7. All NASSCO and video reports shall be su bmitted at the end of each week to CPAU Engineering for review.
M. QUALITY ASSURANCE (QA)/QUALITY CONTROL(QC)
1. The Contractor shall provide experienced work crews for data capture.
2. Frequent lens washing and lighting adjust ments shall be included in order to obtain acceptable video quality
3. Videos submitted for payment that exceeds th e maximum travel speed will be rejected. The Contractor will be directed to re-inspect the sewer lateral at no additional cost to the City.
4. The Contractor will provide coding of all City-owned sewer laterals at the time of video inspection by a NASSCO LACP certified personnel.
5. The camera operator shall assess and shall indicate the status of the City-owned lateral (lower sewer lateral) using NASSCO-compatible software.
6. In the event that the CPAU Engineering pers onnel discover a gas cross bore during the video review, the Contractor will be in structed to re-inspect the sewer lateral at no additional cost to the City.
7. The City shall reserve the right to cease all Contractor activities when the quality of work is found to be unsatisfactory.
8. The Contractor shall indicate footage of sewer pipe inspected in deliverables. The footage counter shall be displayed although out the video inspection.
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LEGACY CROSS BORE INSPECTION GUIDELINES SECTION 2741
CITY OF PALO ALTO: Legacy Cross Bore Inspection Guidelines Section 2741 PAGE 8
9. The Contractor QC personnel shall review one hundred percent (100%) of all video inspections.
PART 4 – SUBMITTALS
4.01 DELIVERABLES
A. The Contractor will provide the following delive rables on a weekly basis. The deliverables must be submitted to the CPAU Engineering on the following Monday by 12:00 p.m.
1. Video
a. Acceptable individual video footage for each lower sewer lateral and each upper sewer lateral. Video files must be submitted through a “cloud” storage online application.
b. Sanitary pipe inspection videos shall on ly be submitted for sanitary pipes that were cleared of cross bore by the City Inspector at the time of inspection.
2. Forms
a. PACP Structural and O&M pipe assessment condition grading form for each inspected lower sewer lateral. If a defect is identified in the lower sewer lateral, an image of the defect must be included on the form.
b. WWOPS - LACP Checklist form for each lower sewer lateral.
c. Contractor Zoho forms per address inspected. The Contractor Zoho forms shall provide required information about the inspection (property address, FID, total footage, inspection details, and necessary pictures, attached to the form, regarding the inspection)
3. Weekly cross bore spreadsheet for anticipate d work. The spreadsheet will be provided by the City and must be completed by the Contractor.
4. Weekly invoices for completed work to proces s progress payment. All invoices must be in CPAU Engineering-approved format. The progress payment will be made at the end of each month.
B. The Contractor must submit the latest calibratio n report of their equipment. The equipment must be calibrated at least annually but may be calibrated at shorter intervals.
C. Upon the City’s request, the Contractor shall submit maintenance records for equipment used for the inspection of sanitary pipes. The maintena nce records include but are not limited to, truck, generator, camera, etc.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Appendix A General Details
CITY OF PALO ALTO PAGE 1
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Appendix A
General WGW Utility Standard Details
Detail No. Title
WGW-01 Water, Gas & Wastewater Utility Configurations
WGW-02 Trench Backfill
WGW-02B Joint Gas Service Trench with Electrical
WGW-03 Trench Backfill for Shallow Mains
WGW-04 Pipe Casing and Vent Pipe
WGW-05A Residential B o l l a r d
WGW-05B Commercial Bollard
WGW-06 Gas/Water Valve Concrete Collar an d Steel Rebar in Existing Street
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ALLOWED FOR RESIDENTIAL SERVICES ONLY
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MARKER DETAIL
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CASING SEAL DETAIL
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Appendix B Water Details
CITY OF PALO ALTO PAGE 1
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Appendix B
Water Standard Details
Detail No. Title
WD-01A 2” HDPE Water Service (HDPE Main) with 5/8” or 1” Meter WD-01B 2” HDPE Water Service (Non-HDPE Main) with 5/8” or 1” Meter WD-01C 1” Copper Water Service Connection (Contaminated Soils) WD-02A 2” HDPE Water Service (HDPE Main) with 1-1/2” or 2” Meter WD-02B 2” HDPE Water Service (Non-HDPE Main) with 1-1/2” or 2” Meter WD-02C 2” Copper Water Service (Contaminated Soils)
WD-03A 4” Thru 10” HDPE (HDPE Main) Domestic/Fire Service Connection WD-03B 4” Thru 10” HDPE (Non-HDPE Main) Domestic/Fire Service Connection WD-04 4” and 6” Water Meter Set with 2” By-Pass
WD-05A 2” HDPE Water Service (HDPE Main) with Two 5/8” or 1” Meters WD-05B 2” HDPE Water Service (Non-HDPE Main) with Two 5/8” or 1” Meters WD-06A 2” Water Service Manifold (HDPE Main) with Two or Four 5/8” or 1” Meters WD-06B 2” Water Service Manifold (Non-HDPE Main) with Two or Four 5/8” or 1” Meters WD-07A 2” HDPE Water Service Tap HDPE Domestic or Fire Service WD-07B 2” HDPE Water Service Tap Existing Non-HDPE Fire Service WD-08 Combination Fire/ Domestic Water Service Connection WD-09 Combination Fire/Domestic Water Service Connection (Multiple Meters) WD-10 Armorcast Meter Box (30”x48”) with Multiple Headers WD-11A 3 ” or Larger Reduced Pressure Principle Assembly – RPPA WD-11B Parallel Reduced Pressure Principle Assembly
WD-11C Reduced Pressure Principle Assembly – RPPA (3/4”-2”) WD-12A Reduced Pressure Detector Assembly RPDA For Fire Services and Sprinklers WD-12B Reduced Pressure Detector Assembly RPDA For Inside Installation WD-12C Residential Double Chec k Valve Assembly - DCVA (1”-2”) WD-13 Thrust Block Table
WD-14 Gate Valve Assembly
WD-15 Fire Hydrant Assembly with HDPE Pipe
WD-16 Fire Hydrant or Service Abandonment
WD-17 Vertical Bends HDPE Pipe Connecting to Non-HDPE Pipe WD-17A Vertical Bends PVC or DI Pipe Connecting to Non-HDPE Pipe WD-18 Valve Tie-Back During Construction
WD-19 2” Blow-Off Valve for Dead End HDPE Mains Up to 12” WD-19A 2” Blow-Off Valve for Dead End Non-HDPE Mains Up to 12” WD-20 Cut & Cap Existing Main
WD-21 Air Release Valve
WD-22 New Gate Valve (Installation on Exist. Main)
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Appendix C Gas Details
CITY OF PALO ALTO PAGE 1 Table of Contents
Appendix C
Gas Standard Details
Detail No. Title
GD-01A 1” Gas Service with 1” EFV
GD-01B 1” Gas Service with 1-1/4” EFV
GD-01C 2 ” Gas Service with EFV
GD-01D 2 ” Gas Service without EFV
GD-02A Residential Diaphragm Gas Meter Clearance 250-800 SCFH GD-02B Residential Diaphragm Ga s Meter Clearance 1,000 SCFH GD-02C Residential Rotary Gas Meter Clearance 1,100-1,500 SCFH GD-03A Residential Meter Set Assembly 250-800 SCFH
GD-03B Residential Meter Set Assembly 250-800 SCFH
GD-04A Residential Manifold Meter Set Assembly w/o Bypass 500 SCFH GD-04B Residential Manifold Meter Set Assembly w/o Bypass 500 SCFH (List of Materials) GD-04C Residential Manifold Meter Set Assembly w/ Bypass 1,000 SCFH GD-04D Residential Manifold Meter Set Assembly w/ Bypass 1,000 SCFH (List of Materials) GD-05A Residential/Commercial Manifold Meter Set Assembly Up To 1,250 SCFH GD-05B Residential/Commercial Manifold Meter Set Assembly Up To 1,250 SCFH (List of Materials) GD-06A Residential/Commercial Manifold Me ter Set Assembly 1,500 - 3,000 SCFH GD-06B Residential/Commercial Manifold Meter Set A ssembly 1,500 - 3,000 SCFH (List of Materials) GD-07A Residential/Commercial Manifold Meter Set Assembly 3,000 - 5,000 SCFH GD-07B Residential/Commercial Manifold Meter Set A ssembly 3,000 - 5,000 SCFH (List of Materials) GD-08A Residential/Commercial Manifold Me ter Set Assembly 5,000 to 15,000 SCFH GD-08B Residential/Commercial Manifold Meter Set Asse mbly 5,000 to 15,000 SCFH (List of Materials) GD-08C Residential/Commercial Manifold Meter Set Asse mbly 5,000 to 15,000 SCFH (Est. Pressure Loss) GD-09A Residential/Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 800 –2,000 SCFH GD-09B Residential/Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 800 –2,000 SCFH GD-09C Residential/Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 800 –2,000 SCFH GD-10A Commercial Meter Set Assembly 250 - 425 SCFH
GD-10B Commercial Meter Set Assembly 250 – 425 SCFH
GD-11A Commercial Meter Set Assembly 630-800 SCFH
GD-11B Commercial Meter Set Assembly 630-800 SCFH
GD-12A Commercial Meter Set Assembly 1,000 SCFH
GD-12B Commercial Meter Set Assembly 1,000 SCFH
GD-13A Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 2,000-3,000 SCFH GD-13B Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 2,000-3,000 SCFH GD-14A Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 5,000 & 7,000 SCFH GD-14B Commercial/Industrial Rotary Mete r Set Assembly 5,000 & 7,000 SCFH GD-14C Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 5,000 & 7,000 SCFH GD-15A Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 5,000-7,000 SCFH GD-15B Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 5,000-7,000 SCFH GD-15C Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 5,000-7,000 SCFH Item 19
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CITY OF PALO ALTO PAGE 2 GD-16A Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 11,000 SCFH GD-16B Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 11,000 SCFH GD-17A Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 11,000/16,000 SCFH GD-17B Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 11,000/16,000 SCFH GD-17C Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 11,000/16,000 SCFH GD-18A Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 23,000 SCFH GD-18B Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 23,000 SCFH GD-18C Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 23,000 SCFH GD-19A Industrial Ultrasonic Meter Set Assembly 16,000-25,000 SCFH GD-19B Industrial Ultrasonic Meter Set Assembly 16,000-25,000 SCFH GD-19C Industrial Ultrasonic Meter Set Assembly 16,000-25,000 SCFH GD-19D Industrial Ultrasonic Meter Set Assembly 16,000-25,000 SCFH GD-20A Industrial Ultrasonic Meter Set Assembly 23,000-45,000 SCFH GD-20B Industrial Ultrasonic Meter Set Assembly 23,000-45,000 SCFH GD-20C Industrial Ultrasonic Meter Set Assembly 23,000-45,000 SCFH GD-20D Industrial Ultrasonic Meter Se t Assembly 23,000-45,000 SCFH GD-20E Industrial Ultrasonic Meter Set Assembly 23,000-45,000 SCFH GD-21 Curb Gas Meter 250-630 SCFH
GD-22 Multiple Curb Gas Meters 250-630 SCFH
GD-23A Utility Box (Curb Location) Meter Set Assembly 250 SCFH GD-23B Utility Box (Curb Location) Meter Set Assembly 250 SCFH GD-23C Utility Box (Curb Location) Meter Set Assembly 400-630 SCFH GD-23D Utility Box (Curb Location) Meter Set Assembly 400-630 SCFH GD-24A Commercial Curb Gas Rotary Meter 800-2, 000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb Location) GD-24B Commercial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 800-1,100 Utility Box (Curb Location) GD-24C Commercial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 800-1,100 Utility Box (Curb Location) GD-25A Commercial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 1, 500-2,000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb Location) GD-25B Commercial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 1,500-2,000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb Location) GD-25C Commercial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 1,500-2,000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb Location) GD-26A Commercial/Industrial Curb Gas Rotary Me ter 2,000-3,000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb) GD-26B Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 2,000-3,000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb) GD-26C Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 2,000-3,000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb) GD-26D Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 2,000-3,000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb) GD-27A Commercial/Industrial Curb Gas Rotary Meter 5,000-7,000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb) GD-27B Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 5,000-7,000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb) GD-27C Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 5,000-7,000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb) GD-27D Commercial/Industrial Rotary Meter Set Assembly 5,000-7,000 SCFH Utility Box (Curb) GD-28A Gas Service Regulator Vent Extension Assembly
GD-28B Gas Service Regulator Vent Extension Assembly
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TABLE OF CONTENTS Appendix D Wastewater Details
CITY OF PALO ALTO PAGE 1
Table of Contents
Appendix D
Wastewater Standard Details
Detail No. Title
WWD-01A Sanitary Sewer Lateral
WWD-01B Sanitary Sewer Lateral with Backwater Valve Protection Type 1 WWD-01C Sanitary Sewer Lateral with Backwater Valve Protection Type 2 WWD-02A Sanitary Sewer Cleanout Type 1
WWD-02B Sanitary Sewer Cleanout Type 2
WWD-03 Sanitary Sewer Cleanout Box Type 1
WWD-04 Sanitary Sewer Cleanout Box Type 2 (Traffic Area) WWD-05 Sanitary Sewer Lateral - Main Connections
WWD-06 Sanitary Sewer Lateral Connection with Tap-Tite
WWD-07A Sanitary Sewer Manhole (For New Pipes 36” and Less) WWD-07B Sanitary Sewer Manhole (For Existing Pipes 36” and less) WWD-08A Sanitary Sewer Manhole (For New Pipes Larger Than 36”) WWD-08B Sanitary Sewer Manhole (For Existing Pipes Larger Than 36”) WWD-09 Sanitary Sewer Manhole Outside Drop
WWD-10 Sanitary Sewer Manhole Frame and Cover
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City Council
Staff Report
From: City Manager
Report Type: ACTION ITEMS
Lead Department: Administrative Services
Meeting Date: June 3, 2024
Report #:2405-2978
TITLE
Approval to Operate the City-owned Building at 445 Bryant Street as a Community Center with Part-Time Use by La Comida de California for a Senior Nutrition Program; CEQA Status – Not a Project
RECOMMENDATION
Staff recommends the City Council direct staff to operate the City-owned building at 445 Bryant Street as a community center and also allow part-time use by La Comida de California for a senior nutrition program.
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The City-owned building at 445 Bryant Street was vacated by its former tenant in January 2023 and has been marketed for lease since that time. Approximately 30 parties have expressed interest in the building and four submitted proposals. Alternatively, the City’s Community Services Department (CSD) can operate the entire building and make a portion of the building available for shared use with third party compatible users. The Council held a closed session conference with real property negotiators, on March 11, 2024, to discuss lease price and terms of payment1. Staff has evaluated the proposed uses for the building and recommends activating the building as a City operated community center and authorizing La Comida de California (La Comida) to operate a senior nutrition program in a portion of the ground floor on the weekdays from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M.
1 City Council, March 11, 2024, Item #3:
https://cityofpaloalto.primegov.com/meetings/ItemWithTemplateType?id=4467&meetingTemplateType=2&comp iledMeetingDocumentId=9319
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BACKGROUND
The City-owned building at 445 Bryant Street is approximately 7,410 square feet with two- stories, including an elevator. The building was constructed in 2002 and financed through $3.6 million in 2002B Downtown Parking Improvement Project Certificates of Participation (COPs) as part of the Bryant/Lytton garage project. The amount attributable to the building was paid off in November 2022 and there is no longer any outstanding debt through a refinancing completed in 2018. The building is a second-generation retail space that was previously used as a health and fitness center from 2005 until January 2023 (CMR 411:042).
The space is built out with two sets of locker rooms, a few small private rooms on the ground level, and larger rooms on the upper level. The building is currently in overall good condition with a few deferred maintenance items, most notably the HVAC system which is estimated to cost $375,000 to replace with electrical systems. Both HVAC and electrical systems projects are included in the FY 2025 Capital Improvement Program budget and repairs can be addressed, subject to ability to use restricted funding, before facility reactivation and reoccupancy. Any renovation or tenant improvements completed to the property is expected to comply with all applicable laws, including The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
The property’s zoning is Planned Community (PC-4611)3. Permitted uses include ground floor retail or other pedestrian-oriented use, a teen center, and office use on the upper floors. The recommendation to operate the building as a City operated community center and the proposed operation of a senior nutrition program is generally consistent with prior uses of the site and the provisions of the planned community zoning ordinance.
ANALYSIS
Staff received approximately 30 inquiries, and four parties submitted proposals expressing interest in the 445 Bryant Street space. This included for-profit and nonprofit organizations.
The for-profit proposals were for fitness center uses. These proposals included rental rates ranging from approximately $1.75 to $3.44 per square foot per month, and would require exclusive use of the two-story facility. Staff investigated the potential for shared-use with the proposers, and confirmed that both required exclusive use of the facility.
The nonprofit proposals included rental rates ranging from roughly $0.03 to $0.75 per square foot.
While the nonprofit organizations expressed willingness to share space with other organizations, staff anticipates that many organizations would be interested in the space if the City were to agree to lease at such a discounted rate. If the City Council wishes to pursue leasing the facility to one or more nonprofits, a nonprofit-focused Request For Proposals should be issued. 2City Council, September 13, 2004, Item #7: https://portal.laserfiche.com/Portal/DocView.aspx?id=47550&repo=r- 704298fc&searchid=b4744cd3-9617-4c61-84a4-b1362d19ba2b
3City Council, March 20, 2000, Item #10: https://www.cityofpaloalto.org/files/assets/public/v/1/city- clerk/ordinances/ordinances-1909-to-present/ordinances-by-number/ord-4611.pdf Item 18
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Alternatively, the building can be activated as a City community center to be operated by CSD.
This location can provide new and expanded popular programs, classes, and summer camps.
The building can also be a safe place for teens to gather after school and on weekends, and can be used to host pop up events (such as art events and parents’ night out). Additional uses could include room rentals when spaces are not being programmed. When necessary, it may be flexed as a temporary Palo Alto community Overnight Warming Location (“OWL”) for community response and support during inclement weather events.
The City Council set facilitating a North Palo Alto location for La Comida as a priority in 2023 and 2024. Established in 1972, La Comida is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that provides meals, social, and educational programs for seniors. In FY 2022, they served over 88,000 meals at no charge to over 1,500 seniors from northern Santa Clara County. Temporarily meals are provided at the First United Methodist Church (625 Hamilton Avenue).
Staff has been working with La Comida for several months to establish their space needs. Based on these discussions, a portion of the ground floor is recommended to be provided to La Comida to operate a senior nutrition program on the weekdays from 10:00 A.M. to 2:00 P.M. Should Council approve this direction, staff will return for Council approval of a license agreement to authorize La Comida’s use of the space.
CSD will coordinate with Public Works (PW) to improve the facility for activation as a community center. Requested improvements include HVAC upgrades, flooring, paint, lighting, renovating or removing the locker rooms, plumbing, installation of acoustics and window coverings, partitioning, and others. PW estimates these improvements to cost approximately $1,000,000. La Comida has also compiled a list of desired tenant improvements that includes constructing a demising wall, paint, flooring, creating a storage area, and renovations to the locker rooms. Various furniture and equipment will be needed by both users of the building.
FISCAL/RESOURCE IMPACT
The recommendation in this report would result in an ongoing General Fund net cost of approximately $265,000. Year one General Fund net operating costs of approximately $63,000 and one-time capital costs of $930,000 have been programmed in the Operating and Capital FY 2025 Proposed Budgets respectively.
La Comida provided a Letter of Intent offering $1,000 per month initial rent, triple net, with the first month’s rent free and 3% annual increases to use the space over an initial seven-year term with two options to extend for an additional five years during each option period. However, this offer assumed exclusive use of approximately 1,325 square feet of the space as well as some shared or common areas. The current staff proposal reflects usage of the space from 10am to 2pm weekdays; as such final terms would need to be negotiated with the party.
The FY 2025 proposed budget includes CSD programming and Public Works maintenance of the whole facility and shared with La Comida with activation in March 2025 (after capital Item 18
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improvements are made) prorating the costs/budget proposal for 25% in FY 2025. Prorated year one revenue is estimated at $55,800 and expenditure at $118,400, resulting in a projected net cost to the General Fund of $62,600 in FY 2025. Ongoing program revenue is projected at $225,000 per year while ongoing program expenses are estimated at $490,000, resulting in an annual General Fund net expense of $265,000.
The cost to address the building’s deferred maintenance issues and the facility improvements needed for the City to operate the building for community use could be funded entirely or in part by available community center development impact fees. The ending balance of the Community Center Impact Fee Fund, as of June 30, 2023, was $771,619. The FY 2025 Capital Budget includes funding of $490,000 for Electrification of City Facilities (PE-24001) and $440,000 for Facility Interior Finishes Replacement (PF-02022).
Council provided direction in 2001 to allocate 75% of Bryant Street rental revenues to teen programs.4 The adopted FY 2024 budget included $173,000 for teen programming, effectively decoupling these two programs since the period of lower rent payments and vacancy of the space. Staff is assuming that teen programming funding will continue irrespective of decisions on Bryant space lease. In FY 2025, the budget is expected to maintain the funding levels for teen programming and if approved for reappropriation from FY 2024 to FY 2025 the remaining reserved one-time funding of $216,000 that was generated to support teen services.
STAKEHOLDER ENGAGEMENT
The Administrative Services Department (ASD) has been marketing the space at 445 Bryant Street for lease in accordance with the City’s Leased Use of City Land/Facilities Policy (Policy and Procedures, 1-11/ASD) since the prior tenant vacated. Signage is strategically placed along the Bryant Street and Lytton Avenue frontage, brochures have been distributed, and a listing has been placed on https://www.costar.com/. Additionally, staff has distributed the listing to a running list of over 60 non-profit organizations. Staff has been meeting with potential tenants since the space has been marketed. The Real Estate Division initially received an offer from La Comida in October 2023 and continued to engage in discussions since that time. PW conducted a condition assessment of the building and is expected to coordinate with CSD to improve the facility for use as a community center and continued maintenance. CSD has been involved in discussions about use of the space with a variety of class and program options. If the City Council desires to proceed with permitting La Comida to use a portion of the building, staff will negotiate an agreement with La Comida for the City Council’s approval.
ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW
Council action on this item is not a project as defined in the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) because the lease or City use of an existing City-owned property is an administrative 4 City Council, December 10, 2001, Item #2: https://www.cityofpaloalto.org/files/assets/public/v/1/agendas- minutes-reports/reports/city-manager-reports-cmrs/year-archive/2001/444-01.pdf Item 18
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activity that will not result in direct or indirect physical changes to the environment. CEQA Guidelines section 15378(b)(5).
ATTACHMENTS
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APPROVED BY:
Lauren Lai, Administrative Services Director
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