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7.1.F. - Page 7 <br /> D. Consideration of a request to modify or remove the requirement for <br /> construction of sidewalk and right-of-way improvements along a <br /> portion of Alameda de las Pulgas between Harding Street and the <br /> Hetch Hetchy, or allow payment of proportional share of in-lieu fees <br /> Recommendation: <br /> 1. By Motion, enter into an Improvement Agreement with Ricky Hung Ngo <br /> and Yung Le to pay in-lieu fees in the amount of $119,000, and <br /> 2. By Motion, direct staff to place the balance of the Alameda de las Pulgas <br /> sidewalk and right-of-way improvements project on the City's Capital <br /> Improvements Program (CIP). MINUTE ORDER 14-124 <br /> 3. Section - Final Acceptance(s) - None. <br /> 4. Section - Ordinance(s) - None. <br /> 5. Section - Claim(s) and Check(s) <br /> A. Approve claims and checks dated July 28, 2014 and the usual and <br /> necessary payments through August 25, 2014 MINUTE ORDER 14-125 <br /> 8. PUBLIC HEARING(S) <br /> A. Downtown Redwood City - Community Benefit Improvement District <br /> ("CBID") - Ordinance Forming CBID <br /> Council Member Howard recused herself due to a conflict of interest and left the dais <br /> before this item was discussed. <br /> Economic Development Manager Sean Brooks presented an overview of the Community <br /> Benefits Improvement District (CBID) ordinance proposal providing a map of the district <br /> boundaries, a list of services provided under the fiscal year 2014-2015, and a timeline, if <br /> voters approve how the assessment district would take shape. Mr. Brooks ended his <br /> presentation with how he envisioned tonight's public hearing. (The presentation is <br /> available online). <br /> Before the Mayor opened the Public Hearing, he gave an explanation of the process for <br /> proceeding on this item. <br /> Public Comment <br /> Richard Keyes said he and his wife are residents on Jefferson Avenue and own a <br /> commercial property about 1 1/2 blocks away and he does not support this approach <br /> because he believes the City is very capable and he does not see any need to bring in <br /> outside business people. He says he takes care of his sidewalks. <br /> Kevin Frederrick said he and his partners own a historic building on Middlefield for their <br /> law firm and they oppose this because the Municipal Code already requires owners to <br /> take care of their sidewalks as they already do. He questioned the listed benefits as not <br /> JOINT CITY COUNCIL/SUCCESSOR AGENCY BOARD July 28, 2014 <br /> MEETING MINUTES PAGE 6 <br />