"On April 14, the Planning Board voted to recommend that City Council adopt amendments to the Universal Residential Design Ordinance to ensure that townhome-style developments are no longer penalized by accessibility requirements they physically cannot meet," reports Karin K. Jensen. https://alamedapost.com/news/planning-board-recommends-revisions-universal-design-ordinance-new-street-names/
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On April 14, the Planning Board will consider updating the Universal Residential Design Ordinance to reduce barriers to smaller and townhome-style developments by providing certain accessibility exemptions. Karin K. Jensen also explains other meeting topics and how to get involved. https://alamedapost.com/news/april-14-planning-board-preview/
At a bustling meeting, Karin K. Jensen reports that City Council plans for a new library at Alameda Point, approves Estuary Park Phase 2, approves a citywide accessibility transition plan, and repeals natural gas ban for new construction.
https://alamedapost.com/news/council-meeting-new-library-park-plans/
Alameda Post · Busy Council Meeting: New Library and Park Plans Move Forward - Alameda PostCity Council plans new library at Alameda Point, approves Estuary Park Phase 2 and accessibility transition plan, repeals natural gas ban.
The City is giving loans to private businesses, and Alamedans want to know why. Karin K. Jensen explains the details about a recent $9.5 million loan to a housing developer at Alameda Point and another $300,000 loan to Firebrand bakery and café.
https://alamedapost.com/news/exploring-the-debate-over-city-loans-to-private-businesses/
Alameda PostExploring the Debate over City Loans to Private Businesses - Alameda PostThe City is giving loans to private businesses, and Alamedans want to know why. Learn about recent loans to a housing developer and bakery.
City Council gives the green light to a revamped Grand Street design which now includes a separated, two-way bikeway from Shore Line Drive to Clement Avenue. Karin K. Jensen also reports that both the RESHAP and West Midway housing projects are moving forward.
https://alamedapost.com/news/council-approves-three-big-projects/
Alameda PostCouncil Approves Three Big Projects - Alameda PostCity Council gives the green light to a revamped Grand Street design which includes a separated, two-way bikeway from Shoreline to Clement.
City Council will consider approving three major projects on July 18, including the latest proposal for bike lanes on Grand Street, as well as the West Midway and RESHAP housing developments. Alameda residents are encouraged to attend and share their opinions.
https://alamedapost.com/news/three-big-city-council-votes-coming-on-tuesday/
Alameda PostThree Big City Council Votes Coming on Tuesday - Alameda PostCity Council will consider three major projects for approval on July 18, including bike lanes on Grand Street and two housing projects.