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9/9/2002
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Public Comment: <br /> Jim Bewley, Manager of SBSA, stated his pleasure in headng the status of the <br /> planning; recognition of the importance of protecting the pipeline from erosion or <br /> flooding the island pipeline; and providing the opportunity for continued public <br /> access while developing the habitat. He stated his concern that the levees of Bair <br /> Island are continuing to settle. He further stated the prior owner, Redwood Shores <br /> Properties, often had activities that maintained the levees and kept the Island from <br /> flooding. There may be a need to continue maintenance to the levees to prevent <br /> high tide from inadvertently flooding and creating erosion and damage to the <br /> pipelines. <br /> <br /> Ralph Nobles expressed his appreciation to Mr. Morris for his presentation and <br /> stated his concern about open public access to Inner Bair Island. He stated that <br /> his concern is not as great as some. He further stated that there are 30 miles of <br /> trails open at the Wildlife Refuge, some for bike riding. He stated that a prime <br /> wetland marsh and Clapper Rail habitat in the LaRiviere Marsh has trails through <br /> it, which only a few short years ago was a salt crystallizer. <br /> <br /> Nita Spangler thanked Mr. Morris for the clear presentation and stated she was <br /> impressed with the generosity with the public access. She stated that there is a <br /> water shed enjoyed every day and lots of walking areas along <br /> Harbor Way. She stated that we should be thankful to have well managed <br /> Properties and that there arethose who support a pnstine, natural and well kept <br /> facility with a few limitations. <br /> <br /> Pete Hughes stated that some of the ideas proposed for protecting the sewer line <br /> are a good idea. He further stat~,d that he has S~en wooden sccess throughout <br /> areas that are much more pristine than the south shores and that it'seems that the <br /> loOp coul'd be kept open if there were enough interest. He stated his expectation <br /> that all would work toward keeping.the loop open. <br /> <br /> William de Wit stated that the area is Bair Island, not Redwood ShOres and that <br /> during the controversy over Bait Island, the name of south shores evolved. <br /> <br /> 8:50-9:00 p.m. - Recess <br /> <br />9. STAFF REPORTS - <br /> <br /> A. Skate Park Facility Ordinance and Rules and Regulations; <br /> <br /> Parks, Recreation and Community Services Superintendent Beth explained the <br /> various steps that 'the youth task force has taken and the rules and regulations to <br /> be associated with the Skate Park. The ordinance proposed for introduction is <br /> required under AB1296 'which identifies skateboarding as a hazardous activity. <br /> Under this requirement, the City being identified a local public agency must require <br /> <br />· REGULAR CITY COUNCIL & GENERAL IMPROVEMENT.DISTRICT BOARD AUGUST 12, 2002 <br />MINUTES PAGE 5 <br /> <br /> <br />
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