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8.A. - Page 7 of 12 <br />Land Use Studies and Projects Timeline <br />South Main Mixed Use <br />Sequoia Hotel <br />Sequoia Station <br />Stanford Campus (Phase II) <br />Stanford Health Center <br />' 557 East Bayshore(Syufy) <br />4 2019 Nov Dec 2020 Jan Apr July Oct Dec 2021 Jan Apr July <br />Develop <br />Criteria for <br />GPIA <br />Downtown Parks to Bay Connectivity Plan (Following Downtown Parks Site Assessment and Feasibility Study) <br />Rail Planning (Caltrain Business Plan, Dumbarton, Broadway Streetcar, Station Relocation) <br />General Plan & Downtown Visioning <br />Residential Design Guidelines <br />LEGEND' Active Anticipated General Criteria <br />' land Use Studies <br />Projects Projects Amendment Requests Development <br />For context, major planning entitlement applications typically require 1-2 years of staff and consultant <br />work for project review, staff and consultant coordination, community outreach and environmental <br />review under CECIA. Staff and consultant time for such review typically is reimbursed by the applicant, but <br />spending staff time on these efforts means that those staff are not able to spend time on long term <br />planning efforts such as updating the General Plan. Additionally, even when short term resources such as <br />consultants or contract workers are brought in, they must coordinate with existing staff to ensure <br />consistency with local policies and practices. <br />Currently, staff resources are fully committed and existing resources are not sufficient to move forward <br />with the recommendations in this report. After receiving City Council feedback on November 4, 2019 to <br />the proposed approach to visioning, staff will return to the January 27, 2020 City Council meeting with a <br />summary of the Council direction from this meeting and provide a community visioning timeline. The <br />update in early 2020 will detail anticipated staffing and financial resources to implement the Council's <br />recommendations. Additionally, staff are assessing whether the underlying staffing in the Community <br />Development and Transportation Department is sufficient to meet ongoing work activities aside from the <br />visioning efforts and anticipate recommendations to the City Council in the next two months. <br />7of11 <br />City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcitV.org <br />120 <br />