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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Redevelopment Agency
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2/25/2008
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development agreement ordinance and when it would need to be adopted to <br /> meet the scheduled project timeline. <br /> One Council Member asked for clarification on the intent of the affordable <br /> housing plan section. Housing and Economic Development Manager Webb <br /> clarified that the intent is to create a level playing field for market competition <br /> between this project and others nearby. Interim City Manager Ingram stated <br /> that this project would make a substantial contribution to Citywide housing <br /> goals. <br /> Council took a break at 9:19 p.m. The meeting resumed at 9:30 p.m. <br /> Public Comment: <br /> Judy Sullivan, a resident of Redwood City for over 60 years and who has <br /> worked at Sequoia Hospital for over 35 years, stated her belief that the <br /> Peninsula Park Project will be a wonderful place for young professional <br /> families and retirees. . <br /> Clem Malony, as secretary and treasurer of the Seaport Industrial <br /> Association, which is composed of 15 firms along the Seaport area, stated <br /> that they support the project. He stated that the project development team <br /> has listened to the community and that the project will help provide housing <br /> in the community. He stated his concerns about the need for realistic <br /> planning, the need for future homebuyers to be aware that this will be a <br /> mixed use area, and the need for traffic calming measures to account for the <br /> large trucks in the area to move slower and requiring more space for wide <br /> turns. <br /> Peter Hughes, a 50-year resident of Redwood City, stated his support for the <br /> project as a great addition for Redwood City. <br /> Fred Grosser stated that he used to work in the Marina office complex and <br /> that he supports the project. He commended the Planning Department for its <br /> public process in informing the community and incorporating their comments. <br /> He stated his belief that there is strong community support for the project. <br /> Gloria Arteaga, a life-long resident of Redwood City, stated her belief that <br /> this project will be a great addition to Redwood City, especially along <br /> Broadway in maintaining a small town feel and providing lots of activities. <br /> Victor Torreano, a resident of Redwood City and a sheet metal worker, <br /> stated his belief that this will be a great project but that he does not want to <br /> see any retail there. As a union representative, he stated his appreciation for <br /> the developer's commitment to provide provisions for union benefits. He <br /> stated his thanks to Council and staff for their measured approach and work <br /> on the project. <br /> JOINT CITY COUNCIUREDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD MEETING DECEMBER 17, 2007 <br /> MINUTES PAGE 7 <br />
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