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File Number: 16-226 <br />November 2, 2015 and by the California Department of Finance (DOF) on December 30, <br />2015. Following this approval, the Successor Agency’s properties can now be sold or <br />transferred by the Successor Agency consistent with the approved LRPMP. <br />Analysis <br />Since its inception in 1952, the California Redevelopment Law allowed cities and counties to <br />form Redevelopment Agencies with special powers to eradicate blight conditions in urban <br />areas. These special powers included the ability to assemble and sell property for both <br />private and public development. To effectuate the Agency’s goals, property was often <br />acquired, through purchase or via transfer from the City, in an effort to eliminate social and <br />economic blight and facilitate the property’s re-use in a manner beneficial to the community. <br />At the time of its dissolution, the Redevelopment Agency owned 22 parcels. Per the Long <br />Range Property Management Plan, the following 14 Successor Agency owned parcels are to <br />be transferred to the City of San Leandro. The remaining 8 parcels owned by the Successor <br />Agency parcels will be sold for development later in 2016. <br />Table 1 - Former Redevelopment Agency Parcels <br />Address Description APN <br />Transferred to the City for Governmental Use <br />1 Washington Ave. & W. Juana Ave. Public Plaza walkway/outdoor dining area 077-0545-026-02 <br />2 135 W. Joaquin Ave.Walkway adjacent to Plaza parking lot 077-0545-015-00 <br />3 Washington Ave. & Joaquin Ave. Parking, Downtown Plaza 077-0545-009-00 <br />4 Washington Ave. & Joaquin Ave. Parking, Downtown Plaza 077-0545-010-00 <br />5 1490 Washington Ave.Parking, Downtown Plaza 077-0545-024-01 <br />6 1446 Washington Ave.Parking, Downtown Plaza 077-0545-025-00 <br />7 1433 East 14th Street Parking, Downtown Plaza 077-0545-018-00 <br />8 W. Juana Ave. & Hays Street Remnant parcel at corner 075-0226-006-00 <br />9 Aladdin Avenue Burrell Field - Marina Readerboard Sign 079A-0295-002-17 <br />10 1193 Warden Avenue Park, "Davis West" sign site 077A-0655-001-00 <br />11 Carpentier Street Creek-walk behind Creekside Plaza 075-0036-058-00 <br />12 14901 East 14th Street Vacant, held for triangle park 077D-1499-001-00 <br />13 2512 Davis Street Vacant, held for Eden Road extension 077A-0649-008-25 <br />State Controller Allowed Housing Asset Transfers <br />14 13664 East 14th Street Casa Verde affordable housing 077E-1525-003-09 <br />These properties fit into two categories: <br />Properties Transferred for Governmental Use: <br />Since its creation in 1960, the RDA either acquired or created several parcels that were held <br />for governmental purposes. The properties tend to be public plazas, parking lots, and pieces <br />of right-of-way that serve the public interest but do not have potential for private development. <br />Although the Successor Agency now has an obligation to dispose of all of its real property <br />assets, the dissolution laws contain a provision for transfer or sale of properties to the City if <br />they are used for a legitimate governmental use. Thirteen properties in this category will be <br />transferred to the City at no cost. <br />As described more fully in the LRPMP, the governmental use properties can be grouped as <br />follows: <br />Page 2 City of San Leandro Printed on 5/10/2016
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