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CityCouncil | 2015-10-07 | 2 | Eric Schuler, Alameda, expressed support for a new club which advocates youth sports and kid's programs. Dirk Kincannon, Alameda, expressed support for a new club with upgraded amenities, especially increased fitness space; urged Council to support the new club. Mayor Spencer inquired how much time was left, to which the Assistant City Clerk responded seven minutes. David Courtland, Alameda, expressed support for a new club with updated tennis courts. Mr. Wallace thanked Council for listening to the HBIA supporters and concluded the presentation; discussed the zoning of Packet Landing site; encouraged Council to move forward with a new club on North Loop Road. Mayor Spencer inquired about the online posting status of the City Planner's presentation, to which the Interim Assistant City Manager responded the presentation is available on the front page of the City website under "News". Mayor Spencer stated that she appreciated each side being professional and courteous to each other. Tim Coffey, HBN, made brief comments in opposition to the residential development plans of HBIA; stated HBN supports that changing the General Plan has no basis; provided a brief Powerpoint presentation. Richard Vaterlaus, ACME Architect Group, stated the existing club could be successfully remodeled and expanded in its current location; there is no need to rezone. Susan Blank, Alameda, expressed concern regarding school overcrowding with a new residential development; stated Bay Farm Island schools are at capacity and cannot accommodate any more students; urged Council to vote no to rezoning. Jeff Johnson, Alameda, stated his daughter attends the after school program at the Harbor Bay Club; urged Council to maintain the zoning. Paul Medved, Alameda, stated Alameda needs better aquatic facilities; adding one or two new pools at the current club site is feasible; urged Council to reaffirm the club's current zoning. Richard Nordyke, Alameda, expressed support for youth tennis programs; stated the Harbor Bay Club's 19 lighted tennis courts is a great facility which could host tournaments. Kathy Leong, Alameda, stated keeping the club access to the waterfront is important for Special Meeting Alameda City Council 2 October 7, 2015 | CityCouncil/2015-10-07.pdf |