7A Presentations (SM to ADJ) - Laserfiche WebLink

Home

File Number: 22-102 and to facilitate the property sale and lease; 2.A 210-room hotel with an attached restaurant, a detached 15,000 square foot two-story restaurant/banquet facility, a 3,000 square foot market/café, and associated parking located north of Mulford Point Drive and west of Monarch Bay Drive; 3.A 285-unit multi-family apartment complex with associated parking located south of Pescador Point Drive and west of Monarch Bay Drive; and 4.A “for-sale” development of 144 detached single-family homes and 62 townhomes located on approximately 16 gross acres east of Monarch Bay Drive, south of Marina Boulevard, and north of Fairway Drive. A Development Agreement is also being prepared to address further details of the project, including Developer and City responsibilities, phasing considerations, and fees. The Development Agreement will build on the Disposition and Development Agreement (DDA) with Cal-Coast Companies LLC, Inc. that was approved by the City Council in February 2020. Please note that this work session is not a noticed public hearing and is not the time for the City Council to deliberate on the project. It is a time to ask clarifying questions of staff and the applicant and to identify any additional information that would be helpful in understanding the project scope. Noticed public hearings are planned for the spring of 2022. BACKGROUND Project Site The Monarch Bay Shoreline area is bounded by Marina Blvd to the north, the San Francisco Bay to the west and Fairway Drive to the south. The Shoreline area consists of approximately 75-acres of City-owned property identified as Alameda County Assessor’s Parcel Numbers: 080G 0900 001 08, 080G 0900 004 01, 079A 0475 009 04, 079A 0590 001 05, 079A 0590 001 07, 079A 0590 002 00, 079A 0590 003 00, and 079A 0590 004 00. The Shoreline site is located south of East Bay Regional Park District’s Oyster Bay Regional Shoreline and is largely surrounded by single-family homes and multi-family residential units within the Mulford Gardens neighborhood. The site is located north of the City’s Marina Park and Par Course, the Tony Lema Golf Course (part of the larger Monarch Bay Golf Club), the Seagate residential community, and the Marina Faire neighborhood. No changes are proposed to Marina Park as part of the Shoreline development. Public-Private Partnership San Leandro’s boat harbor was constructed using fill and opened in 1963 with 139 berths. In the 1970s, the harbor was expanded and channels were federalized. The channels and boat harbor were reconfigured through the 1980s and 1990s. Over time, federal funding for dredging the channels waned and siltation of the boat harbor occurred. Between 2003 and 2009, vacancies in the harbor increased from 30 to 60 percent due in part to the lack of dredging and increased siltation. Page 2 City of San Leandro Printed on 3/9/2022