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Tag Archives: Master Infrastructure Plan
All aboard!
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
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Time to hit the reset button?
Last Tuesday’s Council meeting was billed as a test of the defeated incumbents’ willingness to give themselves a last hurrah for their “vision” of Alameda Point before Mayor Marie Gilmore, Councilwoman Lena Tam, and Councilman Stewart Chen, D.C. leave office. … Continue reading
You can’t say that again
The Merry-Go-Round was chagrined that the moderators at the two recent candidate forums didn’t choose to use either of our two lists of “Questions the candidates won’t want to answer.” But we’re not surprised. And we think it even less … Continue reading
Posted in Alameda Point, Budget, City Hall, Development, Firefighters, Housing
Tagged Andrew Thomas, CalPERS, Crab Cove, Frank Matarrese, Fred Marsh, Groucho Marx, Housing Element, IAFF Local 689, Jim Oddie, Kate Quick, Marie Gilmore, Master Infrastructure Plan, Planning Board, Ron Cowan, Stewart Chen, Tim Lewis Communities, Trish Spencer
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Questions the candidates won’t want to answer (Part II)
The next four years are likely to see more development activity in the City of Alameda than at any time since the 1970’s. Just take a look at the map prepared by Michele Ellson at The Alamedan: We count 21 … Continue reading
An RFP for the WTC?
Now that the key planning documents for Alameda Point are nearly finished and subject only to final approval by the Planning Board and Council, the time may arrived to consider issuing a request for proposals for developing the “central hub” … Continue reading
Is profit the Point?
Those who were hoping that development of Alameda Point would solve the City’s financial problems suffered another disappointment Tuesday night when staff presented a “draft fiscal impact analysis” to City Council.
Show her the money
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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