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2. Discussion Regarding Next Steps in the Shoreline Development Process <br />Manager Battenberg stated that the next step will be meeting with the Shoreline Development <br />CAC on July 20, 2011. At that meeting it is expected that the CAC will consider approval of a <br />recommended Conceptual Master Plan that includes both the future development of the land as <br />well as the inner basin area. Subsequently in the fall, the CAC's recommendation will go to the <br />City Council at a work session and that would be followed up with the Council's consideration <br />of Approval of a Conceptual Master Plan. <br />Councilmember Souza asked if the July 20th meeting will be the last Shoreline CAC meeting. <br />Manager Battenberg replied that it will likely be the last CAC meeting for now, however staff <br />would like to see the group stay in place to meet as needed for its input on architecture or other <br />design issues. The CAC has proved to be a knowledgeable and valuable resource in providing <br />the developer and staff constructive input. <br />3. Public Comments <br />Al Fernandez stated that the Aquatic Park option would silt -in and become a mudflat. The inner <br />harbor silts -in now. How would the aquatic park be different and not silt βin? Without water flow <br />it is sure to silt -up and become a swamp. <br />Gil Raposo stated that the construction of the Aquatic Park option must include tidal controls so <br />that water is retained in the inner harbor and that it prevents or minimizes silt from coming <br />inside. <br />Al Frates asked when the residential units near Marina Boulevard would be constructed. They <br />would be an asset not only for aesthetics at the entry but also security in the evening hours by <br />having residents in the area. Manager Battenberg clarified that those residential units would be <br />constructed in Phase 1. <br />4. Committee Member Comments <br />Councilmember Prola stated that the presence of the boats in the harbor create a desirable <br />ambiance and that it was his belief that a hotel- conference center and restaurants would perform <br />better with boats. He cited Horatio's revenues may depend on the nice views of the boats in the <br />harbor. If so, he did not want to lose that. <br />5. Adjourn β Councilmember Prola adjourned the meeting at 5:03 p.m. <br />\ \CH -FPO 1 \dept$ \CM\DEPT\CommitteesWarina Committee\Highlights \2011 \7 -5 -11 Marina Highlights.doe <br />
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