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CityCouncil | 2018-09-04 | 9 | side. In response to Mayor Spencer's inquiry, the Assistant Community Development Director stated the thought is more lanes would not be needed because it is a cul-de-sac. Councilmember Matarrese requested clarification about the proposed amendment language, to which the Assistant Community Development Director stated the text will be additional. Vice Mayor Vella inquired how long the parcel is. The Assistant Community Development Director responded fifteen hundred feet. Vice Mayor Vella inquired how many blocks that would be, to which the Assistant Community Development Director responded three to four blocks. Mike O'Hara, Tim Lewis Communities (TLC), gave a Power Point presentation. Mayor Spencer inquired about having two-lanes each way. Mr. O'Hara responded that he agrees with the Assistant Community Development Director's comments; less lanes can increase safety; the plan is sufficient for automobiles; he would not want to support four lanes. Mayor Spencer inquired why the project should be considered when another project involving TLC has stalled. Mr. O'Hara responded the current item creates a plan upon which future buildings and development plans will be placed; stated a number of things have affected the ability to complete the other project. Mayor Spencer inquired if Tidelands would be considered for overflow parking. Mr. O'Hara responded each podium building would set aside public parking; using Tidelands could be considered pending any conflict with City's long-term plans. In response to Mayor Spencer's inquiry, Mr. O'Hara stated that TLC like to be partners with the City on the Tidelands. Councilmember Matarrese requested clarification on the use of Tidelands property as a parking lot for residents of the development. Mr. O'Hara responded that his understanding is Tidelands would be used for public overflow parking; stated that he does not want to conflict with any of the City's long-term plans; he is willing to work with the City on short-term needs. Regular Meeting Alameda City Council 7 September 4, 2018 | CityCouncil/2018-09-04.pdf |