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M-2/28/1977 (2) . . . . . R,1\ 337 Proposed H I t~UTES OF THE REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY OF TilE CITY OF SANTA MONICA, CALIFORNIA February 28, 1977 5 30 p. m , The Redevelopment Agency of the City of Santa Monica, Cal ifornia, met in special session in the City Council Chamber on February 28, 1977 at 5:30 p.m PRESENT' MEMBERS' ~athaniel Trives, Chairman Donna n. Swink Seymour A. Cohen Fred M Judson John ~. McCloskey ABSENT: MEMBERS Christine E. Reed Pieter van den Steenhoven ALSO PRESENT: Murray Kane, General Counsel Richard Knickerbocker, City Attorney Ja~es D. Wil I iams, Executive Director John Jal 11 i, Director of Environ~ental Services Lyn Kuhl, Secretary, Environmental Services APPR~VAL OF MINUTES Mr. McCloskey noted that the amounts of consultants; contracts approved at the December 14, 1976 meeting had not been included in t~e minutes A motion was made by Mr. Cohen to amend the minutes to record these amounts and to approve them with this inclusion. The motion to amend and approve carried by a unanimous vOice vote of those present. For the record, the amounts agreed to were. Ocean Park ProJect: Blyth Eastman Dil Ion & Co.--515,000 plus expenses. O'Melveny & Myers--56,500 + $2 00 per thousand over $1,000,000 to $5,000,000 and $1.00 per thousand over $5,000,000 of bonds Issued. Oowntown ProJect: Port & Flor -- Not to exceed 535,000. O'Melveny & Myers--$6,500 + 52.00 per thousand over $1,000,000 to $5,000,000 and $1.00 Der thousand over $5,000,000 of bonds issued. Security land & Right of Way--Based on schedule of actual parcel acquisition cost, total fee estimated at $35,000. OCEAN PARK PROJECT - Coastal Conditions for ProJect Approval Mr. \1111 iams reviewed conditions recom~ended by the State Coastal Commission staff for the re~alning portion of the Ocean Park Redevelopment Project. Mr. Jal il I pointed out the areas designated in the report as Phases I ann I I and outl ined the rehabilitation and houSing assistance program requirements. Mr Will lams stated that use of the City's General Fund would be unnecessary for this project. Briefly outl ined, the Coastal Commission's conditions for approval state that: A. Prior to construction of Phase 1, the Agency shall provide: 1. Binding assurance to the Coastal Commission that the Agency agrees to comply with the following conditions: 2. A legal opinion approving Conditions A3, A4 and C2, below. 3. A housing assistance and rehabilitation program for all economic segments of the Ocean Park Community, to be financed by all tax increment revenues generated for two years after completion of Phase I. . . . . . Redevelop~ent Agency Minutes February 28, 1977 -2- 4. Evidence that the "strip" southeast of the project is deeded irrevocably for senior citizen housing with no interim uses permitted. 5. In addition to the on-site park, an improvement program to include landscaping of bordering beach parking lots, pedestrian and bike access to the beach. B. Concurrent with Phase I construction the Agency agrees to construct and complete park and access-ways noted In AS above. C. Prior to Phase I I, the Agency shall provide: I. Proof of implementation and completion of A3 above. 2. Rehabilitation of 27 existing units at 175 Ocean Park Boulevard and their continued use as low Income housing for twenty years. 3. Four pedestrian-activated signals at specified locations in the area. 4. Completion of a freeway signing program consistent with Proposed Beach Master Plan. D. Concurrent with Phase I I construction but prior to occupancy, the Agency agrees to begin and complete the tennis courts and improve- ments noted in A5 above. E. Final proof submitted to the Coastal Commission that all aspects of the development have occurred according to approved plans and condi- tions set forth above. Mr. Will iams stated that the State Coastal Com~ission would meet March 2, 1977 to vote on this project. Agency members discussed the conditions. Mr. Judson moved that the Agency accept the State Coastal Commission staff recommendations. The motion was seconded by Chairman Trives and passed by the following unanimous vote of the members present: AYES: NOES: ABSENT: Cohen, Judson, McCloskey, Swink, Trives. None. Reed, van den Steenhoven ADJOURNMENT A motion to adjourn was unanimously approved by voice vote at 6:00 p m