Receive presentation on utility costs for temporary tenants at Point Molate
In Plain English
The city owns the former Naval fuel depot at Point Molate but currently earns no revenue from it. A consultant will present costs to upgrade electrical systems and water lines needed before the city can rent space to temporary commercial tenants. If approved, these upgrades would generate short-term rental income while the city develops long-term plans for the site.
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Votes
Directing staff to meet with Mark Howe, two other PMCAC members, and other experts to discuss how to take the next step
3 to 3
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