Betsy Peabody Sent - City of Bainbridge Island
Betsy Peabody Sent - City of Bainbridge Island
Betsy Peabody Sent - City of Bainbridge Island
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From: Tom Kane<br />
<strong>Sent</strong>: Fri 8/27/2010 3:17 PM<br />
To: Council<br />
Subject: Re: GET THE LAND, DO NOT !!!!!!!!!!!!!<br />
Hi John;<br />
Tom Kane from the Harbor Commission. I am not convinced that the city should get the land. I looked the property<br />
over this morning and read the email’s. Most <strong>of</strong> the site dream could only happen if the Ferry system left<br />
the property and the city fell into a windfall <strong>of</strong> money.<br />
I also stopped by the boat rental and talked to the negative person there. He is kind <strong>of</strong> a city representative. A<br />
transient moorage dock out from where his float is would be a better location for people to get downtown. I<br />
would think for a million dollars we could build a pretty good dock depending on water depth. This if rational<br />
would leave money for other waterfront projects.<br />
To me the lease costs for a boat haulout would make it unfeasible and it <strong>of</strong> course uses up most <strong>of</strong> the .9 acres.<br />
Daryl McNab across the harbor has a straddle travel crane about setup for hauling out boats and would most<br />
probably be looking for someone to lease his system.<br />
All <strong>of</strong> the people that I have talked to say do not take the land. So Far they are mostly all water oriented and<br />
give reasons supporting problems making decisions and getting money to get the improvements done. There<br />
also has been a group for the transient moorage so boaters can spend money downtown. PLEASE don’t make a<br />
decision without checking other than the land option. This isn’t forest land. We will never get two million dollars<br />
<strong>of</strong>ferred again. thanks Tom Kane , Harbor Commission