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6.1.A. - Page 14 <br /> that gets four votes moves on to this next level. Motion carried by electronic vote 6-1 <br /> with Council Member Bain opposing. MINUTE ORDER 11-200 <br /> Another Council Member welcomed this process change because there were two <br /> applicants that were absent and she would like to possibly interview them. Another <br /> Council member noted that the Planning Commission is entering new territory with the <br /> new appeals process and he wants to make sure that the right person is going to be <br /> appointed because there is a lot more work and responsibility. This Council Member <br /> also agreed with delaying the process but getting another chance to interview the <br /> finalists. <br /> City Clerk �/onderlinden asked each Council Member to provide their top three <br /> cand idates: <br /> ➢ Bain — White, Duncan <br /> ➢ Foust — White, Sanfilipo, Sullivan <br /> ➢ Ira — Sanfilipo, White, Robinson <br /> ➢ Pierce — White, Sullivan, Duncan <br /> ➢ Seybert — Robinson, Sullivan, White, <br /> ➢ Vice Mayor Gee - Robinson, White, Duncan <br /> ➢ Mayor Aguirre — Robinson, White, Sanfilipo <br /> The Council voted on the applicants that had made it this far in the process and <br /> the two that received four votes or more are Craig Robinson and Shawn White. <br /> MINUTE ORDER 11-201 <br /> The Council understood that this process will be restarted after the holidays. The Mayor <br /> thanked the applicants for their patience. <br /> B. City of Redwood City and YMCA of Silicon Valley Partnership Plan <br /> Recommendation: <br /> Approve by motion and authorize the City Manager or designee to enter into <br /> a discussion to develop a partnership agreement and to conduct a market <br /> study for a joint use recreation facility with the YMCA of Silicon �/alley. <br /> Mr. Chris Beth, Director of Parks and Recreation, presented the report on public private <br /> partnerships and how the Veterans Memorial Senior Center is a community "gem" that <br /> is highly used by a variety of audiences. He commented on the state of the building and <br /> how it is deteriorating. Staff is trying to maintain its condition and in 2008 staff began <br /> collecting input on what to do about this situation. There was also a historical resources <br /> report which was submitted to the State of California and to the Planning Commission. <br /> Mr. Beth explained that while conducting this research the YMCA emerged as a partner <br /> and the City Manager was invited to view a model of a partnership between Morgan Hill <br /> and YMCA — Centennial Center. Staff's recommendation is that this partnership is a <br /> prudent approach with multiple benefits to the partners involved. There was a request <br /> for Council representatives on a committee that would oversee these negotiations. <br /> Council had some questions about the process and logistics of how this would become <br /> a reality and what the options. Overall Council was supportive of the approach and <br /> JOINT CITY COUNCIL/REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY BOARD December 12, 2011 <br /> MEETING MINUTES PAGE 8 <br />