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RESOLUTION NO. 15384 OF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF <br /> REDWOOD CITY DESIGNATING 823 BLANDFORD BOULEVARD AN <br /> HISTORIC LANDMARK <br /> 2. By motion, approve and authorize City Manager to execute and record, <br /> an Historic Property Preservation Agreement for said property. <br /> M/S Pierce/Aguirre to approve the resolution and authorize the City Manager to execute <br /> the agreement. Motion carried unanimously by roll call vote. <br /> MINUTE ORDER 14-184 <br /> 9. STAFF REPORT(S) <br /> A. City of Redwood City and YMCA of Silicon Valley Letter of Intent (304) <br /> Recommendation: <br /> Approve by motion and authorize the City Manager to execute a Letter of <br /> Intent with the YMCA of Silicon Valley regarding proposed construction <br /> and operation of a joint use intergenerational health, wellness and <br /> recreational facility at Red Morton Park. MINUTE ORDER 14-185 <br /> Council Member Howard recused herself from this item due to her involvement as a <br /> volunteer on the Sequoia YMCA Board. She also mentioned that she had to recuse <br /> herself from agenda item 9B, because she has a financial interest in a property <br /> downtown. Council Member Howard left the dais. <br /> Chris Beth, Director of Parks, Recreation, and Community Services presented to the <br /> Council the historical collaborations between the YMCA, the City of Redwood City, and <br /> the Senior Affairs Commission. City Manager Bell added that Vice Mayor Foust and <br /> Council Members Pierce and Seybert were part of a subcommittee to build a <br /> partnership with the YMCA. Director Beth mentioned that both the City and the YMCA <br /> were in need of better facilities to continue their various programs, so this created an <br /> opportunity for both parties to work together. Thus, they determined that they wanted to <br /> share their mutual resources in continuing to service multi-generational clients. He <br /> continued with his presentation mentioning the objectives of this collaboration, having <br /> hired a consultant to determine the needs of the community, and what will be needed in <br /> the future. <br /> Director Beth stated that the Letter of Intent is not a binding document, but that it <br /> demonstrates both parties' interest in moving forward together in making their objective <br /> become a reality. He mentioned that by March 2015, there will be a project description <br /> for the building or buildings. Then by April 2015, he would like to retain a consultant to <br /> do an EIR (Environmental Impact Report) and is looking forward to working with the <br /> community to get its input. He also mentioned the many steps both parties still have to <br /> take and the many factors both have to consider for this proposal to take fruition, so it <br /> will be at least a few years for this project to become a reality. <br /> Public Comment <br /> JOINT CITY COUNCIL/SUCCESSOR AGENCY BOARD December 8, 2014 <br /> MEETING MINUTES PAGE 7 <br /> MINUTE BOOK NO. 65 <br /> Page No. 289 <br />