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HomeMy WebLinkAbout0450.09324 August 5; 1993 THE HONORABLE CITY COUNCIL Palo Alto, California Resolutions regarding Caljfornia Avenue BUsiness District Parking Structure Members of the Council: Report in Brief This report recommends th-.tt Council adopt th~ attached three resolutions {i} ~ {ii) and (iii: to begin the aSSfi'".ssment process and obtain bids for construction of the Califor..ia Avenue Business District parking garage on Cambridge Avenue. Backgrpund on December 2,' 1991 {CMR 437: 91) / Council directed staff to proceed with the ~sign and construction of a parking structure at City parking Lot 3. the Keystone Lot, and create an assessment district to fund the construction. On January 18; 1993 (CMR ~OJ :93). Council found that the project would not have any significant negative environmental effects and approved the proposed Planned Community zone change. Sta.ff indicated it would provide more detailed information on the timing and steps necessa::'y for establishiog ~he assessment district. issuing the bonds and starting construction when it returned to Council in August 1993+ Discussion III order to proceed with forming an assessment district for a new garage, Council is required by law to adopt the following three resolutions: Re.o!ut!CZl Qf PrelimiDary Dete.%minati01l and. Intention to Hake Acqul.1tiOZU! and Improvements for the California Avenue parking k ••• sment Di.trict No 92-13. (Attachment 1). This resolution formally begins the assessment process and declares that Council preliminarily determine what the public interest, convenience and necessi ty require, and that the Council intends to order the acq~isition, maintenance and operation of the garage improvements to be financed by assessments withi:l the district. I~ also provides for bonds to eve'1tually be issued and presents a brief description of the work. The proj ect scope of work includes constructL~g a two level, 186 space (ground plus one level) parking structure and improvements to the adjacent sidewalks~ lighting and alleyway. -1--.. o R.so.lutiOZl Preliminarily Approving the Engin •• r' 8 Report, Appo.1ating' the Tim. and Place of He.ring Protest_ and Directing the Notice Thereof tor the California Avanue parking A8 ••• .ment Diatrict No~ '2-~3 (Attachments 2 • 8). This resolution describes the boundaries of the district and sets the t~c required public hearing dates for September 27. 1993 and October 12. 1993. The purpose of the first hearing is to re'Ceive public testimony. if any, regarding the proposed assessments. The second hearing is for Council to determine whether the public interest, convenience and necessity require the acquisitions and improvements and to approve the Engineer's Report and assessmen~s. The report includes plan9~ specifications, a project description, cost est it'r'.ate, an explanation of the method of assessment and an asse,ssm\2nt roll indicating the proposea annual average assessment (estimated) for each parcel within the district. The total assessment is estimated to be $2,39S~ODO. The individual annual as~essm~nts are expected to range from $0 to $9,500. ReaolutioD Approv~g Plans and Specifi~.tion.. c~lling for formal bids e...o.d fbing liquidated dazcageB for failure to ocaaplete th(ll: work within the time specified for the California Avenue parking' Aa ..... e:nt Di.trict Mo. 9:2 -13 (Attachment 3). This resolution approves the plans and specifications in substantially complete form suitable for calling for bids. The resolution also describes the advertising and bidding process and sets cont~actor liquidated damages for work not completed within the time specified in the contract. Staff intends to advertise the project in August, open bids in september and award the work in October 1993, after t.he second public hearing. In order to avoid any construction impacts to the business district during the Christmas shopping season, con8truction is scheduled to begin in January and be completed by October 1994_ Bond Finane i ng parallel to the formation of the assessmerlt district, st.aff will proceed with the necessary steps to sell bonds by the end of the calendar year. These bonds will finance the entire project consisting of the design ~ork (mostly completed) ~ acquisition and construction; project management and engineering administration. The financial consulting firm of Miller' Schroeder Financial Inc. is in the process of being ~etained by the City to dev~lop a comprehensive financing plan~ secure a trustee. and coordinate with the bond cOWlSel in obtaining the debt financing. The bond counsel of Jones Hall Hill and White is on retainer to the City for this p:r-O)f;"ct" Fees for bo-c:h cor..aul't.ants will be pd.id from the proceeds of the bond. finai'1cing + Public Outreach As required by law, the noticing process will include the mailing of information to the propel:ty mmers on the location and time of -2- . " '-~'~'i-'~",.:,:~ . the two public hearings; placing of notices in the ~ bltQ Weekly once a week for two consecutive weeks and the posting cf flyers along streets within the district (Attachments 4 &: 5). Additionally~ the City will notify propertjt owners of two informational meetings where staff and its consultants w~ll meet with the members of the district to discuss details of the project construction, cost and timing {Att.achment 6). Members of the Califonlia Aven'..&e Area Development Association (CAADA,I Parking Committee will mail a survey quescionnaire to property owners which will include individual assessment costs provided by the City (Attachment 7). The CAJI..DA parking Committee intends to present the results of this survey to Council at the first public heaz'ing. EnvirOnmental Assessmenc The project will have no significant environ-mental effect for purposes of the California Environmental Quality Act. as shown in the negative declaration for the project approved by Council . .:m Jamlarj' 18~ 1993 ~ (Negative Declaration No. 92-EI.A.-26.} Ne further environmental review is required. Recommendations Staff recommends that CO'..lUcil adopt the attached resolutions! 1. Resolution of Preliminary Determination and of Intention to Make Acquisition and Improvements for the California Avenue Parking Assessment District No. 92-13. 2. Resolution Preliminarily Approving Engineer's Report. Appointing Time and Place of Hearing Protests and Directing Notice Thereof for the California Avenue Parking Assessment District No. 92-13. 3. Resolution Approving Plans and Specifications, calling for formal bids and fixing liquidated damages for failure to complete the work within the time specified for the Califorr..ia Avenue Parking Assessment District No. 92-13. Respectfully submitted, !w~~ Assistant Director of Public Works U.J~ GLENN S. ROBERTS Director of Public works -3- City Manager Attachments: • Resolution of Preliminary Determination of Intention :2. Resolution Preliminarily Appt.oving Engineer's Report 3. Resolution Approving Plans & Specifications 4~ Notice to Property Owners of Public Rearing 5. Notice for Newspaper Publication/Street Posting 6. Notice to Property Owners of Info.:mat.ional Meetings 7. CAADA Survey Questionnaire 8. Engineer' e Report (on file in City clerk's office) cc: CAADA Board of Dir~ctors Bvergreen Park Neighborhood Association -4 - follows: ,-~ -," .: .. " Attacm.ent 1 RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLUTION OF THE COtJNCIL OF THE CITY OF P~O ALTO OF PRELDUNAAY DETERMINATION ".NO OF :nnEN'l'ION TO, MAKE ACQ\lI srrzoNs AND IKl'ROVEMEN'I'S FOR THE CALIFDlUnA AVENUE PARKDlG ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 92-13 The Council of the City of Palo AltQ does R£SOLVE as P,J!CT1QN 1. 'l'he council does hereby preliminarily detenfline that the public intE'rest~ convenit'l'nce lind necessit.y require, aPd that it intends to order the acquisition, maintenance and operacion of the improvements generally ~escri~d in Section 2. Slr~IQN 2. The proposed acquisitions and !mp~ov8ments (the 6zmprOV.mentS·j are qenerally described as follows. within the california AV9nue Parking District of the City of palo, the construcc.ion of a two­ level, public parking struc't-ure, ut>Qn the site of City Parking Lo~ 3 loeaced on the south side of California Avenue~ be~ween Birch Street and Cambridg:flI Avenue and New .Mayfield Lane. of 4Pproximately S.~96' square fe.e contAining 186 vehicle parking stalls~ with brick veneer facades ana planters along exterior walls~ eOQetber with all raquired and relate4 acquisitions. demolition~ removal of debris. installation of conforming s'Creet and sidewalk: 1mprove~ents. utilities, 5i~ns and appurtenance; . stCTION J.. All of the Improvements are to be cOilStructed at the places and in the pareicl.i14r locations. of th.e forms, sizes. dimensions and materials, and to the lines and grades, and at the elevations, &5 shown and d~lineate~ upon the . p1&,'0$ end !Specifications to be made therefor and filed in the office ot the City Clerk of the City~ to which reference will be .. 4. for a tu11 and detailed description of the Improvements and for furthe~ particular •. SECTTCt:l 4. All of the Improvements shall be done under the supervision of appropr~ate official. of the C1ty. and all of the work and materials for the Improvements shall be done and furniahed to the city'. satisfaction. 5EC%lON 5. There 10 to be ex~epted from the work above dv8cribed aqy of such work already done to the line and gra~. anc .,..' . .:-;.--. ','" : ,.v: ,:.y'",:." @ 0 GlaZ'JcfIC1 or shown not to be done on sa.id plans, profi!E:s and aPecification£. ~Tn~ 6. The grades ano elevations to be s~own or. ~he plans and profiles and in r.he specificat.ions f01" the improvuent& are hereby adopted end •• tablished as tne official gra<les tber.tor. All 8uch grades and elevations are to be in feet and dec~ls the=eof with referenc@ to th~ datum plane of the Ci~y. SECTION 7. Not~ce is hereby given of the fact that in .many cases the Improvements will bring the finished. IIr.p:rQvEitnents to a orade different from that formerly exiating, and that to that extent t.he grades: are hereby c::i.'langed and that. the Imp.rovemeoea v.i.ll :be done -co the ctlan;ed grades. SleTIaN a. '.i."'h. Improvements. ill the opinion of the Council~ are of local benetit. ~d ~he costi end expenses thereof a.re hereby made chargeable upon an aa&eSS'r.'.ent d.istrict (the -District-), which oistriet is declared to be the niserict within which the real property will be benefited ~ the Improvements and to be as.essed to ~ er.e costs ano expar~es thereof. the exterior boundaries of which are those delineateQ on a lIap of the California A~~u. Parking District, a copy of Which is O~ file in the office of the City Cle:rJc~ to which reference 1s mada for ii particular de8cription thereof. SgCTtQN 9. It is declAred that .all public st.reets~ highways and oth8r publie property within the District. whether 01" not in ua. in the performance of a public function. and shall be omitt.ed, froll! the annual assessment hereafter to be levied and collected. SECTTQN 10. Annual special assessments shall be levied 'upon and colleeted from the sever.l parcels of assessable real p!'operty within the District in the tct.al amount established by­ the annual budget for the District calculated in eccordan~e with the method of assessment eeoc forth in the documQ.nt entitled -California Avenue PArking Assessment District. No. 92-,13 ASles,ment Formula -Ttthnical Report (auly. 19931. preper@d by Angus McDonald " Associat:es 'the -Proceeding Formula") on file with the City Clerk which Proceeding Formula is hereby i:ncorporat.ed in and. made appli.cable to these proceedintrs by thiA refer-.nee and t.o which reference is hereby made for a.ll further partiC\,l.lars. .SECT:rON 11. incidental e~nse8, of ot $2.3~5.000. The total estimated cost. incll.lding the Improvements to be ass~sGed is the aum SECTION la. Notice is hereby given chat bonds to bear interelt at. the rat.e of not: to exceed. t.welve percent (12\' per annwa., will be iasued hereunder pursuant to Bor~d Plan G (Section l3.16 .. 150 of Cheptr:r 13.16 of Title 13 of the palo Alto Municipel -2- .. eode), the last inaeallment of which bonds shall mature not to exeeed thirty '301 years from their date, or such d.te as shall be determined by the Council in the resolution providing for their .1.lSlIuanc::tI. BReTtW 13. Ths total of eaeh annu.al benefit aaseBsment. determined in accordance with the form·.lla. set forth in Section le, saall be levied and collected ora the last equll.lize.d 8ecul"ed and utility rolla on which gener.al City taxes are eoll1!1cteo. The levy shall be in addition to all other taxes levied for general City purposes. and shall be levied. comp~ted. entered a.nd <o::ollected together withz and not separately from. general City t~es. and, except as may otherwise be provided w1th respect. to the bonda. enf.orcea in the same :manner ana by the .arne persona and. at. the ea...wne time, and wit:.h the same penalt.ies and interest, as are other taxes fer City purposes. SECTIQN 14. Th.re 1& reserved to the Council the ~wer to make 1lUnual or other contributions to ..... ards t.he cost of the ImprOV'ements or to the bona redemption fund thereof. or ~o the funds for the administration, maintenance and operation of t.he !mprovemenes or for any other purpose in a~~ise relating to the %D';;lrovement£ and bonds. S§CTIQN 15. If any excess shall b. realized in the fund establisbed for the payment of debt ~erv1ce on the bonds. it sball be used for maintenance of Improvement.s installed or acquire.d through ~ Oistrict. SECTIQN lEi. In the opinion of the City Council. the public interest will not h@ served ~ allowing the property owners to take the c~nera~t for ~~e construction of the Improvements and that, no notice ~f award of contract tor the construction thereof allaH be pu/>11shed. Sf;C'TIQN 17. The rmprovement:50 are hereb:r referred to the Director of Public Works. being' the officer having: charge ano. contrel ot t-he public iruprovements fer the City of the kind described here1n. as the -Engine.er of work· and the Engineer of ~for1c 15 hereby-directed to. make and file wit.h the City clerk a report: in writing. presenting the following: (A) General plans and specifications of the Improvemetl.ts t.o be made pursuant to thifi, resolution; (9) Eng~eer~s estimate of the total COlts and expenses of the 1mprovements and of the in,i~eneal exper.$es in conneeti~n therewi tb; and IC' A map -of 'the assessment district showing its exterior boundaries and the boundaries of the respective subdivis10ns or land ~ithin the pistr1ct as the same existed at the time of the passage of this resolution. each of ..... hich -3- • aubdiv1s1on8 .hall bear its cssigned assessment number atu1 ass •• sor's parcel number. The Report sha.ll cont.ain or be supplemented by a preliminary annual eatima~Gd report for the tirst fiscal year in fom lubs:tantially aIJ provided for in the Pa.:i.o Alto Municipal Cod.~ whieh shall ~onta1n a map or plat )howing the parcels to be asseas@d and an estimated a~sel5ment against each parcel for the firat fiscal year based upon the application of the: formula Bet forth in Section 10 of this resolution. SECTtpN '8. It is t.he intention of the Counc;:il to eonsider ~e ereation of a special reserve fund$ to be funded from the ~roc.ed6 of the bonds. provide special security tor the bonA. in the event of default. SieTlal: 19. Contact ?acrick Stone. Senior-Engineer r Public Works Engineering. City of Palo Alto, 250 H~,ilton Avenue~ Palo Alto. California. 9001. telephone "umber 1415) 329-2636. regarding th~ protest proceedings. SICTIQH 2Q. This resolut.ion is a~opted: pur.s.uant to Section 19 of Article 16 of the Constitution of the St .. te of CalHornia and Sections 13.12.010. 13.12.0'0. and lJ.12.050 Of Chapter 13.12 of Title 13 of the Palo Alto MUnicipal Code. and bonds are proposed to be issued pursuant to Bond. Pla.n G~ commencing with Section 13.16.150 of Chapter 13.16 of Title 13 of the Palo Alto Municipal Code~ • • • • • • • • • • • -4- .. • IIfI'ROOOCEt> i\IID PASSED: AYES: NO£S: City Clerk APPROVE!) AS TO FORi(: JONES DLL HIL!.. Ii! WHITE. A Professional Law Corporation By: Stephen R. Ca.a~eggio~ Bond eounsel -5- Mayor City Manager Director of Finance Senior Assistant City Aetorney foll"".: r' .. ' .. : Attachment 2 RESOLUTION NO. A RESOLU'I'ION O}' THE COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF PALO ALTO PltELDUNARILY APPROVING ENGINEER'S JU:POl\T, AP!'OINTING TIME AND PLACE OF HEARING PROTESTS AND DIRECTING NOTICE THEREOF FO~ THE CALIFORNIA AVENOE PAAXIN(; ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 92-13 The Council of the City of palo Alto does RESOLVE as SECTION 1. On August 9 ~ 1993. t.his Council adoptedi Resolution No. ~ a Resolution of Prel1~~nary Oe~ermination and of Intention to Make Acqu~sitions and Improvements. in which certain acqwisitions end i~rov~ents (the ·!mprov~ments·) herein c)escribe~ .,,",ere referred to t~e Director of Public Works of the City as En9ineer of Work for the ~u~se of making and filing a report in writing under an~ pursuant to the Palo Alto MUniclpal Code (the ·Report·l in and for the C1ty~s California Avenul!! parking AsSes$m4nt District Nc. 92~13 {the -Districe'l. and the Report half been made a..'Y'J.d f.1led a.nd 1lJly considered by t.his council, SECTION ;1. The Repcrt as a whole and e.ct .. part thereof. has been presented to the Council, has been duly considered and is de8med suffieient and is preliminarily approv~d. SBeTTON ). The Report shall stand as the Engineer' IS Report for the pyrpose of all $ubsequent proceedings herein. SECTIQN '. "this COll."'lcil hereby orders that two public hear1ngs shall be held before this Council, in ~e regular ~~ting place thereof, council Chambers. City H&ll, 250 Hamilton Avenue. palo Alto. California. The first hearing shall be h~ld. on Septellll> .. r 27, 19S3, at the hour of ,:00 O'clOCK p,m. for the purpose of allowing public testi:mony.. it any. regarding the proPQseo assessments for the District. The s.con~ hearing shall be helo on ~tober 12, 1.93, at the hour of 7:00 o'clock p.m. for the purpose of th1s council' EI determination whether the public interest, convenience and necessity reQVire the rmprovem~nts and thia COw:1cil l s final action upon the Report and the a.llaeSSlUents eberein. SErT;PN 5. The City Clerk shall cause notice of the hearings to be'given by publication once a week for two weeks in a newspaper circulated in the City of Palo ~to, and by conapicuou~ posting along all the open streets within the District at not more than 'three h\1ndred feet apart. and not less t.han three in all ~ The first -publication of the notice shall be made ar.d the posting shall be completed at least ten (10) Oays betor. the date herein set for the first of the hearings,. The notices shall be headed. -.otice of ~rovement· {in letters of net less than one inch in height on the posted noticel ~nd shall. in legib1e characters:. aeate and contain: the fact and dat.e of the pa.ssage of the Re!lolution of Preliminary Dete!"1'Q1nation and of Intention. the filing gf the Report. the date. hour and place set forth and the pu.rpoae of the hearing, on t.he resolution and lteport. a~.d of proteat8; the total estimated cost. ana a brief descrip~ion of the ImprovementsJ that any person interested may file a protest in writinq as provided in the Pale Alto MUnicipal Coder and reference to the resolution and R~rt fer further particulars~ sECTIQN 6~ The City Clerk shall also CAuse notice of ~h. hearing. to be mailed~ postage prepaial at least !~rty-five days before the date berein set for the second of the hearin~s~ to all periO~ owning real property to be assessed in the District whose names and addresles appear on the last equalized assessment roll for, general taxes or are known t.c the City Clerk~ The not.ices shall be &ailed to such owners at their addresses as sam.e appear on the assessment roll O~ as known to the City Clerk, or to both if not the lame and shall contain subst.ant.i..e.lly the same in.formation as set. forth in Section 5 hereof tog:ether with an estimate of the prop~sed aSS8ssment for each parcel of Jand for the first fi.cal year. SSCTION 7. The proposed boundaries of the District are hereby descri~d as .hown on a map thereof fil@d in the office of the C;ty Clerk. wh1ch indicates ~ a boundary line the extent of the territor.v included 1n the Distriet and which shall govern for all deeail. as to the extent. of the District~ refere-nce to such map being hereby made for part iculare . The map contains the name of the City and a diotlnctlve des;gnation in words or bv nunber of the Oiatrlee shown thereon. • • • • • • • * • • • -2- • INTRODtX:ED ~ FASSED: AYES: ABSTENTI<mS: Cir.y Clerk APPROVED AS TO !"OR!(: JOlmS a;.u. HILL " WHITE. A PrOfessional L&~ Co~r.tion By: St'!:pben R. casalegqio. Bond Counse!. -)- APPROVED, Mayor Director of Finance Senior Assistant City Attorney fellows: Attachment 3 USOI,I';-.. ION NO. A RESOLV"TION OF TIlE COUNCIL 01' THE CIT'i OF PALO ALTO APPROVING PLAIIS AND SPECIFICATIONS. CALLING FOR FORMAL BIDS AND FIXING LlQUIl!ATW DAMAGES POR FlULU1t& TO COHI'LETE '1'11£ WOR!': WITHIN rIME SI'ECIFIEt> TOR THE CALIFORNIA AVENUE PAl'J{IlIG ASSESSMENT DISTRICT NO. 92-13 The Cour.cil of the City of Palo Altc does RESOLVE as SECTION l~ This City Council i9 undertaking pro~.edings for the ·californ.1a Avenue Pa.rlcing A.ssessment District l~o. 92-13- (the ·.Diatr-ict-) to finiUlce the conseructi':>n Mld acquisition of ce:r-t.ain public parking improveme1'll:s (t.he .. Improvements"'. a.ll pursuant to th8 palo Alto Municipa! Code. SECTION 2. The plans and specificat.ions in substantially compleee form suitable for calling: for-formal bids for the construction of the I.."nproveaents. on file in the office ;:'If the City Clerk of this City~ ar-e hereby approved. The cost of construction pursua.nt to thl!l complete plans and specifications ahall not exeeed 104' of the total est~ted construc~ion cost. SiCTIml J. The City Clerk ia hereby directed to publi&b. once a week for two consecutiv. weeks in e newspaper circulaead in the City illld to post. in three public plac:ea ih this City, ~he notice inviting formal bids for the construe~ion of thQ Improvement-s. and referring to the plans and specifications on file in the office of the City Clerk. the first publication of which notice shall be at least fourteen (14) days prior to the time fixed for opening bide. SiCT1QN 4. All bids for the construction of the rmprovements shall be presented. under sealed cover and shall be accompanied by one of the foll~wing forms of bidder·s secuTity 1n the amount of not less than five pero;ent (5%1 of the bid: {at cash; ~b} ~ cashier' scheck Dlade payable to t.ne City; (c) a :;::ertificate of deposit 0,," a certified check tDlIide payable to the C'1ty~ Dr (dl a surety bond executed by an ilc:3m:itted surety insurar ~ made payable to the City. The amount so posted shAll be forfeited to 'this City in case the bidder deposi~ing the same does not~ within fifteen US) da~~s aftil!lr written notice t.hat the contract has been awarded to tha b1dder. enter into the contract with the City for the work. SECTIQN 5. In tbe event t.he contractor does noe complete the work within the tLme limit specified in the proposed contract or within BUCh further time as this Council 5hall have authorized, the cont.racto;-shall pay to the Cii:y liquidated damages in the amcunt of Four Hundred Dollars ($400) per business a4Y for each • o and. tv'I!!Iry daY~B delay in finiahing-the work beyond t-he completion datI! apee.itied. in the contracL Additional prov;1sionl5 .... ith regard :0 the eim4 of completion and liquidated damA~es are set forth in th •• pecifications, which provisions are hereby refer-red to and 1ncorpor~ted in thiS R.sol~t~on by reference. sECTION 6~ The formal bid. sha::"l be d..livered to the H4na~er. Pureh4sin~ and Contract Administration of this City. 250 Hamilton A~~ue. Palo Alto. California. en or before 3:00 o'clock p.m. on S~tember 28~ 1993. this t1me being net less than fourteen (14) days from the time of c.he first publicatien of t.he notice. aids will be publicly opened, exa.rnined a.nd. declared on that day and hour. and referred to and considered by ~his council at its meetlnq on October 12. 1993. * • • • • • • • • • • • -2- • • IlI'I'IIOt>OCED AN!) PAS 5 EO: AYES: NOIS: ABSl!2r.", ABSTENTIONS: City Clerk APPROVED AS TO FORM: JONES BALL BILL " WHItt. A Profel8ional Law Corporation By: Stephen R. Casalegq1o. Bond Counsel APPROVED: Hayor Ci ty Man<!.ger Director of Finanee Senior-Assistant Cit.y At.torney -3- NOTICE OF PURIC HEARINGS ON PROPOSED A~SESSMENT CITY OF PALO ALTO California Annae Parkin, ANeument DlrtrkI !/l,13 [Pw l.abeIHmJj NOTICE IliBEUBY GIVEN thlt: 1. The City' 01 Palo Aile. on 1993, Idoplod its Resolution of Preliminary De<Mnlnation ",d of lnleutlon No. ~ 1IIIder which illl prep.sinS 10 ...... certain ~. includln, yowl, 10 fund Ibe follJ:!flubfu: lmprcvemeo.ts and lb. COlts of fonnln, tlte dl.stnCt ADd die luuance 01 tpeoi&l _I , for !lie CaltCornio A_ PIItlns _ l)\IIrioI 1'/0, 92-13 lor 1IIe ............ of. 1wOoIowI. poIoIio pulloa rtrUot.t.. _ the 01 .. of CIt)' _, Len 3 Ioc8od "" lilt _ oIdo of CllliilnUA __ bel! S ....... IId C>mtrillpA_1IId _ MIyIIoIiI LIne, rI~, "'.964 _ foet cm!ol+,I;6 _pulloa -. _Irict __ lIIdplln ........ _..aDo,...-wllIo aD roqdnol ODd IIIooiI ~ don ........ _ rI_. _Uet!OI! of eonConoIni """ onoI_ ~ UOiJtioI, .... MIlIIM I • 3. Before IIIkInI f!nal actioII on tIJe proposed impto1temonts ",d usenmelllS, !be City CouDell wIllbold two PIICIlc IIeIrInp It die 0Iy Councif 0wnbeiJ, City HaD, 2$0 Hamilton Avenne, PlIo Alto, ca!Ifomia, .. tollowa: . The ~ wW be DI! Sep!ember 27. 1993. at 7,00 o'clock p.m. and l.s 011Iy far public ~l' ibout the improvemeIIts and we&smeft1L The Council will not like lCIion lID levy l1li)' --&I . hCci:lj; IIld .' The ~ beorln& w!l1 be on Cktobcr 12., 1993, at 7:00 o'clock p.m.and will be when tile Counc!l will lake final public la$Iirnany and propo3CllID take .won on wlIelher or DOlle appro'. die liilpiO.ClDtllts IUd Ie levy the-. . 4. Any poirJOn 1IIIer.lled IIW.1' file. 'MirIen preleS! with die CiIy Oed: at or before !he time ... tfor the SECOND hecIns In SecliCl1 3 above. l'rotcIts recei>'eC! after thl! time, 1m, before Ibe .. '1<1 01 the SBCOND bealiDa wIfi be ~ bul not CCIII!lod In COftlPQIinII majoril)' proteIt. To be COIIIIIIeCI. I wrlUeD proIeJt I1IlIII be filed 011 time, IdeII1ItY the property Inclved, tpecl!y mson(l) far proIUl and be oiped by the recard owner oI1bc prcpony. J>rcteiIa may 'be filed in pt.ncn or rrwlod lID Ibe City Cletk at the addrW In die upper left comet of 1bi$ Notice. Mailed protesto must lOIU&lIy be retm>ed b)' die City CIorit before 1bc time of !be SECOND IlcaiIlI. . 5. If)'Oll have qlJef!iolu abelll die iJIolprovementa, Ibe asselSltlel!U or the hearinp, conlaCt I'IIrld< S1une. SCIIiot Bnai-, Public Wcrb BiI,memn, of !be City or Palo Aile durin& reBUilt office bcGn 112$OlhruiltaoI A_ Palo Alto, CLifatnio, Tc1Op11one (415) 329-2636. DaIed ,1993. ... ·' ,_ ............ ~.- ~OTlCE OF PUBLIC HEARIN~ ON PROPOSED A!lSESSMENT CITY OF PALO ALTO C8Utom/a A uno. Parkl". Aeeeument DlJlrlcl 91-13 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that: At. taduDe"ot 5 The City of Palo Alto, on 1993. adopted its Re.olulion of Prelilr.inary DeIetmiIl&IIoo and of InleIlIion No. ~ WIder whkh It i. propruicg 10 use .. c:enain properlies. Incl»din, yours. to fund the folloMni public lmprovemennand the colli of farming the diJttiet and the i" .. _ of apecW USO&Im!eIII bond" for d!o CaIlfomi& Ave., .. -8 _ont 1>'.JIrk1 No. 92-13 for lb. CCIIOIruCCbI or 11WOoIowl. pub& podcIDs nrv=. _ lIIe ell< or 01)' -. Lot 3 _ "" 1M .. uI!I lido of CI!l6nIa A_ -. BiId! S-and CIm'oridp A_1Od 1'1"" Mayfltld l..ooo. ohppioxinrMOly 5<,964 .,.... r.c 1Od;;:'~-=~~"'~==~="~-:-~~.= ."..,..bCiLt £Co Before taldDJ finallC>lion 011 !he jil0p0aed ImPro>cmenIl and IJIe.IlIIIMtI. lIIe City Council wm ho&I two pubHc heIrlnp llllle City CCimCiI C!wnbers. City Hall, 250 Homilton Avenue. Palo AlIo. c.IifmIla. u foIioWl! . Tbe FIRST bearlna wfil be 011 September 27. 1993. II 7:00 o'clock p.m. and It only EM publk lIUI!roony Ibout Ihe ~ improvemonIa and ..... _... Tbe Council will nO! cake IC1ion to kvy any II ..... ullds IIcItiq; IDd The SECOND hearlnJ wfil be 011 October 12. 1993. &17:00 o'clock p,m. and will be wba! ~ ... CouncIl. wIl1 cake final publk ~.Y and proposes 10 cake IC1ion on wbelher or nO! 10 approve the h.po ••• _1Dd 10 bV,.!be ..- ~'inlezeslod may IIIe a wriIImi p:oleSI with IIIe City CIerI; &I ar before the lime let far !he Sl!COND in SeIl'IIon 3 abcm. l'IoIem m:elwd aftlot!hot limo, but bef~ the end or IIIe SECOND IIeIrioi wIl1 be colUidored, bill not COIIIitocI in """'Pudn& • ~orIty prola~ To be counted. I wriu:n ptOIeIInmst be filed on time, Ideality !he pr(IJ>er!Y InVolved, opeclfy =sonCs) for proileSt L'Id be sisMI by dlarecord owner oflhcproperty. ~.ll:! I'C IIIed In perl<)n ar".~ III IIIe City CIe!k.tthe addIeu lIIlIIe upper left oomt:' Of Ilih Notice. proresu m\lIIlICIllIlIy be t=ived by !be City am: bef~ tbe lime iJllIle SBaJND Jarilla. If )'011 have queaions oboIillbe Impro_r.a,lI. die usemnenll or die h.earift.s, CQIIIaCt Palrick S-. Senior B~, PIibllc Worb I!nJIneerinI of tile City of Palo Al!o durlni realllar D~ hours AI . 2.50 H.imIIeoD A_De, Palo AlIo , CalIfornia, Tolaphone (415) 329-2636. Da&ed ____ ~. 1993 . . ,<.------ t , NOTICE OF lNFORMATIONAL MEETING TO DISCUSS THE PLANNED CONSTRUCI10N OF THE CALIFORNIA AVENUE PARKING STRUCTURE ON CITY PARKING LOT 3 DEAR PROPERTY OWNER DATE THE CITY OF PALO ALTO WOL'LD LIKE TO INVITE YOU TO THE FIRST OF TWO lNFORMATIONAL MEETINGS TO DISCUSS TIlE PLANNED CONSTRUCI10N OF THE CALIFOR."llA A VEIIo'UE PARKING STRUCTURE, CIP 19213, ON TUESDAY SEPTE~mER 14, 1993; 7:00 PM, AT TIiE WESLEY UNITED METllODIST CHlJRCH, 463 COLLEGE AVENUE (date, lime and location of both meetings subject to confirmation). THE PURPOSE OF TIm MEETING WILL BE TO lNFOR."f PROPERTY OWNERS OF THE SCOPE, TIMING M'D COST OF THE CONSTRUCI10N, THE ASSESSMENT SPREAD TO PROPERTY OWNERS WITIDN THE DlSTRlCf AND ANSWER QUESTIONS. A SECOND INFORMATIONAL MEETING WILL BE HELD ON TUESDAY, SEPfEMBER 30 (a seperate notice will be mailed prior to the meeting). IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS BEFORE THE MEETING YOU MAY CALL SCOTI WAHL, PROJECf ENGINEER @ 329-2502 OR MYSELF @ 329-2636. RESPECTFULLY, PAT STOIlo'E PROJECT MANAGER CAADA Parking Committee 290 California Ave. Palo Alto, CA 94306 August 10, 199) o Attach'Dent 7 To: Property OWners in the California Ave. parking Assessment District. For the past several years CAAOA has been working diligently vith the City of Palo Alto to procure more parking in the california Avenue district4 Recent City of Palo Alto studies, which included all parking in the district, hav-e confirmed the shortage of parking centered in the area of Parking Lot 3 located on cambridge Ave. between the Post Office and the hardware store. The City has now completed the final construction plans for the Lot 3 Parking Structure, which "'ill add 96 spaces, and has embarked on the final series of meetings intended to lead to the start of construction early in January 1994. It is essential to the final approval that we show the City counci.l that a majority of the Property OWners in the District approve the construction of the parkinq structure. Acco~Qingly, please siqn and return the enclosed petition promptly in the envelope provioed so that the par~inq committee can receive it by August 23, 1993. Now we are about to taka the next step to maintain adequate parkinq in the california Ave. business oistrict. As with the property own~rs in the area who recognized the need for adequate parking in the early 1950's and banded together to secure public off-street parkinq wherever needed in the district~ we should continue this community effort and provide needed parking throughout the district. The cost of creating new parking is very substantial and the members of the Parking Committee know this only too well. All are either property owners or represent property owners and each person on the parking committee is prepared to accept the assessments on their properties because they strongly believe that adequate parking is essential if the California Ave. area is to remain a viable business district. Some property owners in the assessment district whose prope~ties are distant f~om Lot J may protest that the construction of a parkinq structure on Lot J will not benefit them directly. Everyone should remember that all of the off-street parking that we have now was paid for and is still heing paid for by the district as a whole. properties distant from Lot 3 are benefiting from parking lots closer to them that are being partially paid tor by property owners whose properties are distant from those lots. • Ca11Lorala Ave. Ditltict Lot 3 parkin~ struct~ July 3, 1"3 Tbe comaittee believes that it is tar better to create additional parking when naeded than to let the California Av~nue district decay becausa of inadequate parkinq. Please support us in this effort and return the enclosed petition promptly in the stamped envelope pro~1ded so that we can receive it by August 23, 1993. If we cannot show majority support for this project the Palo Alto City council may not allow the project to proceed. Yours truly, Terry Shuchat, Chairman P.S. XL you find more than one petition, please sign them all. Each Assessors parcel has its own petition. Thank you. APN: PETITIOtl .oF ~PORT FOR CI-.MBRIDGE pARl<li STIWCTURE THE CALI FORN I}. AVE. PARRING ASSESSMENT DISTRICT. PARCEL LOCATION: OWNERS NAME: OWl':ER' S MAl LrNG ADDRESS IN city of Pa~o Alto ENGINEER'S ESTIMATE OF ASSESSMENT: $ ____ _ Based on the city of Palo Alto Enqineer's estimated ass~ssment for the above listed parcel, I approve of proceeding with the formation of the assessment district and the construction of the parkinq str~cture providing the actual assessment does not exceed the engineer's estimated assessment listed abova. S1qnature of OWner or Aqent printed Name of S~qner COlIEIITS: l