Proposed Warehouse Redevelopment at 3199 Alvarado Street

Expressed concern over environmental emergencies, toxic industrial releases in San Leandro, and the proximity of the permit near Davis Street Community Center.

Warned the commission that large warehouses can easily be converted into AI data centers and urged the city to ban them outright.

Spoke on behalf of LiUNA 304 in strong support of the project for bringing equitable construction jobs, livable wages, and training opportunities.

Expressed support as a local union member and San Leandro resident, noting the project reduces long commutes and provides vital career opportunities.

Urged the commission to approve the warehouse project, highlighting union benefits and stable career paths for working families.

Expressed concern that this warehouse is the 'camel's nose under the tent' for future data center conversions and water/power consumption.

Expressed support on behalf of IBEW Local 595, emphasizing local union employment and proper project review.

Spoke in favor of the project on behalf of IBEW Local 595, highlighting workforce diversity and local economic stimulus.

Expressed support on behalf of the Carpenters Union Local 713, praising the developer's early outreach and union commitment.

Expressed ongoing concern over AI data centers but appreciated the commission's requirement for a separate CUP hearing.

Expressed opposition due to environmental and earthquake safety concerns, questioning resource demands.

Expressed support for redeveloping the vacant site but noted concerns regarding high water tables and truck loading bay impacts.

Expressed concern about road wear from heavy trucks, insufficient wall height, and tree maturity timelines.

Expressed strong skepticism that the warehouse is a front for an AI data center, citing developer associations.