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Home My WebLink About2023-02-09; Orion Center Project Update (District 2); Gomez, PazTo the members of the: CITY COUNCIL Date J--/9[)-3cA / cc / CM ~CM _VDCM {3) _/ February 9, 2023 Council Memorandum {cityof Carlsbad Memo ID# 2023016 To: Honorable Mayor Blackburn and Members of the City Council From: Paz Gomez, Deputy City Manager, Public Works Via: Geoff Patnoe, Assistant City Manager Q Re: Orion Center Project Update (District 2) This memorandum provides an update to a previous Council Memorandum dated July 21, 2022, provided as Attachment A, on the status of the Orion Center Project, Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Project No. 3572 (project). The project will construct a maintenance and operations facility that will house Public Works Branch and Parks & Recreation Department field staff at 2600 Orion Way. Background · Attachment A provides background information on this project. Since the last update on July 21, 2022, project consultants continued to work on engineering-related site details and other supporting documents for the conditional use permit (CUP) application. On January 27, 2023, the CUP application and associated documents were completed, and the Mitigated Negative Declaration (MND), as required under th,e California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), was drafted. Discussion Pursuant to CEQA, the city must publish a Notice of Intent with the local newspaper and State Clearinghouse, announcing the public review period for the project and the MND. The public review period started on January 27, 2023, and it will end on February 26, 2023. Following public testimony, staff anticipate a tentative Planning Commission hearing in April 2023. This date may change depending upon the number and content of the comments that are received during public review. Next Steps The project's time-based schedule has been updated, and the revised timeline is as follows: February 2023 April 2023 Summer 2023 Fall 2024 Fall 2026 Public review period complete Tentative Planning Commission CUP hearing Request City Council authorization to proceed with the final design process Complete design and submit for permitting Estimated completion of construction Attachment: A. Council Memorandum dated July 21, 2022 Public Works Branch Fleet & Facilities Department i635 Faraday Avenue I Carlsbad, CA 92008 I 442-339-2.730 t Council Memo -Orion Center Project Update (District 2) . February 9, 2023 Page 2 cc: Scott Chadwick, City Manager Cindie McMahon, City Attorney Ron Kemp, Senior Assistant City Attorney · Gary Barberio, Deputy City Manager, Community Services Laura Rocha, Deputy City Manager, Administrative Services Allegra Frost, Assistant City Attorney Tom Frank, Transportation Director/City Engineer Kyle Lancaster, Parks & Recreation Director Jeff Murphy, Community Development Director Vicki Quiram, Utilities Director James Wood, Environmental Sustainability Director Eric Lardy, City Planner John Maashoff, Public Works Manager Babaq Taj, Engineering Manager David Padilla, Engineering Manager Scott Donnell, Senior Planner Steven Stewart, Municipal Projects Manager To the members of the: CITY COUNCIL Date ¾.1 /-;a,cA ✓ CC ✓ CM .:L_ ACM JL_ DCM (3) L July 21, 2022 ATTACHMENT A Council Memorandum To: Honorable Mayor Hall and Members of the City Council From: Paz Gomez, Deputy City Manager, Public Works Via: Geoff Patnoe, Assistant Chy Manager G Re: Orion Center Project Update (District 2) {city of Carlsbad Memo ID #2022086 This memorandum provides an update to a previous Council Memorandum dated Jan. 20, 2022, · provided as Attachment A, on the status of the Orion Center Project, Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Project No. 3572 (project). The project will construct a maintenance and operations facility that will house Public Works Branch and Parks & Recreation Department field staff at 2600 Orion Way. Background Attachment A provides background information on this project. Since the last update on Jan. 20, 2022, project consultants have continued to work on engineering-related site details and other supporting documents for the conditional use permit (CUP) application. The consultants submitted revised documents to address prior plan-check comments in January and May 2022. Staff provided plan-check responses to those submittals in February and July 2022, respectively. Specific items included the transportation demand management (TOM) plan, preliminary hydrology study, updated storm water quality management plan, storm water detention' basin design, square footage on grading plans, cross section of the new retaining wall and other details. Additionally, staff have updated their comprehensive time-based schedule for all drawings and documents, including environmental documents and technical studies, required as part of the project's discretionary review process. Staff met with the consultant on July 18, 2022,to discuss their resubmittal and the way forward. Discussion The civil engineering site details affecting storm water treatment on site have been revised, and an updated site plan has been prepared and were discussed with staff on July 18, 2022. Additionally, environmental documents have been revised and updated. An updated set of revised plans is scheduled to be resubmitted this week. In addition to working toward finalizing-all CUP supporting documents, staff have been tracking the progress of each supporting document's review in a time-based schedule leading up to a Planning Commission hearing date, which is anticipated to be in early 2023. Public Works Branch Fleet & Facilities Department 1635 Faraday Avenue I Carlsbad, CA 92008 I 442-339-2730 t Council Memo -Orion Center Project Update (District 2) July 21, 2022 Page 2 Next Steps Staff currently anticipate that the project application, revised reports and updated environmental document will be deemed complete and subsequently posted for public review in October 2022, which was previously anticipated to be in May 2022. The revised timeline is as · follows: October 2022 Early 2023 Spring 2023 Fall 2023 Fall 2024 Spring 2026 Post CUP application documents for public review Planning Commission approval of CUP Request City Council approval of bridging documents Request City Council approval of design-build contract Design-builder completes design and permitting for start of construction Estimated completion of construction Attachment: A. Council Memorandum dated Jan. 20, 2022 cc: Scott Chadwick, City Manager Celia Brewer, City Attorney Gary Barberio, Deputy City Manager, Community Services Laura Rocha, Deputy City Manager, Administrative Services Cindie McMahon, Assistant City Attorney Robby Contreras, Assistant City Attorney Tom Frank, Transportation Director/City Engineer Kyle Lancaster, Parks & Recreation Director Jeff Murphy, Community Development Director Vicki Quiram, Utilities Director James Wood, Environmental Sustainability Director · Eric Lardy, City Planner John Maashoff, Public Works Manager Babaq Taj, Engineering Manager David Padilla, Engineering Manager Scott Donnell, Senior Planner Steven Stewart, Municipal Projects Manager To the members of the: CITY COUNCIL Date I J"Z,Q /zz.cA I.I cc ~ cM v· AtM_!!._DcM (3l .1- Jan. 20, 2022 ATTACHMENT A Council Memorandum To: Honorable Mayor Hall and Members of the City Council From: Paz Gomez, Deputy City Manager, Public Wdrks Via: Geoff Patnoe, Assistant City Manager 6iLJ Re: Orion Center Project Update (District 2) {city of Carlsbad Memo ID#2022009 This memorandum provides an update to a previous .Council l'./lemor<!ndurn d~ted July 8, 2021, provided as Attachment A, on the status of the Orion Center Project, Capital Improvement Program, or CIP, Project No. 3572, which will construct a maintenance and operations facility . that will house Public Works Branch and Parks & . Recreation Depc1rtment field staff at 2600 Orion Way. Background Attachment A provides background information on this project. Since the last update on July 8, 2021, staff and project consultants have continued to work on traffic and mobility related rep_orts and other support documents for the con~itional use permit, or CUP, applicatLori. Additionally, staff have updated their comprehensive time-based schedule for au draw~ings and documents, including environmental documents and technical studies, required as part of the project's discretionary review process. Discussion The traffic impact analysis, or TIA, local mobility analysis, or LMA, and transportation demand management, or TOM, plans for the project have been revised, and an updated site plan has been prepared. Additionally, cultural resource groups have been contacted, and consultation with them is underway. The scenic trail surrounding the project has been removed from the. project scope to avoid impacts and the corre~ponding environmental documents were revised accordingly. An updated set of revised plans and updated cultural reports have not yet been completed. The revised target date for these pending documents to be completed and submitted is late Janua ry 2022. In addition to working toward finalizing all CUP support documents, staff have been tracking the progress qf each support document's review in a time-based schedule leading up to a Planning Commission hearing date, which is anticipated to be in fall 2022. Public Works Branch Fleet & Facilities Department 1635 Far aday Avenue I Carlsbad, CA 92008 I 760-602-2730 l 1 I I I Council Memo -Orion Center Project Update (District'2) Ja~. 20, 2022 Page 2 Next Steps Staff currently anticipate that the project application, revise~ r_~ports and updated environmental documentwill be deemed complete and subs_equently posted for public review in late May 2022. The ·revised timeljne is as follows: May 2022 Fall 2022 Late 2022 Spring 2023 Spring 2024 Fall 2025 Post CUP applicatioh documents for public review Planning Commission approval of CUP Request City Council approval of bridging documents Request City Council approval of design-build contract Design-builder completes design and permitting for start of construction Estimated completion of construction Attachment:A Council Memorandum dated July 8, 2021 cc: Scott Chadwick, City Manager Celia Brewer, City Attorney <3ary Barberio, Deputy City Manager, Community Services Laura Rocha, 6eputy City Manager, Administrative Services Robby Co'htreras,Assistant City Attorney T_om Frank,-Transportation Director/City Engineer Kyle La11caster, Parks & Recreation Director . Jeff Murphy, Community Development Director Vicki Quiram, Utilities Director Ja-rnes Woop, Environmental Management Director Do~ Neu, City Pl_anner John Maa~hc~_ff, Public Works Manager' 1 ~a_baq 0 _Taj, Engineering Manager David Padilla, UtiHties Engineering Manager Steven Stewart, Municipal Projects Manager Eric Lardy, Principal Planner l t I I I i I I C I i .To the members of the: _ 9T'( COUNCIL Date~CA ✓.cc ✓ CM_LACM .f. DCM (3).L July 8, 2021 ATTACHMENT A Council Memorandum To: Honorable Mayor Hall and Members of the City Council. From: Paz Gomez, Deputy City Manager, Public.~rks Via: Geoff Patnoe, Assistant City Manage(_ b{) · Re: O'rion Cent~r Project U!Jdate (District 2) {cityof Carlsbad Memo ID #202113<'.J. This memorandum provides an update to a previous memorandum dated April 29; 2021, . (Attachment A) on the status of the Orion Center Project, Capital Improvement Program (CIP) Project No. 3572 (project); which will construct a maintenance and operations facility that will house Public Works Branch and Parks & Recreation Department field staff. Background As ofthe last project update on April 29, 2021, staff and project consultants continue to work on traffic and mobility related reports for the project, and staff created a comprehensive time- based schedule for all drawings and documents required as part of the project's discretionary review process. Discussion The vehicle miles traveled (VMT) analysis for the project was completed on May 17, 2021. The lo.cal mobility analysis (LMA) and transportation d·emand management (TOM) plan for the project continue to be revised and updated as needed to ensure the documents are complete and ready for public review prior to deeming the project's Condition.al Use Permit (CUP) applicati'on complete. In adclition to working towards finalizing the LMA and TOM plan, staff prepared a comprehensive schedule detailing the list of CUP application documents on file for the project and their review status. This schedule projected milestone dates for project plan check review, environmental compliance and Planning Commission hearing dates. The anticipated Planning Commission hearing datefor the project's CUP has been revised to May 2022. Next Steps Staff currently anticipate that th~ project appiication, revised reports and updated environmental document will be deemed complete and subsequently posted for public review in January 2022. The revised timeline is as follows: January 2022 May2022 August 2022 Post CUP application documents for public review Planning Commis-sion approval of CUP Request City Council approval of bridging documents Public Works Branch · Fleet& Facilities Department 1635 Faraday Avenue I Carlsbad, CA 92008 I 760-602-2730 I I Coum:il Memo -Orion-center Project Update (District 2) .July 8, 2021 Page'.?· January 2023 . J~ariu~ry 2024 July2025 Request City Countil approval cif design-build contrc.ict Design-builder"completes design and permitting for start of COJ}Structjon E?tlmated completion of constructjon Attachment: A Coqn~il Memorandum dated April 29, 2021 cc,· Scott Chadwick, City Ma_1:,'ager Ceffa Brewer, City .Attorney G;;1ry Barberio, beputy City Manager, Community Services la1,1ra Rochc:1, D~p'!.Jty City Ma_nager, Administrative Servjces Robby Contreras,.Assistant qty Attoro~y Tom Fnmk, Transportation Director/City Er:igineer Kyle.Lancaster; Parks & Recreation Director JeffMufPhY, Community Development.Director Vicki Quiram, Utilities Djrector Jame_s Wood, Environmental Manc1gement Director John Ma.ash.off, Public Works Manager Dav1d Padilla, Util.ities Engineering Manager Tim Selke~ Parks Services Manager Babaq Taj, Engineering Manager Don Neu, City Planner Nathan Schniidt, Transportation Planning and Mobility Manag~r Steven Stewart, Municipal Projects Manager ! f To the members ofthe: CITY COUNCIL - Datej,.~/',21 C:A _\( _!:.C -✓- CM~ACM '✓--DCM(3}L,._ April 29r 2021 To: From: Via: Re: Council Memorandum Honorable Mayor Hall and Members of the City Council Paz Gorn.ez, Deputy qty !\.llana~~r, Publi~ .. flfl. rks Geoff Patnoe, Msistant City Mana~er ~ Orion Center Project Update (District 2) · · - Attachment A {cityof Carlsbad Memo ID #2021088 This memoran_dum provides ari update to a previous -memorandum dated Mar_ch 1:1, 2021, on the status of the Orion Center Project, Capital lmptovement Pr,ogram (CIP) Project No. 3572 (project), which will construct a.inaintenance and operations facility that will house Public . . Works Branch and Parks & Recreatidn Dep_artment field staff. Background As of the last project 1,fpdate on Match 11) 2021, Attachment A, staff and preJectc:onsultants have_co11tinued to vyork toward revisingandfinalizirigthe locc1! moj:iility an~_ly.?.is (LJ~A), ~ransp_ortation demctnd trtq,n_agement (TDM) plan an_dthe vehide miles traveled (VMT)analys_is forth'e proJ~_ct. Discuss_i_CJri Staff tOn!itLUe tq review the VMT analysis prepared by Felir & P~ers, who revise th_e documents as_ needeq. They. submitted the most recent version of the analysis for staff review the week of -Aprll 19, 2'021. In addition to reviewing the reports, staff are developing language l::o condition the project on the transportation system management requlremelit to mitigate project impi!cts tp SQL!thbound El Cam_ino Real at Faraday Avenue left-turn p9clcets. Staff anticipated incorporating th_e cost of the left-turn pocket modifications into the fiscal year 2021-22 CIP Budget request, but this will likely be deferred to a future date: Next Steps Staff currently anticipate that the prpject application, revised reports arid up!;lated environmental doc_ument will be deemed <;:omplete and subsequently posted for gubUi;: review in June 2021. The revised timelh1e is as follows: June 2021 August2021 October 2021 March 2022 · February 2023 June 2_0_24 Post Conditional Use Permit (CUP) application documents for pubJi_c,review Planning Commission £1pproval of CUP Request City Council approval of bridging documents RequestCity Council approval of deslgncbuild contract Design-builder completes design and permitting for start Qf construction E.sti.tni;ited completion of construction Publii; Works Branch Flei;!t 8t Facilities Department 1535 Faraday Avenue I Carlsbad, CA 92008 I 750-502-2730 .c f f: r !: I Cpuncii M(=mo -Orion Center Project Update (District 2) April 291 2021 Page2 Att~cq_ment: A. Council Memorandum dated March 11, 2021 cc: Sc9tt Cha_qwick, City Manager Cella Brewer, City Attorney . G·ary ~arberlo, DeputY City Manag€r, CommLJnity Services Laura Rocha, Deputy City Mc1nager, Administrativ!= Services Robby Contreras, Assistant City Attorney Tomfrank, Ti'ansportation Director I<yle Lancaster, Parks & Recreation Director Jeff Murphy, Community Development Director Vkki Quiram, Utilities Director John MaashQff, Public Wor~s Manager Davicj Padilla, Engineering Manager Tim Selke, Par~s-5ervices Manager Babaq Taj, Engineering Ma·nager James Wood, -Environmental Manager Davi_q Papilla, Engineering Manager St¢ven Stewart, Municipal Projects Manager I l I l ,. l I I l I l ' i J ) Tg t),e members of the; €11Y COUNGIL · oat~P/ii;& cAL tc_.j_ CM;,,.,(,.~aM ✓ DCM (3}.1l.. -~ --- Ma-.:_ch ·11, 2021 ATTACHMPNT A ;• Council Memprandum To; Fro.m: Honorable Mayor Hall <!rid,j'v'leiTibers. of the Qty Council Paz Gomez, Deputy City Maoa~eff, Puij[l~rlcs Via: Re: Geoff Pathoe, Assistant City Manag~,r f/3.i! Orion Center Project Update (Distl'kt ~) .. .., {city of Carlsbad Memo ID #20_2,1058 This tnemoJ,m,clurn -provldes,an update to a previous memorandum <Ja!~d Oct. 1, 2020, oli the status of the Orion Center Proj?ct, Capital lmprovementProgram (CIP) Projeq_t No. 3572 (project), which Will con~trug ?!!laintenance and operations f~cilitythat will house Public . Works Branch and Parks & Recreation Department field staff. Backgrouncl As of the last project ~1pd~Je Qn Oct. 1, 2020 (Attachment A), staff and project consultants have continued to worktoward revising and finalizing the.local mobility analysis ftMA), tr:ansp~rtation deniand m,magement (TOM) plan and thavehiclemiles traveled {YMT) analysis forth~ project . - Discussion ln December 2020, staff was concerned that the VMT analysis being prepared by t_he tr.aftji: -engineering coiisult,mt was not progress1iigas expected. in January 2021, staff retaineg Febr & Peers, a co.nsultant that he I peel the ComrnuniW pevelopment {CD) Department prepareihe . clty'-s \/MT analysis guide, to prepare an il)dependent VMT arjalysis for the Orion Center project. On F.eb; 12, 2021, Fehr & Peers com!)leted their comprehens1v~ analysis and submitted it for city review. On F.eb. 23, 2021, CD staff returned revlew,cornnien_ts, and the analysis is currently being updated by Fehr & Peers. In January .2021, an updated version of the LMJ.\ report and TOM plan were submitted to CD staff, who-retur_ned review comments last month. Ttie currei:ltly identified measures to mitigate the transpo_rtation system management (TSM) requirements ioc:luge payment of a fair-share contribution towa~q extending the left-turn pockets .01i's·outhbou1_1d El Camino Real at Faraday Avenue and paying for signcll controller modifl~ations atthat rntetsectioh. The costs ofthe roadw~y modiflta~ioos are ~nticipated to be in~orporated into the CJP ~uq~§!t for fiscal year 2021-22. Next Steps Staff anticipates that the Q.roject application, revised reports and updated environmental · d9cument will be qeem~d CQrnplete and subseq_uently posted for public review in April 20~1. Public Works Branch Fara-day Center 1635 Faraday Ave I Carl~bad, CA 92008 I 760-602-2730 t f _f 1 I i I l I I I l I I I j, L --!" 2 ; Council' M~mo -Orion· Center Project Update (Distric;t 2) ryiarch 111 2021 Page 2 ' The revi~_?d project tlrne.lb1e i_s as follows: April2021 June/July 2021 Qdober2021 January .?022 October 2022 : F-eRiruanl,'20~4 • I Post Conditional Use Permit (CUP) ap"pli~a!ioh d_pc~ments for public revi_ew Planning Commission approval of-CUP Request City Cc:,uncil appr~val of bridging docUment,s Request City Council approval of design-liuild con\ract Design-builder-completes design anlpermitting; f;r start of construction Estimated completion of construction - Attachment.A. Council Memorandum dated Oct. 1, 2020 cc: ~Cl:i!(Cbadwick-,.City Ma_1;1a~gr Cel1a !Jt;e)!l!er, c;:i_tV,A1to_rney Gary Barberio,.6~gu·t/city !Vl.ana·ger, Communi1:yS1;_t\lkeif Laura Rdcha1 DeputYCity Manager; Administrative Services ~.ol:i b,y-Cg1ntr.e.r.~ Assist;i riteltyA(:tor11gy Tom frank, Transgortatiori Director Kyle Lancaster,. Pcirlts· &-Rt=!cl'e11tio_li Dir_?ctor I -' ·• •• Jeff Murphy, Com.o:ii.mity Dev~JORIT\e!lt Q.ire_c.tQr Vick_1 Qufram, Utiliti~s Dir.ectpr ' · John Maashoff, Public Wor~s Ma11qger David P_adil!a;EnglneeringManager' Tim Selk~, parks Seryic_esManager Babaq Taj, En~ineering Manager James Wciod, Environmental Manager .:- Steven Stewart, Municipal Projects l\1ijnager I' I: To the members of the: · CITY CQUNCll. - _Date 10/i 1-aJCA v CC " ,CM ':. (\CM_II' 'JKM(3)'..2,. ·. Oct.1, 2020 \lia: Re:' Couneil Mem otiindiim -· •. -----·.-··-. ""'= --c• ·-a . . H,onora61!! fl!l,aygr f:lall an_d Members ofthe City Council Paz G·om~z, Deputy City Manager, Public \/l{orlts .Gc1ry1Eia"roitio;bep·_· uty dty Ma.1:1~ger, C~nityservices GeofH?atno~t_Assist;mt City Manager e- Qricin Ceot~r Project ~pdate ' AttachmentA (cityof . Carlsbad. Memo ID ttio202p3 This nie'.mdrandum provides an update on the status-of the Orion tenter ProJect, C,::apitai Improvement P·rcigram (CIP) Project No. 3572 (project), which will i;onstruc:ta ~aintel'.ianc~•and operations facility that will house Public Works Branch anct Partcs o~,AArtm!1nt fi~!d staff; Background Sihc~ the last projec_t update submitted on May 9,. 201~~pu~Hc Wo_rl_<s ~taff h~.~ !?~en wotlcing dilig~ntly with Roesling Nakamura Terada Architects, Inc. (RNT) and Griffin Structures, Inc. (GSI) to address regulatory and other comments raised by Community Development staff regarding the Conditional Use Permit (CU.Pl aRplica_tion, wli;ch \(I/as opglt1ily_s11.bmitt~di n December · 2018: The comments were related to stc;,rmwateJ tl'eatmelit aiitj conrrol, landscaping, fire safety a_nd traffia-impacfs ·c1nd ~ltigaflon~ · · · -· -· - Over the course o.f the year,:city staff worlcec;f wlththe co11~ultal'!tsto address potential impacts and de'7elop appropri!3te.~Jtigation mea_s~r~s iwd proj_e_ctmodificationsto ensure the project corn plied With appwpriate lattd use regµl.atlonsi ii., p_artlcyl~r,_traffic impacts, In late Wt9, staffw~s fi_nalizingthe di:_aft _environmental doi;ui:nent to prepare for public review. The mitigation measures that1¥,ere igentifled to addr~ss t~affic impacts included payment of a fair~,sb'are CQ~trlbutiontowardi:he co~t of el(tendilig the left-turn lanes at the intersections ofEI Camino Rei;tl/FaraBav Al/enue arJd El Camino Real/Palomar Airport Road. Hqweyer, Ql1 Jart. 2:i, 2020, stafr_info.rmedthe City Council that the city's Climate Action Plan (CAP) con_tai'h~<;l. an ili~ci,:r~ct calculation of the vehicle miles traveled (VMT), and for that re~son, the £AH was "unqualified" as a mitigation tool to address and m_i~igate project-level 1oipacts resulting from greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions. Because the ~alifornia En.v-irc;,nrnental Quality Act (CEQA) deter~ination for the Orion Center Pr~Ject relied on the CAP to ad~res_s GHG impads~ the project could not mo~e forward until either a sitecspecifio GHG an;;ilysj§ wa~ erepared or the CAP deficiencieswere'addressed. . . Public Wo~l<s Branch Faraday Center 1635 Faraday Ave/ Cirlsbad, CA 92008 I 760-602-2730 I J r Council Memo -Orlon Cent~r Project Updc1te, Ott: 1, 2020 . P.age 2 (_jn JiJne 16, 2020, the City caurjcil adopted ne\f\l Veh ide Miles Traveled (VIVIT) standards {).ursyanttd state,law and; ori July !9--, 2Q20; the qty Council appn:ived a r~vlsed CAP, '.which resulted in a qualifi.ed CAP that coujd_ag9in be used•to adgress ()roject-leyel ~HG impac;ts. Qn.Sept, 21, 2()20, the cons.ulting t~iiin submitted updat!!,d traffi.c impact reports. and studies to shq\1\1 Qor:npli;mce with the ~~W itav.cmrds, which are curre1,1:t;ly _be/ng revielft/ed by staff. _N.en~:.!if€!P~ Staff a!lt,ltlpates that the ru-oje;ct,fllPl.lcatioQ1 revised reports. gin_t:l up~~ted envir9r:11n~nt.al · qgc:uinent will be. deel]led gcimJilete anci;subsequently po.$ted for p_ublic revie1J1! \n early DgGeni~er" The revis~d pi,tlel(ije.is asfollows: - January 202-1 Post CUP·ap()lication and environnientai document for pubiic review March/April 2021 Planning ComriJlssion approval of CUP May/June 2021 Request City Council approval of bridging documents October 2021 Request City Co'uncil approval of design-build contract . Augtist 2022 Design-15uilder·completes design and permitting for start of construction. December 2023 Estimated completion of construction cc, Scott Chadwiclc, City Manager . Celia Brewer, City Attorney Laur.a 801;ha,;Oepyty.City Manager,Adminlstratilte Services To/11 Franlc; Tran~pprfatfon Pir'ector Kyl~ lanc13_ster, Parks & Recreation D[rectcr Jeff Murphyt Communi~ll DeveloprnentDirector Vicki Qulra.m, Utilities DiI·e,i:tor· Jo_h]:i ~itsh6ff; Public )Norlcs l\/l;H1ag~r Tin;i Sellce; P.arlcs Se1;vices Manager Babaq Taj, Engineering Manager· James WOC!,d, Environmental Ma,trager David Padilla, Interim Engineering Man·ager I I • ·; 1 I ! ., r r 1- i f. i I [, j I 'I I 'f