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City Council and Successor Agency
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9/10/2012
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6.1.A. - Page 72 <br /> B. Block 2/Depot Circle Project Update <br /> Recommendation: <br /> Accept the report and authorize the City Manager to (1) enter into <br /> negotiations with Lowe Enterprises for the potential development of City- <br /> owned property on Winslow Street; and (2) negotiate and execute an <br /> agreement for Project Management Services. MINUTE ORDER 12-155 <br /> Bill Ekern, Director of Community Development, presented a brief report and noted that <br /> a draft Development Agreement has been sent to Hunter Storm. He has connected <br /> with the Winslow property owner to discuss the Lowe's Group interest in a housing <br /> option on that site. Mr. Ekern said that he would like to bring on a Project Manager to <br /> make sure the project is delivered on time, on schedule, and on track on its quality. His <br /> hope is that staff will come in September with a possible Development Agreement. <br /> Mr. Ekern also said that the Lowe representatives have discussed options with staff and <br /> they are interested in developing the Winslow site for housing. Mr. Ekern believes that <br /> this is a possibility and he is requesting Council concurrence to begin discussions along <br /> these lines. He shared a site map of the Winslow Site — Block 2 layout and discussed <br /> moving the circle to a more central area. This would add square footage to the Winslow <br /> site and address the issue of area limitations. He spoke about other development <br /> opportunities in the area. Mr. Ekern further asked if there is a need for the "circle depot" <br /> and staff has begun looking at other options that may be more regular in shape and size <br /> to accommodate a possible housing site. He shared a site map concept#2 slide (on <br /> file). <br /> One Council Member wanted to keep in mind that this could be a conduit and <br /> connection for future development. The visual portion was very important for one of the <br /> Council Members and how it would fit with the electrification of CalTrain and it could <br /> serve both those who work downtown and/or love downtown. One Council Member is <br /> not ready to give up the Depot Circle concept since he had not seen these concepts <br /> before. This Council Member would like to explore the argument of moving Depot <br /> Circle slightly but he does not want to pursue a different concept. He is happy that <br /> Lowe wants to work with the City on this but he would like to know more about the <br /> project management firm. Mr. Ekern said he has solicited proposals from five bay area <br /> firms and who are familiar with this size and type of project. <br /> Another Council Member appreciates staff thinking out of the box and exploring other <br /> options. He is open to different ways of handling projects and he is supportive of this <br /> approach. He thanked Mr. Ekern for all his hard work. Yet another Council Member <br /> applauds the efforts to make Winslow an option and he is open to having a creative <br /> approach such as a different location or shifting things however great thought went into <br /> the Depot Circle and that should be considered. This Council Member noted that the <br /> connection across the train tracks is important. Mayor Aguirre thanked the <br /> subcommittee, Council Members Foust and Seybert, for working on this project with <br /> CITY COUNCIL July 9, 2012 <br /> MEETING MINUTES PAGE 7 <br />
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