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Community Redevelopment Agency Minutes <br />March 26, 2018 <br />Page 2 of 3 <br />Fourth Item of Business: CRA Annual Report. <br />Mr. Dean Fathelbab, Planner II, reviewed the 2017 CRA Annual Report (a copy is on file in the Community <br />Development Department). Ms. Glancy asked for a motion for the approval of the Annual Report. Ms. Solomon <br />made a motion to approve the CRA Annual Report as presented. Mr. Aramendia seconded the motion. The motion <br />passed unanimously by voice vote. <br />Fifth Item of Business: Authorization for Lake Concord Parking Land Assembly Due Diligence Expenditures <br />— Appraisal <br />— Survey <br />— Environmental Phase 1 <br />Mr. Randy Newlon, City Manager, said with the extension of the CRA term and the approval of the new <br />redevelopment plan for the CRA, one of the three major priorities was to increase the parking for Lake Concord Park. <br />He said that staff has evaluated options that are apparent at this time and determined the best location for the <br />additional parking is the property located on the west side of City Hall. He said to fully assembly that property, it <br />would take the acquisition of the property in the middle that is privately owned. Mr. Newlon said that it may be a <br />difficult acquisition to achieve. He said to better aid in that effort, the City would like the CRA to approve <br />expenditures from professional services for some due diligence expenses. He said the due diligence expenses <br />include funding the real estate consultant's services, a survey, an appraisal and an Environmental Phase 1 <br />Assessment of the property so the City is fully informed on all the elements that might make up a fair offer if an offer <br />was to be made. <br />After a brief discussion regarding the environmental assessment of the property, Ms. Glancy asked for a <br />motion for this item. Mr. Aramendia made a motion to approve the authorization for Lake Concord Parking Land <br />Assembly as presented. Ms. Solomon seconded the motion. The motion passed unanimously by voice vote. <br />Sixth Item: Other Business. <br />There was no other business. <br />Seventh Item of Business: Public Comments. <br />There were no public comments. <br />Eighth Item of Business: Adjournment. <br />
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