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Redevelopment Agelncy Qf TheIi of Ler�ra <br />Redeu+l ©`Rmen# AelllCleS illiancial tlranstacti ©,ns Repot. <br />Achievement Information (Unaudited) <br />Agency continued working with Innisfree Ventures II to develop Town Hall <br />uare (consisting of 212, 250, 262 and 290 Davis Street). Planning efforts were <br />itinued to explore opportunities for development at the site, with particular effort <br />✓oted to exploring options for acquiring and /or incorporating additional parcels <br />hin the site. <br />int Project Area <br />Construction was completed on the 21,000 square -foot Senior Community Center <br />which includes classrooms, arts and crafts areas, exercise rooms, and a large <br />main hall which will also serve as an Emergency Operations Center. <br />The Agency continued working with Innisfree Ventures II to develop 1550 East <br />14th Street. Preliminary planning efforts focused on the possibility of a <br />neighborhood retail development on the site. <br />As part of the 'Triangle" project to reconfigure and beautify the intersection of East <br />14th Street, Hesperian Boulevard and 150th Avenue, the Agency worked on <br />identifying relocation options for Quality Tune Up, which had been located at <br />14901 East 14th Street. Conceptual designs and preliminary cost estimates were <br />also developed for the landscaping of the site in order to create an attractive entry <br />point into the City. <br />Construction began on a four story LEED certified parking garage. The four story <br />parking structure will include approximately 2,000 sq. ft. of retail along Estudillo <br />Avenue to be used as an office for the San Leandro Chamber of Commerce and <br />enhancements to Plaza Del Oro, the pedestrian entry to the garage. This garage <br />will replace the current 246 space garage which is seismically unstable, not ADA <br />accessible and of insufficient size to meet the downtown's parking needs. The new <br />garage will provide substantially greater capacity, with 380 spaces, allowing <br />visitors to park once and walk to multiple destinations downtown. <br />The Agency continued exploring options to develop the former East Bay Municipal <br />Utility District building at 1595 Washington Avenue, along with the neighboring <br />parcel at 268 Parrott Street, into a mixed use development consistent with the <br />City's Transit Oriented Development Strategy. <br />The Agency continued to make payments to the San Leandro Unified School <br />District for public improvements at their new Ninth Grade Campus and <br />Achievement Information (Unaudited) Page 3 12/15/2011 <br />