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8.A. - Page 238 Pete's Harbor airy or rceawooa i,i y Revised EIR Addendum January 22, 2014 Page 2-37 for residents, guests, and visitors (850 spaces, or 2.07 spaces per residential unit, not including the 33 boat lessee spaces) would be located in enclosed structures (approximately 760 spaces) and on surface lots (about 90 spaces). Each 10-plex building would include 11 attached garages. All 33 boat lessee parking spaces would be in the parking garage. 2.4.3 Marina Changes (a) Current Project. According to the Planned Development Permit Submittal, the Pete's Harbor project site currently contains 3.18 acres of estuarine open and intertidal water area (inner marina--see upcoming Figure 3.5-1), with approximately 61 slips. The current project would reconfigure the vacant inner marina within its existing footprint (3.18 acres) to accommodate 45 to 65 publicly accessible slips and a publicly accessible hand boat launch. (A hand boat launch is only for non-motorized craft such as kayaks and canoes.) The boat launch would be installed on a floating dock in the inner marina; the exact location within the inner marina has not been determined, but current project plans show the launch in the northeast portion of the inner marina, near Redwood Creek. Seven (7) parking spaces would be provided for users of the boat launch and other Bay Trail-related public amenities, per BCDC requirements. The parking spaces would be located near the hand boat launch staging and wash-down area on the northwest edge of the inner marina. The inner marina would be fully ADA (Americans with Disabilities Act) accessible. The current project would not require any dredging or fill in the inner marina. The current project would include a harbormaster's office located in the project's clubhouse. The harbormaster's responsibilities would include management of marina leasing, marina parking management (e.g., assignment of parking for non-project-resident lessees), tenant relations, and management of marina maintenance and operations. Please see Figures 2.5 (Current Pete's Harbor Project--Proposed Site Plan), 2.13 (Current Pete's Harbor Project--Public Access Plan), and 2.14 (Current Pete's Harbor Project--Water Trail and Public Kayak Launch Plan). (b) Differences. The Pete's Harbor portion of the 2003 EIR project would have resulted in a reduced and reconfigured inner marina totaling 1.66 acres, for a reduction of about 1.52 acres. The reconfigured marina could have accommodated about 30 to 40 slips. The current project would reconfigure the vacant inner marina within its existing footprint (3.18 acres) to accommodate 45 to 65 publicly accessible slips and a publicly accessible hand boat launch. In the 2003 project, the inner marina boat slips would have been available for lease only to project residents. In the current project, all marina slips would be available for lease to the general public, including but not limited to project residents. In addition, all boat slip lessees (including non-project resident lessees) would have complete access and use of the project clubhouse, clubhouse amenities, and pool and spa facilities. For both the 2003 and current versions of the project, there would be no live-aboard tenants, no sewage disposal operations, no boat re- fueling, and no commercial services at the inner marina. The 2003 project did not make specific provisions for a harbormaster's office. T.110695 Pete's Harbor EIR Addendumlrevised addendum no 212(10695-01).doc