Recommend 3 Bay Trail segments for regional park district bond funding
In Plain English
The East Bay Regional Park District asks cities to recommend trail projects for bond money that voters will decide on in November 2008. Richmond proposes 3 segments of the San Francisco Bay Trail within city limits. If the bond passes and projects get selected, the regional district pays for construction using bond funds.
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Votes
To authorize the city manager to meet with the EBRPD to discuss Richmond's fair share of allocation and to include items one and two, and not include item three
6 to 2
Why This Vote Matters
Richmond will recommend two Bay Trail segments to the regional park district for potential bond funding, with the council voting 6-2 to exclude a third proposed segment. The decision authorizes the city manager to negotiate Richmond's share of bond money that voters will consider in November 2008 for East Bay trail projects. If the regional bond passes and these segments are selected, the park district would pay for construction using voter-approved funds at no cost to Richmond. Councilmembers Butt and Thurmond opposed the motion, while Mayor McLaughlin abstained.
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Other motions
To approve the item as presented by staff
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