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Tag Archives: Article XXVI
They wuz Robbed!
We’ll bet some of the 25,063 Alamedans who voted against Measure Z will be surprised – nay, shocked – to learn that, if State Assemblyman and Attorney-General-designate Rob Bonta gets his way, all of their votes will have gone for … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Housing
Tagged Article XXVI, Housing Element, Measure A, RHNA, Rob Bonta
22 Comments
A post-mortem on Measure Z
Going into the November 3 election, there seemed to be no way that Measure Z, the ballot measure to repeal the City Charter provision prohibiting multi-family housing and limiting residential density, could lose:
Posted in City Hall, Housing
Tagged Amos White, Article XXVI, Gig Codiga, Jim Oddie, John Knox White, Malia Vella, Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft, Measure M1, Measure Z, Trish Spencer
20 Comments
Decisions for the next Council
Unlike the presidential election, the race for Alameda City Council has yet to be described as “existential.” Nevertheless, the Council elected this November will be called upon to make decisions in a number of areas that will affect the well-being … Continue reading
Posted in Alameda Point, Budget, City Hall, Development, Firefighters, Housing
Tagged 2013-17 IAFF MOU, 2015-21 IAFF MOU, Andrew Thomas, Article XXVI, BRI, Frank Matarrese, Housing Element, Jim Oddie, John Knox White, Malia Vella, Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft, Measure Z, Police reform, RHNA, Tony Daysog, Trish Spencer
22 Comments
The candidates and Measure Z
Suppose you’re one of those “single-issue” voters who will cast her ballot for only those candidates who take the “right” side on a specific issue. This being Alameda, suppose that issue is Measure Z, the ballot measure to repeal Article … Continue reading
The Measure Z showdown
Those who watched the recent debate between Vice Mayor John Knox White and Alameda Citizens Task Force steering committee member Paul Foreman on Measure Z, the ballot measure to repeal Article XXVI of the City Charter, were treated to a … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Development, Housing
Tagged Andrew Thomas, Article XXVI, City of Alameda Democratic Club, John Knox White, Measure A, Measure Z, Paul Foreman
34 Comments
Charter follies
Last week, Council met on three consecutive nights to consider the recommendations made by a subcommittee appointed in December 2018 to propose revisions to the City Charter. Indeed, two of the meetings were devoted exclusively to that topic.
Alameda Merry-Go-Round 