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14 City of San Leandro | Economic Development Initiatives and Work Plan | May 2013 <br /> <br />the San Leandro Successor Agency. A disposition and development agreement to sell the <br />property to the developer was approved by the City, Successor Agency, Oversight Board, and <br />State of California in 2012. <br />Accomplishments To-Date: <br />• Approved a Exclusive Negotiating Rights Agreement with Innisfree Ventures II in 2009 <br />• Approved a Disposition and Development Agreement with Innisfree in 2012 <br />(subsequently approved by the Oversight Board and State). <br />• Approved a Planned Development and zoning for a 27,500 square-foot quality retail <br />center in 2012. <br /> <br />Kaiser North Parcel Retail – Adjacent to <br />the Kaiser Medical Center is a 26.5-acre <br />parcel that is slated for a major regional, <br />retail development. No specific plans have <br />been developed for the site at this time. <br />City staff is actively engaged with Kaiser <br />Permanente, which owns the land, and <br />interested developers to expediently <br />explore opportunities for development. <br />Accomplishments To-Date: The 2010 <br />Disposition and Development Agreement, <br />Environmental Impact Report, and entitlement approvals associated with the Kaiser Medical <br />Center contained a limited approval and environmental clearance for the retail development <br />(additional approvals will be required once a specific project is defined). <br /> <br />Downtown Tech Campus – Westlake Development Partners is working on plans to develop <br />up to three new multi-story office buildings on the long-vacant 6-acre parcel west of the <br />Downtown BART station. This project will bring a minimum of 350,000 square feet of new Class- <br />A office space to San Leandro. Westlake is working with OSIsoft to determine if they can meet <br />their need for office space in a landmark high tech campus in Downtown San Leandro. <br />The project will include a welcoming paseo from the development to the BART station as well <br />as a greenway between the site and BART to encourage walking and biking and attractive and <br />inviting outdoor areas.