RDA Min 1999-01-25 - Laserfiche WebLink

Browse Search

Lucille Galvin, 143 St. Francis Street, stated that all of this area has the same problem with tight streets and comers, and she expressed concern for children's safety and parked cars in the Roosevelt area in addition to a Citywide problem. She urged a restriction as to how many cars can be parked on public streets. M/S Claire/Hartnett adopt Resolution No. RD99-17 Approving and Authorizing Execution of Agreement in Connection with the Acquisition of Property Located at 422 and 430 Lincoln Avenue for Low Income Redwood City Residents Providing $100,000 Agency Housing Funds. The motion passed with Claire, Hartnett and Mayor Howard voting yes; Ira and Leipzig voting no, with Jordan and Ruskin absent. B. Adoption of Agency Resolution Updating Rules and Regulations for Implementing Relocation Assistance Law and Property Acquisition Guidelines (403) Planning and Redevelopment Manager Church presented the staff report. No public came forward to address this item of business. M/S HartneWlra adopt Resolution No. RD99-18 Updating Rules and Regulations for Implementing Relocation Assistance Law and Property Acquisition Guidelines. The motion passed with unanimous roll call vote. C. Request from Sequoia Union High School District for $1 Million Funding Assistance for Carrington Hall Renovation Efforts (501) Redevelopment Director Church reported on the request from Sequoia Union High School for funding assistance for Carrington Hall renovation efforts and noted it is staffs recommendation to postpone action on the request by the Sequoia Union High School District for one million dollars, with the understanding that that the matter can be revisited in future budget years, due to current major project expenses associated with project expenses already committed in the next one to two years. He outlined possible options for Council to consider. Discussion ensued regarding actual funding and pass through tax sharing amounts already provided to Sequoia and the School District. The City Manager noted a letter just received from the school district dated today, and read the contents into the record. Steve Penna - 49 Birch Street, stated that this Carrinton Hall renovation project is vital to Redwood City, noted that he is on the fund raising board and requested a future time for them to meet with the City Council to discuss the projects merits in order to be better informed to make a decision. REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY MEETING MINUTES BOOK NO. 2 JANUARY 25, 1999 MINUTES Page No. 3 PAGE 2