Downtown projects include boat replacement, nonfunctional solar array and request for additional Jack's Park turf funding
Staff reviewed downtown nominations including replacing a lead-contaminated historic boat display, replacing a nonfunctional solar array at a city office and a request for supplemental turf funding at Jack's Park; staff said the existing solar system is not functional and Jack's Park still needs additional funding beyond previous contributions.
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Staff described a downtown slate that included replacing the Old Fisherman's Wharf corner boat display, a request to reinstall a historic 'Welcome to Monterey' sign, Hartnell Gulch Creek rehabilitation, and a request to replace the solar panel system at the city office building; staff said outreach to potential rebate or incentive partners returned no available programs and that the existing solar system is not functional. The parks department requested additional funding for Jack's Park turf replacement after earlier NCIP and foundation contributions left a funding gap.
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