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Topics getting the most attention in Alameda public meetings, ranked by how frequently they are discussed.
12 issues in development
The board evaluated whether to allow major rehabilitation, reconstruction, or partial demolition of two late-19th-century buildings in downtown Alameda. Residents and board members debated balancing historical preservation with the practical reality of severe structural decay and the need to revitalize an eyesore.
The board reviewed planning concepts for developing the Main Street Neighborhood North area at Alameda Point. The discussion helps shape future growth and neighborhood design in the former naval base area.
The board considered modifying affordable housing requirements for the final phase of the Alameda Marina project to align with new city rules and keep construction on track for July.
Great news for Alameda! A new affordable housing project, Estuary I, has officially opened its doors. This development is a much-needed addition for residents struggling to find housing in the city.
The city is updating its rules requiring developers to include affordable housing in new residential projects, which will shape future housing options and costs in Alameda.
Bayview Landing LP is proposing a temporary outdoor vehicle storage use at 1521 Buena Vista for a two-year interim period before the Encinal Terminals Master Plan gets underway, which includes demolishing two buildings and adding new entry infrastructure.
The Aircraft Carrier Hornet Foundation is asking to update its use permit to change special event rules, occupant loads, safety procedures, and allow occasional helicopter landings at Pier 3.
Radium Presents is seeking a development plan amendment to build a 600-seat performing arts center and landscaped plaza on a two-acre site near Seaplane Lagoon at Alameda Point.
Alameda is applying for state grant funds to help finance relocation and supportive services at the local homeless day center.
Good news for folks struggling to find affordable housing in Alameda! The Housing Authority is opening up its waitlist for rental assistance vouchers. This is a big deal for those who need a hand with rent.
The city is securing over $44.5 million in state grant funding to support affordable housing and sustainable community projects.
Heads up, Alameda! The USGS has updated tsunami evacuation zones. It's crucial to check if your home or usual spots are now in a new zone to stay safe.