DATE: December 5, 2017
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ADOPT A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AN AMENDMENT TO THE NON-APPEALABLE COASTAL DEVELOPMENT PERMIT 2006-05 FOR THE KETTENBURG BOATYARD PROJECT TO ADD INTREPID LANDING, LLC AS A CO-PERMITTEE, SPECIFY THE PUBLIC ART, CLARIFY THE LOCATION OF THE FOOD SERVICE BUILDING, AND UPDATE STANDARD PROVISIONS
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY:
On August 8, 2006, by Board of Port Commissioners (Board) Resolution No. 2006-130, the Board authorized issuance of a non-appealable Coastal Development Permit (CDP) to Driscoll, Inc. (Driscoll) for the Kettenburg Boatyard project, and the CDP was issued on August 18, 2006 (CDP-2006-05; Clerk's Document No. 51016). The Kettenburg Boatyard project included the redevelopment of the former boatyard, located at 2702 Shelter Island Drive, with a new boatyard, boat slips, marine sales and services buildings, a food service building, and a public promenade and plaza. In January 2012, the Board approved the division of the Kettenburg Boatyard project site (Kettenburg site) into three separate leaseholds, one leased to Driscoll and two leased to Intrepid Landing, LLC (Intrepid), to ensure more timely redevelopment of the Kettenburg site, consistent with CDP-2006-05 (see Attachments A and B). The Driscoll leasehold includes approximately 47,475 square feet of land and 42,570 square feet of water and is currently being developed with a boatyard repair and storage facility. The first Intrepid leasehold includes approximately 20,665 square feet of land and 65,950 square feet of water and is developed with a marine sales and service establishment, including in-water slips. The second Intrepid leasehold includes approximately 32,604 square feet of land area1 and includes two buildings. One building, located western portion of the leasehold, is a marine sales and service facility and the other building, located on the eastern portion of the leasehold, is an ancillary walkup food and beverage service establishment with outdoor ...
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