July 12, 2006
Late update on the Arks in Oakland.
from MINUTES
ALAMEDA COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION AND HISTORICAL COMMISSION
Thursday, April 6, 2006
VI. NEW BUSINESS –
A. The ARKS – Mr. Amoroso pointed out that a copy of draft letter prepared by staff had been included in the package for your consideration and modifications, if any. Rena Rickles, representing one of the Ark owners, Rod Penebaker, thanked staff and the Commission for their support. The only new information not included in her letter was her conversation with Claudia Cappio, Director of Planning, City of Oakland. At her recommendation, she had confirmed with the planner working with Measure D funding, that there would be no impediment to the Shoreline Trails by the preservation of the Arks. A discussion followed regarding the year the Arks were built, Jack London’s involvement and the historical significance/survey. Commissioner Allen stated that she was not comfortable with the reference to Mr. London and the Chair requested confirmation on the year the Arks were built, perhaps through aerial photographs. Ms. Rickles agreed that any reference to Mr. London could be deleted. Commissioner Waespi made the motion in support of the letter with deletion of the reference to Jack London and Commissioner Allen seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Ms. Rickles agreed to provide staff with the historical criteria and a list of organizations that should receive a copy of the support letter. Mr. Amoroso added that additional comments/modifications could be submitted within this week and the letter will be ready for distribution by Monday.
from MINUTES
ALAMEDA COUNTY PARKS, RECREATION AND HISTORICAL COMMISSION
Thursday, April 6, 2006
VI. NEW BUSINESS –
A. The ARKS – Mr. Amoroso pointed out that a copy of draft letter prepared by staff had been included in the package for your consideration and modifications, if any. Rena Rickles, representing one of the Ark owners, Rod Penebaker, thanked staff and the Commission for their support. The only new information not included in her letter was her conversation with Claudia Cappio, Director of Planning, City of Oakland. At her recommendation, she had confirmed with the planner working with Measure D funding, that there would be no impediment to the Shoreline Trails by the preservation of the Arks. A discussion followed regarding the year the Arks were built, Jack London’s involvement and the historical significance/survey. Commissioner Allen stated that she was not comfortable with the reference to Mr. London and the Chair requested confirmation on the year the Arks were built, perhaps through aerial photographs. Ms. Rickles agreed that any reference to Mr. London could be deleted. Commissioner Waespi made the motion in support of the letter with deletion of the reference to Jack London and Commissioner Allen seconded. Motion carried unanimously. Ms. Rickles agreed to provide staff with the historical criteria and a list of organizations that should receive a copy of the support letter. Mr. Amoroso added that additional comments/modifications could be submitted within this week and the letter will be ready for distribution by Monday.
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