HomeMy WebLinkAboutRDA Minutes 1996-06-12Chairman Jack Drago M I N U T E S V'O/-. ~
Boardmembers: / O 3
Joseph A. Femekes Redevelopment Agency
Eugene R. Mullin
- ~lohn R. Penna Municipal Services Building
Robert Yee
Community Room
June 12, 1996
AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
CALL TO ORDER: (Cassette No. 1) 7:09 p.m. Chairman Drago presiding.
ROLL CALL: Boardmembers present: Fernekes, Mullin, Yee and
Drago.
Boardmembers absent: Penna.
AOENDA REVIEW AGENDA REVIEW
Executive Director Wilson stated he had no changes
to the Agenda.
CONSENT CALENDAR CONSENT CALENDAR
1. Motion to approve Minutes of the Regular Meeting of Approved.
5/22/96.
Motion to confirm expense claims of 6/12/96...4-~/o.~ Approved in the amount of $168,287.26.
3. Resolution approving an Owner Participation Agree- Removed from the Consent Calendar for discussion
ment with Robert and Kathleen Giorgi for Parcels by Boardmember Yee.
012-335-590 and 012-335-610 (Baden and Linden
Avenue parking lot).
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN OWNER PAR-
TICIPATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE RE-
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY AND ROBERT AND
KATHLEEN GIORGI FOR PARCELS NO. 012-335-
590 AND 012-335-610 (S/E CORNER OF BADEN
AND LINDEN AVENUES)
4. Resolution approving Owner Participation Agreement
between the Agency and Robert Mulhall related to a
$76,900 Agency loan of CDBG funds for site im-
provements at Coast Gas, 905 Linden Avenue.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN OWNER PAR- RESOLUTION NO. 5-96
TICIPATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE RE-
- DEVELOPMENT AGENCY AND ROBERT J.
MULHALL RELATED TO 905 LINDEN AVENUE,
APN NO. 012-101-100 AND A PROMISSORY
NOTE AND DEED OF TRUST RELATED TO THE
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AGENDA AC!IQN TAKEN
CONSENT CALENDAR CONSENT CALENDAR
Resolution - Continued.
$76,900 LOAN APPROVED AS PART OF THE
OWNER PARTICIPATION AGREEMENT
MIS Fernekes/Mullin - To approve the Consent
Calendar with the exception of Item No. 3.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
3. Resolution approving an Owner Participation Agree- Discussion followed: whether the parking lot is
ment with Robert and Kathleen Giorgi for Parcels shown on the left side of the parcel; it is; so, Parcels
012-335-590 and 012-335-610 (Baden and Linden A and B are essentially the unimproved parcels
Avenue parking lo0. existing today; is Parcel A temporary parking; yes;
the existing parking lot will be dedicated and ex-
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN OWNER PAR- changed with Mr. Giorgi and the City will take over
TICIPATION AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE RE- Parcel B; Boardmember Yee was further concerned
DEVELOPMENT AGENCY AND ROBERT AND that the City is going to pay for the improvements to
KATHLEEN GIORGI FOR PARCELS NO. 012-335- Parcel A, $57,000, and for three years lease it for
590 AND 012-335-610 (S/E CORNER OF BADEN $1.00 a year; yes, and at the end of the three years
AND LINDEN AVENUES) the City can lease it for a year at a time; at the end
of the three years Mr. Giorgi will be ready to add
an addition to his store and that is why the three
year period; Mr. Giorgi has the right to terminate
the lease and does not have to extend the option; so,
the question is, how many parking spaces does
$18,000 per year equate to and is that a good deal;
City Manager stated they would amortize it to year
four and five and it will be a municipal lot with
permits being sold; he expects the City will raise
$6,000 a year from the lot; people are parking on
the existing dirt lot and avoiding City lots; part of
the agreement with Mr. Giorgi is that he must post
his lot for his customers' use only; the City will get
a right turn only lane, clean up the entire corner and
get a parking lot on a temporary basis; if the proper-
ty is not developed by Mr. Giorgi the City will
extend the lease for parking; of the $180,000 the
City will have an improved parking lot, landscaping
that meets City standards and gets the 12' turning
lane; Boardmember Fernekes was concerned as to
how someone could turn around in the lot when
every space was full; at the bottom of the turn
around is a bulb that is sufficient radius for that
to take place, but one may have to make a few
movements for there is one way in and out; there
was a tradeoff for the landscaping and the green
frontage; Boardmember Fernekes was still concerned
about the safety factors if someone makes a u-turn;
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AGENDA A~TION TAKEN
3. Resolution - Continued. does the lot meet City parking lot standards; the
City cannot extend access on the temporary lot;
handicapped spaces are on the temporary lot and
once that goes away the City will move the two
spaces to its lot; the same restrictions should be
placed on City lots as those place on private lots;
Mayor Drago stated, return just that portion to the
Engineer and if he says that is the only way to go in
the lot, then Council will accept it when it comes
back; Councilman Yee stated there is no time re-
straint and Boardmember Fernekes has a good point
on the safety factor and we are going to spend this
money for a three year period; how much money
will the City generate in three years in revenue after
expenses; the question is, should the City do it at
any cost or is it the best financial deal for the City;
the Agency does not know what the revenue is, so
how can we know if it is a good investment; staff
will bring it back at the next meeting with the infor-
mation requested; Boardmember Mullin asked, how
is the 12' dedication of right-of-way a concession by
Mr. Giorgi; Parcel B becomes smaller by the 12'
dedication and Parcel A becomes larger; Board-
member Mullin asked if it was typical that one party
pays all the transfer costs; it's a negotiable point;
both sides are obtaining title insurance and cities do
not pay for recording fees; how many parking spac-
es are there in the existing lots; the right turn lane is
going to be part of the construction now; etc.
Consensus of Council - To continue the item to the
next meeting.
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
5. Motion to approve the schematic design improve- Economic & Community Development Coordinator
ments for 211 Linden Avenue. Beyer stated, on March 27th the Agency approved
an OPA between the Agency and Mr. Giorgi for the
restoration of the building at 211 Linden Ave.
The schedule of performance provides that the de-
sign be submitted within 30 days of receipt of the
OPA and the Agency then has 14 days in which to
approve the schematic design.
He related: enclosed are two drawings for the
design of the facade; the first is a colored rendering
of the front of the building; the second is the im-
provements to be made to the Linden Ave. frontage
and will represent the original facade; the front of
the building will be brick; there is also an exhibit
with a picture of the original Royal Theater; the
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AGENDA ACTION TAKEN
ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
Motion - Continued. State Office of Historic Preservation has approved
the design as proposed; the City's Historic Com-
mission has reviewed the design and had a concern
over the rounded awnings over the two front win-
dows and believes they should be flat as opposed to
curved; etc.
M/S Yee/Fernekes - To approve the schematic
design improvements for 211 Linden Avenue with
the inclusion of the recommendation of the Historic
Preservation Commission.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
Clerk Battaya asked if Boardmember Penna was
going to come to the podium.
Counsel Mattas stated Boardmember Penna arrived
during the Oiorgi property discussion, he had earlier
informed him that he was going to abstain from that,
as well as the item that is currently before you -
Items 6 and 7.
Clerk Battaya said to Boardmember Penna, it makes
it easier for the minutes sir, if the Councilmember
or Boardmember makes an appearance on the podi-
um and cites that for the record -- it's a much clear-
er picture. This way if he comes in and is at the
back of the room - that is not a record for the min-
utes sir.
Counsel Mattas stated that was the purpose of his
statement - to make it on the record.
Clerk Battaya stated, but, she could have reported
his coming in at 7:20 p.m. if he had just come to
the podium and excused himself.
Chairman Drago stated, if the Boardmember would
have been on time he would not have that problem.
6. Resolution authorizing an amendment of the Deed of Coordinator of Economic & Community Develop-
Trust Promissory Note for 211 Linden Avenue. ment Beyer stated the document reflects an amend-
ment of $70,000 for rehab work.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING AN AMENDMENT
TO THE DEED OF TRUST AND PROMISSORY M/S Yee/Fernekes - To adopt the Resolution.
NOTE BETWEEN THE REDEVELOPMENT
AGENCY AND KATHLEEN AND ROBERT RESOLUTION NO. 6-96
GIORGI RELATED TO 211 LINDEN AVENUE TO
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ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS ADMINISTRATIVE BUSINESS
5. Resolution - Continued. Carried by unanimous voice vote.
GIORGI RELATED TO 211 LINDEN AVENUE TO
INCREASE THE AMOUNT OF THE PROMISSO-
RY NOTE TO $155,000
7. Resolution approving a contract for consultant servic- Coordinator of Economic & Community Develop-
es with Economic Development Systems for retail ment Beyer gave a brief staff report.
recruitment and revitalization plan of the Downtown.
M/S Mullin/Fernekes - To adopt the Resolution.
A RESOLUTION APPROVING A CONTRACT
FOR CONSULTING SERVICES WITH ECONOM- RESOLUTION NO. %96
IC DEVELOPMENT SYSTEMS FOR RETAIL
RECRUITMENT AND REVITALIZATION PLAN Carried by unanimous voice vote.
FOR THE DOWNTOWN SOUTH SAN FRANCIS-
CO
Boardmember Penna Arrived at the podium: Boardmember Penna arrived at the podium at 7:48
p.m.
GOOD AND WELFARE GOOD AND WELFARE
No one chose to speak.
M/S Fernekes/Penna - To adjourn the meeting.
Carried by unanimous voice vote.
ADJOURNMENT: Time of adjournment was 7:49 p.m.
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, APPROVED.
Barbara A. Battaya, Clerk (./ J lack Drago, Chairm~
Redevelopment Agency [ /Redevelopment Agency
City of South San Francisco ~ City of South San Francisco
The entries of this Agency meeting show the action taken by the Redevelopment Agency to dispose of an item. Oral
communications, arguments and comments are recorded on tape. The tape and documents related to the items are on
file in the Office of the City Clerk and are available for inspection, review and copying.
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