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To: Honorable Mayor Adams and City Council From: Julie Feier, City Manager Date: October 5, 2006 Subject: Weekly Update Loop in Motion Festival The is this weekend, Friday night and Saturday, October 7, from 11 AM to 9 PM–there will be three stages with live music, parade, an emerging artist stage at the Tivoli Lot and a dance stage at Westgate. The Loop in Motion Art Walk will continue at 17 locations. Second Century Commission Planning for the is moving along. There are only 5 vacancies remaining (Mayor Adams 1; Michael Glickert 1; Lynn Ricci 2; Arthur Sharp 1). The Commission will hold their first meeting on October 16 and continue to meet through May. Community Forums or Town Hall Forums are scheduled to proceed in January. Focus on four areas: Population/Citizens, Revenue/Government; Look/Image/Relationships of University City; and Development. The redevelopment areas identified for consideration are 1, 3, 9, 17, and 19–the Commission Chairs would like to limit the discussion to five focus areas so that the feedback on each can be more meaningful. The boundaries of the redevelopment areas are as follows: ? Redevelopment Area 1-Interstate 170 and Olive Boulevard; ? Redevelopment Area 3-Olive Boulevard between North and South Road st and 81 Street; ? Redevelopment Area 9-Olive Boulevard and Chamberlain Avenue between Kingsland Street and Sutter Avenue; ? Redevelopment Area 17-McKnight Road on the east, Delmar Boulevard on the south, Lepere Street to the west and Delmar Boulevard on the north; ? Redevelopment Area 19-Delmar Boulevard and Delcrest Drive. I identified these areas from the Comprehensive Plan because I believe they have received the most interest. If you would like to see other areas considered please, let me know what you would like replaced. City Management Intern Colleen Ragan has been working diligently to compile data for the vision question that will be used at the town hall forums.