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Tag Archives: Shipways
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
17 Comments
Misuse of mixed use
Suppose a developer buys a 10-acre parcel of land zoned “MX-MF” – i.e., “mixed use” with a “multi-family overlay.” As required by the City’s mixed-use zoning ordinance, it then submits a master plan for the site. The plan shows that … Continue reading
A design for affordable housing
Here in Alameda, there are two ways to talk about the issue of affordable housing.
Posted in City Hall, Development, Housing
Tagged Affordable housing, Andrew Thomas, David Burton, Debbie Potter, Del Monte warehouse, Density Bonus Ordinance, Encinal Terminals, Frank Matarrese, Inclusionary housing, John Knox White, John Russo, Laura Thomas, Lorre Zuppan, Main Street Neighborhood, Measure A, Middle-income housing, Ron Curtis, Shipways, Tim Lewis Communities, Trish Spencer, Workforce housing
14 Comments
MX’d message
Those Alamedans who would like to see the City require that every new “mixed-use” development project provide more “workforce” housing and reserve more space for job-creating businesses will have longer to wait – maybe a lot longer.
The rest of the housing report
Assistant Community Development Director Andrew Thomas didn’t get a chance to present his annual Housing Element report orally to Council last Tuesday – the item was placed on the consent calendar. And that’s a shame, because there was a lot … Continue reading
Posted in Alameda Point, City Hall, Development, Housing
Tagged 1435 Webster, 2100 Clement Ave., Affordable housing, Alameda Landing, Alameda Marina, Andrew Thomas, Boatworks, Del Monte warehouse, Eagle Avenue, Encinal Terminals, Frank Matarrese, Housing Element, Jim Oddie, Marina Shores, RHNA, Shipways, Site A, Trish Spencer
8 Comments
The hidden costs of development
If you believe Willdan Financial Services – and why wouldn’t you? – 3,227 persons will be living, and another 5,016 working, every day at Alameda Point when the site is fully built out. In addition, again according to Willdan (in … Continue reading
Posted in Alameda Point, City Hall, Development
Tagged 1435 Webster, 2100 Clement Ave., Alameda Landing, Alameda Marina, Boatworks, Debbie Potter, Del Monte warehouse, Development Impact Fee, Doug Long, Elena Adair, Encinal Terminals, John Russo, Lena Tam, Marie Gilmore, Marina Shores, Paul Rolleri, Shipways, Stewart Chen, Tim Lewis Communities, WIlldan
9 Comments
The real housing shortage
In our last column, we discussed how more new housing units are expected to be built in Alameda during the next seven years than the regional planners have determined the City needs. Today, we’ll look at what – for us … Continue reading
Posted in City Hall, Development, Housing
Tagged Affordable housing, Andrew Thomas, Housing Element, North Housing, RHNA, Shipways
11 Comments
Alameda Merry-Go-Round 