Tag Archives: AC Transit

Vision gone viral

Posted on June 15, 2020 by Robert Sullwold

For years, the Right Thinkers in town have been working hard to reshape Alameda by encouraging the development of high-end apartment and condominium complexes and townhomes at Alameda Point and along the northern waterfront, and by taking actions designed to … Continue reading →

Posted in Alameda Point, City Hall, Development | Tagged 2100 Clement Ave., AC Transit, Alameda Landing, Alameda Marina, BART, Boatworks, Del Monte warehouse, Encinal Terminals, Ferries, John Knox White, Marina Shores, Multi-family residential, Public transit, Shipways, Transportation Demand Management, WETA | 4 Comments

Delay of gain

Posted on March 4, 2018 by Robert Sullwold

Typically, residential development projects have been sold to skeptics in Alameda by emphasizing the “public benefits” they provide. For those who aren’t persuaded that the City needs more housing for the affluent (the pitch goes), just look at what else … Continue reading →

Posted in Alameda Point, City Hall, Development | Tagged AC Transit, Affordable housing, Alameda Point Partners, Del Monte warehouse, Eden Housing, Infrastructure, Jennifer Ott, Neil Saxby, Site A, Tim Lewis, Transportation Demand Management | Leave a comment

All aboard!

Posted on April 10, 2016 by Robert Sullwold

Predictably, the proposal presented to Council Tuesday night for the City to “collaborate” with the Water Emergency Transportation Authority to get new ferry service up and running at the Seaplane Lagoon by 2020 elicited hosannas and huzzahs from the usual … Continue reading →

Posted in Alameda Point, Budget, City Hall, Development | Tagged AC Transit, Alameda Point Partners, Christopher Peeples, Don Perata, Ferries, Frank Matarrese, Jennifer Ott, Jim Oddie, Joe Ernst, Kate Quick, Kevin Connolly, Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft, Master Infrastructure Plan, Measure BB, Michael McDonough, Proposition 1B, Regional Measure 2, Rob Bonta, Robert Raburn, Seaplane Lagoon, TIGER grant, Tony Daysog, WETA | 8 Comments

Still want the job, Ms. Keimach?

Posted on March 6, 2016 by Robert Sullwold

The Merry-Go-Round welcomes Jill Keimach, who begins her four-year, $245,000 per year term as Alameda City Manager on Monday. We’re sure staff already has given Ms. Keimach much of the key information she needs, like the private phone number of … Continue reading →

Posted in Alameda Point, City Hall, Development, Housing | Tagged AC Transit, Affordable housing, Alameda Architectural Preservation Society, Alameda Home Team, Alameda Marina, Alameda Point Partners, Andrew Thomas, BART, BayWest Development, Big Whites, Bill Poland, Deep Ocean Exploration and Research, Frank Matarrese, Helen Sause, Jeff DelBono, Jennifer Ott, Jill Keimach, John Knox White, Laura Thomas, Main St. Neighborhood, Maria Vella, Pacific Shops, Renewed Hope, Site A, Svendsen's Boat Works, Tony Daysog, Town Center, WETA | 4 Comments

The magic number

Posted on September 23, 2013 by Robert Sullwold

At Wednesday night’s joint meeting of the City Council and the Planning Board, we might finally get a definitive answer to the perennial question: How many housing units should be built at Alameda Point? Ever since City Manager John Russo … Continue reading →

Posted in Alameda Point, City Hall, Development, Housing | Tagged ABAG, AC Transit, Andrew Thomas, David Burton, HOMES, Jennifer Ott, John Knox White, John Russo, No-cost conveyance, Planning Board, Renewed Hope, RHNA, Ron Cowan, Tim Lewis Communities, Town Center | Leave a comment

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Tag Archives: AC Transit

Vision gone viral

Delay of gain

All aboard!

Still want the job, Ms. Keimach?

The magic number

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