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7.C. - Page 3 of 178 review), and the YMCA of Silicon Valley as the applicant for the second phase. Based on public input, as well as traffic analysis, traffic calming measures are incorporated into the Project, with three project reviews by the Architectural Advisory Committee. The Planning Commission considered the project at its November 19, 2019 hearing, and adopted resolutions regarding the Project (i) recommending that the City Council certify the Final EIR; adopt CEQA findings, a Mitigation Monitoring Reporting Program and a Statement of Overriding Considerations; and (ii) recommending the City Council approve a Zoning Map Amendment to rezone the site to "Public Facilities." In addition, City and YMCA -SV staff have negotiated a Master Project Agreement that sets forth the respective responsibilities of the parties for the Project. As part of Phase I, the City will construct the new VMB/SV facility, improve the east parking lot and promenade, and install certain traffic calming measures. The City is also responsible for the demolition of the buildings on the site that will be ground leased to the YMCA -SV for the new YMCA facility. Phase 2 of the Project will consist of the construction of the New YMCA, west parking lot and drop-off area. The form of Ground lease is attached to the Master Project Agreement, provides for a lease term, of 49 years, which may be extended for an additional 5 years. Also attached to the Master Project Agreement is a Purchase and Sale Agreement pursuant to which the City will, after the New YMCA is constructed, purchase the property at 1445 Hudson Street, the location of the existing YMCA in Redwood City, which property may be used for the development of affordable housing. PROJECT DESCRIPTION Phase 1: Veterans Memorial Building/Senior Center (VMSC) Phase 1 is illustrated in Figure 1 and shows the interim conditions between Phase 1 completion and the beginning of Phase 2 construction. The new two-story (up to 41 foot tall at its highest point), approximately 45,000 square foot VMSC building would include the following components: • Lobby at the entry with a seating area; • Multi-purpose rooms for group meetings as well as social, arts and crafts, and other activities; • Multi-purpose dining room with a catering/teaching kitchen; • Adaptive Physical Education, physical therapy, and wellness rooms; • Mini gymnasium suitable for a variety of indoor activities such as half -court basketball, pickleball, and multi-purpose exercise and group activities; • Lounge/game room for gathering and table games; • Outdoor roof terrace (approximately 5,900 square feet) with a track for running and walking, seating areas, a space for gardening and a roof -trellis structure; • Interactive exhibit spaces honoring local United States veterans; • Office and gallery spaces for the National Football League (NFL) Alumni Northern California Chapter; • Office spaces for senior and veteran non-profit groups that support the functions of the facility and outreach to the community; • Multi-purpose theater (approximately 7,200 square feet) with approximately 270 seats which could also be used for gatherings and exercise classes; Page 3 of 17 City of Redwood City 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City, CA. 94063 Tel: 650-780-7000 www.redwoodcity.org 426