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File Number: 12-290 <br />option for the sun screens. Nick explained that staff is asking for Committee approval <br />of the wood materials for the wind screens, and fabric materials for the sun screens. <br />He explained that conceptual plans will be taken to the Farmer's Market for public input <br />before the consultant proceeds with the next phase of the design. Construction is <br />planned for the end of this year. <br />Discussion ensued. Staff responded to questions from the Committee. <br />Councilmember Cutter inquired about the guarantee for the fabric materials. Nick <br />responded that there is a 20 -year warranty. Councilmember Starosciak asked if the <br />fabric sails will be able to withstand the wind at the Marina. Nick stated that the fabric <br />is made to hold up in 70-80 mph winds and the constant wind will not damage the sails. <br />Councilmember Starosciak asked if there has been a discussion regarding solar <br />panels. Nick replied no. Councilmember Starosciak asked if there is a way to include <br />artistic features in the project. Carolyn Knudtson responded that imprints are possible <br />in the concrete. Councilmember Gregory stated that he has some concerns about the <br />name if there is going to be a transition from the Marina to the Shoreline. He asked if <br />the park will continue to be called Marina Park if the marina is gone. Carolyn stated <br />that changing the name of the park has not been discussed. <br />The Committee approved of the proposed materials to be used for the Marina Picnic <br />Area Replacement project and moving forward with the plans. <br />Discussion Regarding Caltrans and East 14th Street Paving Project <br />Ken Joseph gave a brief presentation regarding Caltrans' East 14th Street paving <br />project. He explained that the project extends approximately 2,100 feet from Davis <br />Street to Thornton Street. The top 2 inches of asphalt will be replaced and new striping <br />will be done. The project went to bid and the contractor will do the project during night <br />hours to avoid traffic issues and for minimal impact to residents. The contractor will <br />send notices to the property owners impacted by the project and "No Parking" signs will <br />go up five days before the project begins. The project is fully supervised by Caltrans. <br />Discussion ensued. Staff responded to questions from the Committee. <br />Councilmember Starosciak asked if the asphalt being replaced is the ground asphalt <br />that was used in previous projects. Ken responded that it is not ground asphalt, but is <br />material similar to what was used on Marina Boulevard. Councilmember Starosciak <br />asked if there will be any interruptions to Lit San Leandro. Ken stated that City staff will <br />monitor the project to ensure that the conduit is not disturbed. Councilmember Cutter <br />asked if East 14th Street will be closed in sections during construction, or will it be <br />closed completely. Ken stated that one lane in each direction will remain open. <br />Councilmember Gregory asked if bus service will be affected. Ken explained that bus <br />service should not be an issue; AC Transit is very accommodating when there is <br />temporary work being done. <br />4. Discussion Regarding AC Transit BRT <br />Uche Udemezue gave a brief overview of the recent developments regarding AC <br />Transit BRT. He explained that citizens have raised valid points of concern, but AC <br />Transit has yet to answer them adequately, and staff is not completely satisfied with the <br />City of San Leandro Page 3 Printed on 5/29/2012 <br />