City of Oakland Legistar System

The Committee moved, seconded and carried a motion to approve the following

urgency finding pursuant to the Sunshine Ordinance Section 2.20.080 E(2)

regarding scheduling of this Item: that there is a need to take immediate action

which came to the attention of the local body after the agenda was posted, and

that the need to take immediate action is required to avoid a substantial

adverse impact that would occur if the action were deferred to a subsequent

special or regular meeting.

Subject: Oakland Museum of California Master Plan

From: Cultural Arts and Marketing Department

Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution rescinding Resolution Number 94-43, which

authorized the implementation of the Cultural Arts Revolving Loan Program

managed by the Oakland Business Development Corporation, and authorizing the

City's participation in the Arts Loan Fund managed by the Northern California

Grantmakers; on the June 22, 2004 Life Enrichment Committee agenda (04-0424)

Subject: Cultural Service Contracts

From: Cultural Arts and Marketing Department

Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution authorizing the City Manager to enter into

Cultural Services Contracts with 67 Oakland-based nonprofit organizations and

individual artists providing Arts and Cultural Services in Oakland during Fiscal Year

2004-2005 in a total amount not to exceed $1,306,517; on the June 22, 2004 Life

Enrichment Committee agenda (04-0425)

Subject: Rotunda Garage, LP

From: Community and Economic Development Agency

Recommendation: Adopt the following City and Agency Resolutions regarding a

Disposition and Development Agreement with Rotunda Garage, LP:

1) A Resolution approving the sale of three parcels of real property for $99 each and

leasing a fourth parcel for $1.00 per year all located at 16th Street, 17th Street and

San Pablo Avenue to Rotunda Garage, LP, for the 17th Street project and upon such

other terms as set out in a Disposition and Development Agreement for the garage

project; and (04-0416)

Subject: Jack London Development Project

From: Community and Economic Development Agency

Recommendation: Conduct a Public Hearing and upon conclusion approve the

following action on the Jack London Development Project - Nine Sites in Jack

London Square bounded by Harrision Street to the West, 2nd Street to the North,

Alice Street to the East and the Estuary to the South:

1) Appeal of the Planning Commission's March 17, 2004 approval fo the project;

Appelant: Gary Knecht:

2) Appeal of Planning Commission's March 17, 2004 approve of the project;

Appellant: Anna Shimko on behalf of Jack London Square Partners, LLC;

3) Certification of the Environmental Impact Report for the project;

4) Consideration of a Preliminary Development Plan for the project;

5) Consideration of Final Development Plans for Sites C, D, Pavilion 2, 66 Franklin,

F1, F2, F3 and G;

6) Consideration of a Major Variance for Fast Food Restuarant commercial

activities;

7) Consideration of a Major Conditional Use Permit for the hotel use on Site F-3,

the two pedestrian bridges anda reduction in parking due to the shared parking

provisions;

8) Approve the Introduction (First Reading) of an Ordinance of the City of Oakland

adjusting the zoning district boundary line for the Jack London Square District so

that C-45 (community shopping commerical) is designated for the area bounded by

Harrision Street to the west, 2nd Street to the north, Alice Street to the east and the

estuary to the south; and

9) Approve the Introduction (First Reading) of an Ordinance of the City of Oakland

approving a development agreement between the City of Oakland and Jack London

Square partners LLC, and CEP-JLS I LLC,a nd authorizing the City Manager to

execuite the development agreement on behalf of the City; on the June 1, 2004 City

Council agenda as a Public Hearing (04-0426-1)

Subject: Urban Renewal and Redevelopment Planning

From: Community and Economic Development Agency

Recommendation: Adopt Ordinances amending the Acorn Urban Renewal Plan, the

Central District Urban Renewal Plan, the Oak Center Urban Renewal Plan, and the

Stanford/Adeline Redevelopment Plan to extend the time limits on plan effectiveness

and receipt of tax increment revenue; on the June 22, 2004 Community and

Economic Development Committee agenda (04-0427)

Subject: Roy L. Schweyer - Service Recognition

From: Community and Economic Development Agency

Recommendation: Adopt a Resolution commending Roy L. Schweyer for 31 ½ years

of devoted and dedicated service and congratulating him on his retirement; on the

June 15, 2004 City Council agenda as a ceremonial item (04-0428)

Scheduled to Concurrent Meeting of the Oakland Redevelopment Agency /

City Council on 6/15/2004

Subject: Uptown Activity Area

From: Community and Economic Development Agency

Recommendation: Adopt the following City and Agency Resolutions regarding

redevelopment activities in the uptown activity area of the Central District

Redevelopment Project Area:

(1) An Agency Resolution authorizing the Agency Administrator to execute a lease

disposition and development agreement, a ground lease, and related documents with

uptown partners, LLC, a California Limited Liability Company, for the development

of a mixed-use residential rental and retail development project in the Uptown

activity area of the Central District Redevelopment Project Area;

(2) An Agency Resolution adopting a replacement housing plan for housing units to

be demolished at the Westerner Hotel, 1918 - 1954 San Pablo Avenue, for the

Uptown Project;

(3)An Agency Resolution authorizing the Agency Administrator to execute a

cooperation agreement with the Coalition for Workforce Housing Relating to the

development of a one hundred percent (100%) affordable housing project on a parcel

located immediately behind the Fox Theater between 18TH and 19TH Street in the

Uptown Activity area of the Central District Redevelopment Project Area

(4) A Resolution authorizing approval of a lease disposition and development

agreement, ground lease, and related documents between the redevelopment agency

and uptown partners, LLC., a California Limited Liability Company, for the

development of a mixed use residential rental and retail development project in the

uptown activity area of the Central District Redevelopment Project Area; and

(5) A Resolution authorizing the City Manager to execute a cooperation agreement

with the Coalition for Workforce Housing relating to the development of a one

hundred percent (100%) affordable housing project on a parcel located immediately

behind the Fox Theater between 18TH and 19TH Street in the Uptown activity area

of the Central District Redevelopment Project Area; on the June 22, 2004

Community and Economic Development Committee agenda (04-0430)

Scheduled to *Community & Economic Development Committee on 6/22/

2004

This item is also scheduled on the July 6, 2004 City Council agenda as a Public

Hearing.

The following individuals spoke in favor of this item:

- Muisi-Kongo Shani Malonga

- Ayodele Ankoanda Kinchen

- Kosa Asghar

- Mariam Kamara

- Regina Calloway

- Tamentanefer Lumukanda

The following individual spoke and did not indicate a position on this item:

- Sanjiv Handa

The Committee moved, seconded and carried a motion to continue this item to

the May 27, 2004 Rules and Legislation Committee. The Committee also

directed staff to return with a supplemental report that speaks to the full fiscal

impact and addresses the costs associated with letterhead, banners, signage,

remarketing, ensures that the City's actions are in accordance with the City of

Oakland's name change policy, and is properly noticed in the Tribune.

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