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drawings, describing the project's unique features, and also presented a video clip of the project. Ms. Lorianna Kastrop, 28 Meadow Lane, asked the Council to consider the benefits to the business community and to the public that the project would provide if approved. Mr. Don Saye, 2021 Broadway, expressed his support of the project. Mr. Keith Bautista, 3010 Sterling Way, President of DES Architects, noted that the City deserved a quality project such as this and supported its creative concepts which would increase the quality oflife for the community. Mr. David Stuart, 927 Blandford, representing Regional 1 Redwood City Youth Soccer Association, expressed that a need existed for recreational space and urged the Council to approve the project. Ms. Kristen Anderson, 1120 Roosevelt, Child Care Coordinator for Redwood City, conveyed that other proposals have contained provisions for a child care center which have not been implemented. Noting that the Pacific Shores development agreement did not require the developer to build a child care facility, she proposed that a condition be added to the development agreement which would increase the likelihood of actually developing a child care center. Ms. Petra Reed, 229 Fulton Street, stated she was in favor of the project. Dr. Steve Howard, 907 Katherine, member of the City's Architectural Committee, voiced his support of the project. MIS: IralHartnett to close the Public Hearing (at 9:32 p.m.) Passed 5-0 (Howard, Leipzig absent.) 4) Public Hearing Closed - 9:32 p.m. Engineering and Construction Manager Patterson presented additional information at the request of Vice Mayor Ruskin, noted that the infrastructure was private and that all improvements would be subject to inspection by the City, and responded to questions from Council members. A lengthy discussion ensued. REGULAR CITY COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES BOOK NO. 57 SEPTEMBER28,1998 MINUTES Page No. 164 PAGE 5