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File Number: 23-472 <br />demolition of the dilapidated structures at the Marina to maintain public safety and reduce <br />criminal activity that threatens the public and the environment. The demolition includes the <br />removal of the boarded-up buildings, including the former Harbor Master’s Office, Spinnaker <br />Yacht Club, San Leandro Yacht Club and restrooms, as well as removal of the ramps to the <br />decommissioned boat docks. Removal of the abandoned boats is an essential next step in <br />preparing for the demolition activities that are expected to begin in early 2024. <br />Analysis <br />In the last two fiscal years, the City received a total of $197,900 from the SAVE grant <br />program. Using the SAVE-21 and SAVE-22 grant awards, Public Works removed a total of <br />17 vessels. With the closure of the harbor last January, boaters were given the opportunity to <br />relinquish their vessels to the City for submission to the SAVE grant program. Staff applied <br />for the SAVE-23 grant for FY2023-2024 based on anticipated need. On September 20, 2023, <br />the State awarded $142,325 in grant funds and issued the Grant Agreement - Certificate of <br />Funding. <br />Pursuant to California Harbors and Navigation Code §525(c), a 10% local matching <br />contribution is required for the SAVE grant. The contribution may be rendered in cash, or <br />through in-kind contributions that must be verified and approved, all at the discretion of the <br />Department of Boating and Waterways. The local matching contribution could include, but is <br />not limited to, administrative costs, personnel hours, and removal costs. The City will <br />contribute the 10% local matching contribution in administrative costs and personnel hours <br />(overseeing contracts and preparing watercraft for towing, removal and disposal). <br />If the grant agreement is not authorized, the Shoreline Fund will bear the cost without <br />reimbursement. <br />Financial Impacts <br />Sufficient funds are included in the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 Shoreline Fund budget <br />(597-57-177-5165) for removal and disposal of abandoned and surrendered vessels. The <br />SAVE-23 grant will reimburse a sum not to exceed $142,325. <br />This Council action will not impact fund balance because there are funds available in the <br />FY2023-2024 adopted budget. <br />ATTACHMENTS <br />Attachment A: Resolution SAVE-23 Grant <br />Attachment B: SAVE-23 Grant Agreement - Certificate of Funding <br />PREPARED BY: Liz Jimenez, Senior Management Analyst, Public Works <br />Page 2 City of San Leandro Printed on 12/21/2023
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