Recommendation to authorize City Manager, or designee, to execute the Twentieth Amendment to Historical Site Lease No. 24291 with Rancho Los Alamitos Foundation to provide for the annual management fee for lease year 2016-2017.  (District 3)
Motion carries. 23. Report from Parks, Recreation and Marine. Recommendation to execute the 20th Amendment to historical site lease with Rancho Los Alamitos Foundation to provide for the annual management fee for lease year 2016 through 2017. District three. Get to get a motion in a second, please. Councilwoman Price. Okay. Any public comment on the item? Seeing Nancy's casserole. She wanted to make a couple of comments on that, please. Thank you. So I just wanted to thank city staff for bringing this item forward. I want to thank our partners with Rancho Los Alamitos Foundation. They do a tremendous job managing the property and creating a space that is accessible to the public and the children of the Long Beach Unified School District. They help, through their partnership with the city, maintain this site as a as an asset that provides education, not just on the history of Long Beach, but the history of the region as a whole and our development in this region. And they it has the partnership has proven to be extremely successful. And I'm grateful that as a result of measure funds, we're going to be able to assist in our part of the partnership in making sure that the building, the buildings that they help maintain and take care of and preserve are seismically sound and such that we can invite the public to continue visiting for many years to come. So thank you. And I'd ask everyone to support this item. Thank you, Counsel Braxton. Yes. I'd like to just lay my support and voice to in support of this item as well. I think this is something I know that the foundation at Rancho Elizabeth Alamitos has been working on for some time. And, yes, it's good to see this this this project moving forward. I just wanted to just also we talked about citywide resources a little bit earlier. This Rancho as well as Rancho Cerritos, are also citywide resources that serve our entire city. Anybody who's interested in history, the history of Long Beach. But more specifically to, you know, every child in Levy's unified school district actually has an opportunity to to learn and visit these ranchos at some point during their matriculation through the time. I believe it's the third for the third grade. Fourth grade. But anyway, just one of those comment things. Thank you. There's a motion and a second. Any public comment on this? Okay. Please cast your votes.