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One Council Member wants to do a full analysis of the options for the Woodside/101 <br /> interchange prior to considering selling the Corporation Yard property. Regarding the <br /> Bradford site, this Council Member is supportive of making it public parking but not just <br /> for Kaiser Permanente. This Council Member offered his full support of staff's <br /> approach. Another Council Member supports this as well but does not want to lose <br /> sight of the affordable housing options. She would like Kaiser to reach out to some <br /> local businesses to get some support and maybe the City could invite these businesses <br /> to be good corporate citizens. <br /> Another Council Member spoke about specific lots that do not make sense for the city to <br /> own and maybe it is time for the city to unload some of these. He would like to be <br /> aggressive on releasing them and obtain the funds to make other things happen. <br /> Another Council Member made remarks about the Altamont site and making sure staff <br /> reaches out to the neighbors so it is well known the ownership will change. This <br /> Council Member wants staff to do the homework on the Corporation Yard so that when <br /> the right opportunity occurs the City Council can act on it like with Block 2. <br /> Vice Mayor Gee concurred with doing research and planning ahead on the Corporation <br /> Yard property. He agreed with other comments from other Council Members regarding <br /> other properties, however with regard to Bradford, he would like staff to do more <br /> research and make sure the money stays here and benefits Redwood City. Mayor <br /> Aguirre noted the need for parking offers a great opportunity to partner and provide <br /> options to the community. Mayor Aguirre concurred with all the other comments and <br /> she views the Corporation Yard as a true gem. <br /> 9. MATTERS OF COUNCIL INTEREST <br /> A. City Council Member Report of Conferences Attended <br /> B. City Council Committee Reports <br /> Council Member Pierce spoke about earlier comments regarding Pete's Harbor and <br /> asked for additional information on some items. Specifically, this Council Member <br /> sought questions to the following items: Bay Conservation Development Commission <br /> Plan, the state lease property, the concept of the 10-year Environmental Impact Report <br /> and if that will be addressed at the Planning Commission meeting. She opined that it is <br /> important to be mindful of sea level rise and then she specifically asked what the <br /> Planning Commission will look at on October 16, 2012. <br /> Mr. Ekern responded that the Planning Commission will review the Planned <br /> Development Permit and the Tentative Vesting Map. Mr. Ekern said that since the <br /> project complies with the Zoning, that is the end of the process. He made additional <br /> comments regarding Measure Q and its history. <br /> Mayor Aguirre said that last week she was able to tour the SIMS plant and the <br /> Westpoint Marina. She also congratulated the Port Commission for its Port Fest and <br /> JOINT CITY COUNCIL/SUCCESSOR AGENCY BOARD October 8, 2012 <br /> MEETING MINUTES PAGE 11 <br /> MINUTE BOOK NO. 64 <br /> Page No. 219 <br />