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Printing and delivery of the regional in nature activity guide, 2027.
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Oct 26, 2026
Seeking to support the design & construction department in a variety of areas related to habitat restoration and vegetation management services.
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Oakland
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Alameda
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2950 Peralta Oaks Ct
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(888) 327-2757
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94605
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This document is a Lease Agreement between East Bay Regional Park District (Landlord) and Touchstone Golf, LLC (Tenant) for the operation and management of Redwood Canyon Public Golf Course, located within Lake Chabot Regional Park. The agreement has an initial term from July 1, 2017, to December 31, 2032, with options to extend until November 30, 2040. It outlines the responsibilities for premises use, maintenance, capital improvements (including a mandatory $600,000 investment by the Tenant), and a complex rent structure comprising guaranteed minimum rent ($102,000 annually initially) and percentage rent, along with a $600,000 rent credit. The agreement is authorized by Resolution No. 2016-03-061 and is subject to an underlying Master Lease with the East Bay Municipal Utility District.
This document primarily consists of the Third Amendment, effective May 17, 2022, to the Redwood Canyon Public Golf Course Lease Agreement between East Bay Regional Park District (Landlord) and Touchstone Golf, LLC (Tenant). The amendment grants the Tenant a $400,000 rent credit for irrigation system refurbishment and outlines rent abatement conditions. It references previous amendments and the original Lease Agreement dated July 1, 2017. The document also includes resolutions authorizing this amendment and the original 25-year concession agreement from March 15, 2016, which specified initial average annual rent and contributions to a maintenance fund.
This document is the Second Amendment to the Redwood Canyon Public Golf Course Lease Agreement between East Bay Regional Park District (Landlord) and Touchstone Golf, LLC (Tenant), originally effective July 1, 2017. The amendment, dated September 2020, clarifies rent abatement implementation, updates Concession Maintenance Fund procedures, extends the deadline for ADA improvements to March 31, 2021, and makes other administrative adjustments. It acknowledges past rent abatements totaling $179,845 and approved capital expenditures of $413,953.04 as of September 1, 2020. The amendment itself incurs no additional cost to the Park District.
This document is the First Amendment to a Lease Agreement between East Bay Regional Park District (Landlord) and Touchstone, LLC (Tenant). The original lease commenced July 1, 2017, and expires December 31, 2032. This amendment, dated May 21, 2018, specifically clarifies and amends Article 4(b)(vi) of the original agreement, detailing exclusions from "Gross Golf Sales" and "Gross Food and Beverage Sales" for the purpose of calculating percentage rent. All other terms of the original lease remain in full force.
Board meetings and strategic plans from East Bay Regional Park District
The meeting included extensive public comment regarding the environmental and socioeconomic concerns of proposed data center projects, specifically highlighting impacts on water usage, noise, and local habitat. The Board discussed and approved a consent calendar that included the approval of past meeting minutes, the 2026-2027 due schedule, a professional services agreement with Hansen Bridgette, and a digital communication plan. Additionally, a presentation was provided by the project consultant team regarding the Hayward Shoreline Adaptation Implementation Strategy, which aims to advance nature-based solutions and improve shoreline resilience.
The committee meeting addressed several key topics, including updates on the Coyote Hills Restoration and Public Access Project, which balances habitat restoration with infrastructure improvements for public access. The meeting also featured a review of the East Bay Regional Park District Plan, focusing on the current community engagement strategy and progress toward development goals. An update on Ardenwood provided details on visitor attendance, inclusive programming, the Parks Express Transportation Program, upcoming exhibits, and operational shifts such as a transition to a cashless payment system. Additionally, the committee discussed potential improvements for the Stanford Avenue Staging Area at Mission Peak and reviewed the future format and frequency of liaison meetings between the City of Fremont and the East Bay Regional Park District.
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This document outlines a forward plan for regional parks, focusing on areas such as park potential, representation, and territory annexation to facilitate park progress. It addresses regional problems with regional solutions, detailing various specific regional parks and concluding with a positive outlook for the plan.
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