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221 <br />MONTHLY COMMUNITY PROGRESS REPORT <br />City Manager briefly outlined the format of the report, advising that <br />Mr. C. T. Blair, Vice President of DMJM would report on Redwood Shores <br />construction progress, and Mr. Gilliam E. Rodgers, Vice President and <br />Planning Director, Leslie Properties, Inc., on Redwood Shores activities. <br />Mr. Blair noted total volume of construction <br />for the month approximated $239,000, and <br />proceeding on schedule. Bridge is about three- <br />fourths complete with completion expected in <br />September. He added there had been several <br />sessions with the District's Appraisers, <br />Marshall and Stevens, Inc. <br />Mr. Rodgers reported that a program had been <br />initiated, in support of the City's recreation <br />program, which provides expert instruction in <br />sailing and other outdoor activities to amplify <br />work the City Staff is doing. He stated also <br />they are continuing negotiations on apartment <br />development with the builders, as well as <br />continuing negotiations with ground lease for <br />Shoretown. Also, work has been initiated on the <br />rest of the advance plan for Peninsula area. <br />As this develops to the sketch phase, it will <br />be discussed with Staff with a view of bringing <br />to Planning Commission. <br />Council briefly discussed some of the comments, and it was learned that the <br />water oriented recreation instruction would not be continued indefinitely <br />by Leslie, and that approximately 20 homes remain available for purchase <br />in Unit I. <br />City Manager proceeded with other facets of the Community progress, as follows: <br />Woodside Road Undergrounding - Conversion from overhead lines was proceeding <br />at an accelerated rate, and as of that date 20 conversions remained to be done, <br />with contractors expecting to meet the deadline. The Traffic Committee will <br />review medians and are to make a report and recommendations within the next <br />two weeks. Tentative meeting has been scheduled with the State Division of <br />Highways representatives to discuss median treatment. Relocation of park <br />facilities - Marina - Plans have been prepared by the Park Department and <br />is being costed out at this time, after which a meeting with the Marina <br />Committee for discussion will be requested. Charley Brown Restaurant - <br />Pilings have been driven and Certificate of Completion to be filed with the <br />Corps of Engineers. Contractor can then proceed and expects to complete <br />by October 1, and restaurant planned to be open by Thanksgiving. Seismic <br />— Advisory Board meetings - The first <br />meeting is set for <br />June <br />16 at <br />the Com- <br />munity Activities Building, and is <br />to be organizational <br />in <br />nature. <br />Members <br />will review proposed agenda and make any changes at that time. Responding <br />to question by Council, he indicated it would be possible to include on <br />the agenda the report of Coast & Geodetic Survey report by Mr. Cloud <br />concerning the Santa Rosa earthquake for consideration. He added that Council <br />would be welcome to drop by on that morning and indicated suggestions for <br />