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Request for Proposal - Redlands Sports Complex - Councilmember Haws <br />moved to direct staff to request proposals from interested firms to enter into a <br />contract for exclusive negotiation rights with the City of Redlands for the <br />development and operation of the Sports Complex and to form an ad hoc <br />committee to review the proposals. Motion seconded by Councilmember <br />Gilbreath and carried unanimously. Members of the Recreation Contractor <br />Selection ad hoc committee will be: Councilmember Peppler, Councilmember <br />Haws, Parks Commissioner Brian King, Recreation Commissioner Keith <br />Shoemaker, Public Works Director Mutter, Community Development Director <br />Shaw, Chief of Water Resources Douglas Headrick, Finance Director Johnson, <br />and Community Services Division Manager Marjie Pettus. Bruce Laycook <br />expressed concern that there were no representatives on this committee from a <br />public organization such as AYSO. He was assured such organizations would <br />be involved in the actual development of the Sports Complex. <br />ndemnification Agreement - Operating Engineers Training Trust - Public <br />Works Director Mutter reported the Operating Engineers Training Trust has <br />offered to assist the City with certain construction -related grading work at the <br />Sports Complex. This work is offered at no cost to the City in exchange for <br />providing the Trust with the opportunity to train new operators in heavy <br />construction work. Councilmember George moved to approve an <br />indemnification agreement with the Operating Engineers Training Trust for <br />grading operations at the Sports Complex. Motion seconded by Councilmember <br />Haws and carried unanimously. <br />Funds - Traffic Study Contract - Redlands Sports Complex - Public Works <br />Director Mutter reported as staff has been preparing various required actions for <br />the proposed Sports Complex, it is apparent that a detailed traffic study will be <br />necessary as a part of the environmental (CEQA) process. Councilmember <br />Haws moved to authorize a contract through the normal Purchase Order process <br />with WPA Traffic Engineering to provide a traffic study for the proposed Sports <br />Complex, and to authorize an appropriation in the amount of $19,500.00 from <br />the General Fund with the understanding part of the grant funding authorized by <br />the State will be used to reimburse the General Fund. Motion seconded by <br />Councilmember Freedman and carried unanimously. <br />Airport Land Use Compatibility Plan - Redlands Sports Complex - Public <br />Works Director Mutter reported the Redlands Municipal Airport is affected by <br />the proposed Sports Park project. Currently the helicopter flight pattern is <br />located on the south side of the airport runway resulting in aircraft overflights <br />over the Sports Park, but by relocating the helicopter flight pattern and <br />helicopter pad to the north side of the runway, the Compatibility Zone for the <br />area will change which allows "park" as one of the allowable uses. He then <br />reviewed the process and the timing and financing to make this change. <br />Resolution No. 5794 - Grant Application - Redlands Sports Complex - <br />Councilmember Gilbreath moved to adopt Resolution No. 5794, a resolution of <br />September 5, 2000 <br />Page 14 <br />