Authorize agreements for new Richmond ferry terminal lease and operations
In Plain English
The Water Emergency Transportation Authority wants to build a ferry terminal in Richmond. The city manager needs approval to negotiate lease terms for the land, construction details, and who will operate the terminal. If approved, Richmond residents gain a new public transit option connecting to other Bay Area cities by water.
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Approve consent calendar
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