Legislation Details

File #: HIST-1165    Version: 1 Subject:
Type: Historical Status: Action Item
In control: City Council Meeting Agenda
On agenda: 10/10/2005 Final action: 10/10/2005
Title: Request for Proposal for an impact study regarding educational institutions and non-profit organizations within the City.
Attachments: 1. Nexus Impact RFP A-4.doc
Request for Proposal for an impact study regarding educational institutions and non profit organizations within the City. City of Culver City California City Council Agenda Item Report Meeting Date: 10/10/05 AGENDA ITEM: Request to Issue a Request for Proposal for an Impact Study for Educational Institutions and Non Profits within the City. Contact Person/Dept.: Kellee Fritzal/CDD Phone Number: (310) 253 5765 Item Number: A 4 X No Action Item: General Fund: Yes No x Fiscal Impact: Yes Public Hearing: Attachments: Public Notification: On October 5 2005 courtesy notices were mailed to Culver City educational institution operators and property owners. On October 5 2005 email notification was sent to the Master Notification List. Department Approval: Susan Evans 9/29/05 City Controller Approval: Mary Noller for Marlee Chang 10/4/05 CAO Approval: Scott Bixby for Jerry Fulwood 10/4/05 RECOMMENDATION: That the City Council direct staff to issue an Request for Proposal for an impact (nexus) study regarding educational institutions and non profit organizations within the City. BACKGROUND: Culver City s public and private educational institutions are an excellent resource for the citizens of Culver City who benefit from the educational diversity and choices provided by these institutions. Currently the City has eight public schools (five elementary middle school high school and continuing education) and 15 private schools (religious special needs and private elementary). In addition to the private schools the City also has 71 non profit organizations based within the boundaries of Culver City. These non profit organizations either own their own buildings or lease space in commercial buildings. Over the last several years the City has seen a rapid increase of both private educational institutions establishing in areas of the City zoned for manufacturing and industrial uses and non profits in commercial zoned areas. This increase in the numbers is the result of two primary fac...

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