infrastructure

Expressed concern about sea-level rise and the lack of detailed timelines for infrastructure protection plans.

Shared details on the city's infrastructure needs and a potential $300 million local bond to fix roads, stormwater systems, and fire stations.

Presented an update on city infrastructure challenges and a potential local revenue measure.

Expressed concern that transportation planning has become too bicycle-centric and cautioned against removing legacy railway infrastructure near Tilden Way.

Returned during the action item to caution against cooperating with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers on removing the Fruitvale rail bridge, emphasizing the future value of rail corridors.

Spoke about the city's high-level infrastructure needs and the challenges of voter communication.

Expressed support for sidewalk repairs and accessibility improvements while questioning property owner responsibilities.

Asked about city-owned tree responsibilities in sidewalk repair procedures.

Discussed railway access preservation and greenway routing in the east end of Alameda.

Requested pedestrian crossing safety improvements on Kaufman Parkway near Tillman Park.