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File Number: 22-031 Approval and Development Agreement. The public improvements required of Chang included the construction of the segment of the East Bay Greenway multi-use trail along the Martinez Street alignment between Davis Street and Thornton Street, relocation of all existing utilities from the easement that bisects the project, construction of a new pedestrian paseo through the development, and the construction of pedestrian crossing improvements at both the Alvarado Street and Davis Street crossings of Union Pacific Railroad Niles Subdivision. Since the project was initially entitled in April 2014, the Phase 1 and Phase 2 building, the central segment of the multi-use trail, the sanitary sewer relocation, and the pedestrian improvements have been completed. There is one more phase of construction to come per the original Development Agreement, as well as the SLTC Residential building, which was approved by City Council July 2017. Analysis The public improvements completed and/or paid for by Westlake Urban, Inc. are as follows: ·The construction of a segment of the East Bay Greenway multi-use trail, between the Downtown San Leandro BART Station and the SLTC development, along the Martinez Street alignment, extending from Davis Street to Parrott Street; ·The relocation of the sanitary sewer main previously traversing the parking garage footprint; ·The construction of a paseo through the SLTC development providing public pedestrian access between Alvarado Street and the multi-use trail; and ·The construction of sidewalk improvements, rail signals and pavement markings at the Alvarado Street and Davis Street railroad crossings of the Niles Subdivision. The work was inspected by City staff and found in compliance with City standards. The Performance Bond and Labor and Materials Bond, each in the amount of $794,420 (Bond No. 4399952), can now be released. A Maintenance Bond issued by SureTec Insurance Company (Bond No. 4399952-M) in the amount of $79,442 will guarantee the improvements during the required one-year warranty period in the event latent defects are discovered. Current Agency Policies ·Advance projects and programs promoting sustainable economic development, including transforming San Leandro into a center for innovation. ·Maintain and enhance San Leandro’s infrastructure. Previous Actions ·On April 21, 2014, the City Council adopted Ordinance No. 2014-002 Approving a Rezoning, a Planned Development and a Site Plan Review, and a Development Agreement for the Downtown Office/Technology Campus project, 1333 Martinez Street (PLN 2013-00045). ·On June 16, 2014, the City Council adopted Resolution No. 2014-059 Authorizing the City Page 2 City of San Leandro Printed on 2/3/2022