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File Number: 24-074 land uses and improves the appearance and image of this area. This should include paving of Eden Road and frontage improvements on adjacent properties.” As part of its efforts to achieve these goals, the City explored various concept proposals to facilitate the construction of the road, which is believed to be the last municipally-owned unpaved road in Alameda County. As part of a previous project iteration that envisioned connecting Eden Road to Davis Street via a new perpendicular road segment, the City acquired a nearby property, 2512 Davis Street. After the acquisition of this property, the City later determined that connecting Eden Road to Davis Street could create significant challenges such that the perpendicular project design element was eliminated. The City-owned property at 2512 Davis Street is located immediately adjacent to the City’s Water Pollution Control Plant (WPCP). Due to new and emerging state and regional water quality control regulations, the WPCP is concurrently facing the need to acquire additional lands in order to facilitate an expanded operational footprint. The acquisition of 2512 Davis Street for the WPCP’s exclusive use using money derived from the WPCP Enterprise Fund would provide an opportunity to achieve this goal. In an effort to achieve the City’s codified goals referenced above, for the past several years the City of San Leandro has engaged in active negotiations with Alco Iron & Metals, and the parties have now reached consensus on a proposed Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that would facilitate the project and be of direct benefit to the San Leandro community and adjacent property owners. The key provisions of the MOU are as follows: ·Alco Metals develops and submits an application for construction of Eden Road. ·City processes grading permit to ensure conformity with codes and regulations. ·Alco Metals provides a public access & services easement. ·Alco Metals submits surety bond or letter of credit to guarantee project completion. ·City sells unpaved Eden Rd to Alco Metals for $1.00 “as-is, where-is”. ·Following completion of the above, City transfers $1M from Eden Road project. account in the Capital Fund to Alco Metals. ·Alco Metals builds the road in compliance with City standards and passing of inspections (Alco Metals to pay all inspection fees). ·To off-set purchase price of 2512 Davis Street, WPCP transfers $2M in enterprise funds to General Fund, which will then be appropriated to the Eden Road project account in the Capital Fund. ·WPCP takes control of 2512 Davis Street. ·City transfers $2M from the Eden Road project account in the Capital Fund to Alco Metals for public & emergency access rights. ·WPCP Enterprise Fund to reimburse Alco Metals towards 10% of future ongoing maintenance costs to ensure WPCP emergency access/egress. Current Agency Policies ·Maintain and enhance San Leandro’s infrastructure. Previous Actions Page 2 City of San Leandro Printed on 3/14/2024