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AlamedaReuseandRedevelopmentAuthority | 2011-04-06 | 3 | Member Tam concurred with Chair Gilmore and added that economic underpinnings are critical at Alameda Point. Member Tam and Chair Gilmore expressed their appreciation to staff and the community for all their time and effort in the Community Planning Process. 5. ORAL REPORTS (11-039) Oral Report from Member deHaan, Restoration Advisory Board (RAB) Representative - Highlights of March 3, 2011 RAB Meeting. Member deHaan reported that the RAB discussed the San Francisco Estuary Regional Monitoring program, a program that monitors 22 water sites in bay, and 47 sediment sites. The RAB would like the program to take on one area of Alameda Point to monitor. The OU2A site, adjacent to Encinal High School, was also discussed. Surface remediation was done, and final remediation will be completed. Tomorrow's meeting (3/4) will include an update on the Seaplane Lagoon. 6. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS, NON-AGENDA (PUBLIC COMMENT) None. 7. EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR COMMUNICATIONS (11-040) Update on Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory Second Campus Request for Qualifications. The Deputy City Manager-Development Services gave a presentation on the LBNL Campus opportunity. Representatives from the development teams introduced themselves to the Council: Joe Ernst, SRM; Mary Pampuch, Lankford & Associates, Inc. Speakers: Robert Todd Member Tam inquired whether any of the 21 applicants that had responded have the same type of potential development partner in RFQ process, in particular inquired if Alameda's partners are unique to Alameda. The Deputy City Manager-Development Services responded that to her knowledge, the other sites are already owned by developers or have already teamed with private property owners; the other applicants did not go through an RFQ process for a developer like Alameda, and none of the other teams are teamed with the other sites. Vice Chair Bonta inquired when the announcement of the short list will be made and how short is the short list. The Deputy City Manager-Development Services replied that the call can come through at any time now and that three on the short list is reasonable. Member Tam inquired if there was any value to engaging legislators. The Deputy City Manager-Development Services stated that letters have been sent to Stark and Swanson, but recommends waiting until the short list comes out before Alameda starts lobbying. Chair Gilmore thanked staff for the update and thanked the representatives from the development teams for attending and introducing themselves to the Board. | AlamedaReuseandRedevelopmentAuthority/2011-04-06.pdf |