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9.C. - Page 15 <br /> and Main Streets; and to the west by a paved parking lot between 707 Bradford Street and 599 Jefferson <br /> Street. <br /> The three-story, Redwood City School District administrative offices are located immediately across the <br /> street from the Site. Kaiser Hospital, several restaurants, supermarkets, Courthouse Square, a movie <br /> theater, and the Redwood City CalTrain station are all within walking distance. <br /> ADDRESS(S) APN(s) LOT AREA <br /> SQ. FT. ACRES <br /> 707 Bradford 052-372-200 9,810 0.23 <br /> 777 Bradford 052-372-170 13,518 0.31 <br /> None 052-372-240 21,567 0.5 <br /> None 052-372-999 16,694 0.38 <br /> Development Standards - Downtown Precise Plan <br /> The Downtown Precise Plan provides the development requirements for the Project. Applicants are <br /> encouraged to obtain a copy for review and consult with the Redwood City Planning Division with <br /> questions pertaining to the development standards. <br /> The Downtown Precise Plan (Plan) is available to view at the following web page (hard copies are <br /> available for a fee): http://www.redwoodcity.org/phed/planning/precise/preciseplan.html <br /> Site Control/Property Disposition <br /> The property is currently owned by the City of Redwood City. The City intends to sell and transfer the <br /> property with specific terms to be determined after a Disposition and Development Agreement (DDA) is <br /> executed with the selected developer.The City reserves the right to use its Charter powers to effectuate <br /> the conveyance of the publicly-owned properties identified in this RFP. A map showing the publicly <br /> owned properties and the proposed parcel configurations is attached to this RFP in Appendix A. <br /> Site Condition/Environmental Conditions <br /> After the City purchased the Site the existing office building was demolished.The Site is currently at <br /> grade vacant land with a perimeter chain link fence with privacy screening and gates. <br /> Both a Phase I and a Phase II Environmental Site Assessment (ESA) were completed between 2004 and <br /> 2006. Testing did not show any unusual circumstances that would require substantial clean up or <br /> 5 <br />