Tag Archives: Dania Alvarez-Morroni

Build more houses? Let’s talk

Posted on April 7, 2014 by Robert Sullwold

At the March 10 Planning Board meeting, Board member John Knox White suggested that the rapid progress being made on the 2014-21 Housing Element created breathing room to “have a conversation” about the goals the City’s housing policy ought to … Continue reading →

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Missing from the agenda

Posted on February 2, 2014 by Robert Sullwold

Although you won’t find it described this way in the official agenda, City Council will be asked Tuesday night to take a giant leap of faith by approving a set of planning documents for Alameda Point that does not include … Continue reading →

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How dense do they think we are?

Posted on September 8, 2013 by Robert Sullwold

Head’s up, ye dwindling band of diehard defenders of Measure A:  The “Town Center” at Alameda Point is going to be chock full of the type of high-density, multi-family housing expressly banned by the City Charter – and no one … Continue reading →

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Show her the money

Posted on August 29, 2013 by Robert Sullwold

As the clock ticked toward midnight on August 20 and the City’s consultant finished his presentation on the master infrastructure plan for Alameda Point, Planning Board chair David Burton called on Board members for questions.  Dania Alvarez-Morroni, a recent appointee, … Continue reading →

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