ball, horseshoes and amphitheater/event space. <br />• The easterly parcel between Monarch Bay Drive and the golf course would be <br />multi-family residential for 150 units. <br />• It was estimated that the proposed build out could be from 377,000 to 409,000 <br />square feet; the proposal did not include a parking structure. <br />Group 2 <br />• A hotel conference center was proposed at the inside of the Mulford Point Drive <br />elbow, the farmer Blue Dolphin site. <br />• A large full service restaurant with banquet facility was proposed at the most <br />northerly edge of the opportunity site for the unobstructed views of San Francisco <br />and Oakland. <br />Anew roadway connecting Marina Boulevard/Monarch Bay Drive was proposed <br />to cut through the north (EI Torito) parking area and connect to Mulford Point <br />Drive. Monarch Bay drive would be retained however redesigned to be narrower <br />to add developable area to both sides of the street. <br />• A Bay Pavilion, arrangement of buildings, for mixed-use, were proposed on the <br />west side of Monarch Bay Drive with a parking structure. <br />• Loft housing for artists were proposed on the east side of Monarch Bay Drive. It <br />was estimated to be 60 to 90 residential units. <br />• A public plaza (civic/public space) was proposed between the new cut through <br />road, the Bay Pavilion, and parking structure. The group also stressed that the <br />design should have some type of visual connection to the artists' lofts, for their <br />use for arts and craft fairs. <br />• EI Torito, Horatio's and the Marina Inn would be retained. <br />• A new two-story midsize office building and interpretive center would be <br />constructed at the former Boat Works site. <br />• It was estimated that the proposed build out could be from 410,000 to 470,000 <br />square feet; the proposal included a parking structure. <br />Group 3 <br />• A hotel conference banquet center (six-stories) was proposed at the east side of <br />a realigned Monarch Bay Drive, adjacent to the golf course; a sixth floor would <br />accommodate the banquet facility. <br />• EI Torito, Horatio's, and the Marina Inn would all be demolished and removed; <br />they would have opportunities to be relocated on the plan. <br />
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