Alex Lemus Proposes 'Lateral Relocation' of Redwood Harbor RV Park Tenants so Upgrade of Electrical System Can Start

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Alex Lemus Proposes ‘Lateral Relocation’ of Redwood Harbor RV Park Tenants so Improve of Electrical Technique Can Start out

Alex Lemus strategies to open a third RV park in what was once Redwood Harbor Village’s overflow lot. | Image: Jessica C. Andrews

Previously:

• As He Prepares Relocation Strategies for the Harbor’s RV Park Citizens, Lemus Hopes to Open up a Third Park Dealing with South Seaside This Summer months

• CC Harbor Commissioners Approve RV Park Leases with Lemus, Urge Tenants to Take Their Concerns to Him

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The developer spearheading revitalization assignments at two Crescent Town Harbor RV parks claims he will question citizens at Redwood Harbor Village RV Park to shift laterally in the park so he can get started work.

Alex Lemus, of Renewable Electrical power Money LLC, proposed supplying residents dwelling in spaces 1-31 at Redwood Harbor Village the selection to transfer to yet another house. If their units really do not move, Lemus explained his company would be prepared to get them into some thing that can go.

“We’re pondering about doing work on the electrical all-around the outer edge of Redwood Harbor Village,” he advised Crescent Town Harbor Commissioners on Tuesday. “When I was there in February, to me it does not seem safe and sound, so we wished to begin with that.”

About 6 months just after Harbor Commissioners accepted floor lease agreements with Lemus for Bayside and Redwood Harbor Village RV parks, the developer instructed commissioners that relocation plans for the parks’ long-phrase tenants have been transferring ahead.

REC has been searching at several diverse authentic estate possibilities, together with a portfolio of attributes that are obtainable for sale, but Lemus explained, these models would not be prepared for any person to shift into “any time soon.”

“We’d have to set a good deal of get the job done into them,” Lemus informed commissioners. “We appeared at a multi-family housing alternative that would just take 12-18 months least, it’s possible 24 months. We looked at a whole lot of options — extended-phrase answers. Now what we’re likely to do is come up and do some web-site visits and make gives on those, but naturally that’s likely to acquire a tiny bit of time.”

Lemus mentioned he would be in Crescent City next week to glimpse at all those options. The proposed “lateral moves” of tenants within just the parks are so REC can get started out at Redwood Harbor Village, he reported.
Lemus has promised that he would not increase rents or evict RV park tenants who are in good standing once his lease with the Harbor District goes into influence.

In an April 25 job interview with the Wild Rivers Outpost, Lemus claimed he was hoping to do the job with the Crescent Town Housing Authority to make investments in housing infrastructure, probably supporting a developer fund a multi-loved ones housing unit, although that endeavor can get up to two a long time.

In the meantime, Lemus said he has a study map accomplished of what had after been Redwood Harbor Village’s overflow good deal, which he hopes to change into a 3rd RV park with 24 spaces experiencing South Seashore.

On Tuesday, Lemus explained to commissioners that he experienced gotten a quote on the parks’ fencing and has contracted with Hemmingsen Building to demolish quite a few older properties, such as the present bathrooms there. Lemus mentioned he also strategies to set up a safety procedure with cameras on it.

“We’re also having a business come out and give us a report on the sewer program and what has to be completed so we can utilize that,” Lemus explained to commissioners. “We’re paying people today to go out and do work so we know what demands to be finished so we can supply companies required to out-of-city guests and other persons who use it.”
Lemus said he expects to share extra particulars about pricing at the new RV park at the Crescent Town Harbor District’s initial assembly in June.

“We’re likely to place unique pricing in position for Del Norte inhabitants,” he explained. “We do want to give priority to Del Norte citizens, but we’re heading to launch our website I’m guessing inside of the up coming couple of weeks.”

In other issues related to the RV parks, Crescent Metropolis Harbormaster Tim Petrick stated the Harbor District has 16 evictions in process against tenants who have violated the parks’ guidelines. On Sunday, harbor district personnel handed out 11 more eviction notices, mostly for non-payment of hire.

“A great deal of that was not going to be collectible right before April 1 because it was lined under the COVID policies,” Petrick advised commissioners. “We had given out 11 notices for nonpayment on Sunday that have been for the previous two months, and I know some of these individuals came in and compensated. I think we want to determine out how we’re going to account for non-payers.”

Lemus answered a request for proposals from the Crescent Town Harbor in 2020 to redevelop the port’s on-land qualities. He strategies to upgrade the electrical programs at both RV parks as perfectly as the laundry, restrooms and shower services and the landscaping.

Lemus also proposes getting Airstream journey trailers and cabins in an effort to boost overnight website visitors. He claims he’s also open up to providing yurts and very small households for friends checking out the harbor.