On May 2, the City Planning, Building and Transportation Department received an application to amend the General Plan and Zoning Code to allow for redevelopment of the Harbor Bay Club site.
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On Jan. 10th, the Planning Board held a public workshop to review a proposed zoning code amendment to permit and encourage housing developments on shopping center sites to accommodate the Regional Housing Needs Allocation (RHNA).
At a public hearing during Monday’s meeting, Alameda Point Partners (APP) asked the Planning Board to allow changes that would scale back both the building on Block 11 on Seaplane Lagoon and the adjacent Waterfront Plaza.
At 5 p.m. Thursday, June 20, the Planning Board will take its meeting on the road. The public is welcome to come along. The board will first host an open forum in the parking lot on Oak Street behind City Hall.
The Planning Board and the public will have a chance to review and comment on three key elements of Site A at the board’s Monday, Feb. 22 meeting: Block 8, Block 11 and the parks.
Alameda residents will be able to review Master Plans for two Alameda developments for the first time at the Planning Board meeting this Monday, Jan. 25, at City Hall. The Planning Board will review plans for both the Block 10 area within Alameda Point’s Site A project and Encinal Terminals.
At its May 22 meeting, the Alameda Planning Board approved the proposed West Midway Project development plan and will recommend the City Council approve the development agreement with Catellus and Brookfield Properties. The Planning Board voted, 5-0, in favor of the plan.
At its Dec. 12 meeting, the Planning Board unanimously approved a housing development project that will produce 90 townhome units located at 2015 Grand Street. The project will be developed by San Ramon-based Trumark Homes.
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