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Tag Archives: No-cost conveyance
Memo to the City Manager (Part II)
Twenty-two years ago last week, the U.S. Navy left Naval Air Station Alameda, and nearly 18,000 jobs went with it. Ever since, creating jobs to replace those lost – and generating new employment opportunities for Alameda residents and others – … Continue reading
What we’ll get from John Knox White
It would be easy, if one was so inclined, to stick a label on Inner Ringleader and Council candidate John Knox White. “Pro-development” and “anti-automobile” are two that come to mind.
Posted in Alameda Point, City Hall, Development, Housing
Tagged 2100 Clement Ave., Alameda Landing, Alameda Point Collaboratiive, Andrew Thomas, Complete streets, Del Monte warehouse, Encinal Terminals, Eugenie Thomson, Gail Payne, John Knox White, Main St. Neighborhood, Marina Shores, No-cost conveyance, North Housing, Shipways, TDM, Transportation Demand Management
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We’ve come a long way, baby
Close your eyes and imagine, if you will, a village: Populated by young adults, with no cars and no kids, living in multi-story apartment buildings; Filled with “destination retail” stores catering to sophisticated consumers, together with a few shops satisfying … Continue reading
The magic number
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
Alameda Merry-Go-Round 