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 Picnic areas  Perched beach (interior of harbor basin)  Pedestrian piers  Public promenade (2 miles in length, with a minimum width of 20 feet)  Natural shoreline element along the southwest and southeast interior borders of the harbor basin  Small amphitheater at the end of Pescador Point Drive  Pedestrian/bicycle bridge across the existing harbor entrance  Boardwalk/lookout pier  Dockside pedestrian lookout piers along the interior of the harbor  Small boat launch in the interior of the harbor  Kayak storage building in interior of harbor  Aeration fountain in harbor basin to aid in water circulation  Existing restrooms ‘J/K’ (refurbished) located on Pescador Point Road It is intended that the future basin would be accessible for non-motorized watercraft. As such, a small boat launch and dock is shown on the south side, near the proposed kayak and stand-up paddleboard storage building. The intent is that kayaks, canoes, or stand-up paddleboards could enter the harbor basin either from the natural shoreline in the southeast, or from the new dock, which would be ADA accessible. The location of the existing City boat launch ramp (for motorized boat access, including by emergency responders) at the intersection of Monarch Bay Drive and Pescador Point remains unaffected by the Project; however, improvements such as mixed-use residential units, waterfront pedestrian promenade, and café/boat rental would occur directly adjacent to the existing boat launch, as shown above in Figure 3-3. The proposed residential units that are located within a portion of the 9-hole Marina Golf Course would require reconfiguration of approximately five of the golf course tees and holes to accommodate construction of the units; however, the course would re-open upon completion of construction. The Project would require removal of the following structures and features within the Project site:  Wood and concrete docks and associated piers, including Blue Dolphin Restaurant platform  Existing El Torito Restaurant building  Rip-rap along the interior of the harbor  Existing 2,000 square feet Mulford-Marina Branch Library building  Marina Golf Course concession stands  Harbor master’s office , fuel pump/dock, and underground storage tank.  Public/private restrooms ‘A’, ‘E/F’, and ‘N/O’  San Leandro Yacht Club building The Spinnaker Yacht Club building has been identified as the location for the Aquatic Center. The building may be repurposed or replaced. Vehicle Circulation The Project proposes to utilize Marina Boulevard, Monarch Bay Drive, and Fairway Drive to provide access to the Project site. The existing roadways within the Project site, Mulford Point Drive and Pescador Point Drive would be reconfigured as shown on Figure 3-2. Mulford Point Drive would be replaced with a