Friday, July 12, 2024

Special

2 items · 1 votes · 20 public comments

What happened

  • Heard discussion on negotiating Point Molate sale terms with park district and developers after 17 public comments.
  • Approved letter of intent to sell 82-acre Point Molate development property to tribal group after 16 public comments.

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Attendance

Eduardo Martinez(Present)
Gayle McLaughlin(Present)
Doria Robinson(Present)
Melvin Willis(Present)
Cesar Zepeda(Present)
Soheila Bana(Absent)
Claudia Jimenez(Absent)
2 substantive items
Most public comment

Approve letter of intent to sell 82-acre Point Molate development property to tribal group

20 public speakersPoint Molate

In Plain English

The city owns 270 acres at Point Molate, a former Navy base. A 2019 lawsuit settlement requires the city to sell 82 developable acres to either a developer or the Federated Indians of Graton Rancheria tribe. If approved, the city gives up its 50% share of sale proceeds but saves up to $400,000 annually on maintenance and security costs.

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Votes

To approve the staff recommendation

Moved by: <UNKNOWN>Seconded by: <UNKNOWN>
Passed

5 to 0

Eduardo MartinezAye
Melvin WillisAye
Cesar ZepedaAye
Doria RobinsonAye
Gayle McLaughlinAye
Soheila BanaAbsent
Claudia JimenezAbsent

Negotiate sale terms for Point Molate with park district and developers

Point Molate

In Plain English

The city owns Point Molate, a 270-acre former naval shipyard site on the bay. Three parties want to buy or develop portions of the property. The city attorney will discuss confidential price negotiations in closed session.

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