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Alameda City Council
January 4, 2022

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ENCINAL

TERMINALS
•
23 upland acres
•
Vacant 12 years
•
State Tidelands
property lines
make site
infeasible to
develop
Tidelands Exchange to support Housing and Public Access

1. Disposition and Development Agreement.

2. Development Agreement,

3. Master Plan Amendment,

4. Authorize City Manager to execute agreement with State Lands Commission Supported by State Lands Commission staff
A “YES” VOTE
means
:
• 7.25 acres land:
• Bay Trail public
promenade and plazas,
• Access roads to public
waterfront, kayak and
shuttle launches.
• 13.2 acres submerged lands:
• 0.6 acre rehabilitated and
improved wharf,
• public kayak launch,
• public water shuttle
landing,
• Future public marina,
subject to tidelands lease
• Fiscal Neutrality/Municipal
Services Agreement.
• Sea level rise protection
• 589 Housing Units for
Housing Element
• 80 Deed Restricted
Units
• 10 Work Force
Housing Units
A “NO” VOTE
means
:
• Site remains
infeasible to develop
• Site remains vacant
• No public access to
public lands
• No public access to
shoreline or water
• No sea level rise
protection
• Encinal Terminals
not eligible for
Housing Element
• Alameda
neighborhoods
and districts need
to be up-zoned to
accommodate
additional 589
units.

HOUSING ELEMENT
Projects (2,086 Units) Total
1 North Housing – Housing Authority 586
2 Singleton - Habitat for Humanity 68
3 Admiral’sCove - Carmel 190
4 McKay Wellness – APC 90
5 Grand Street Pennzoil Project 90
6 Alameda Marina Phase 2 and 3 364
7 Boatworks - Pulte 182
8 Eagle – Housing Authority 36
9 Accessory Dwelling Units – Various Sites 480
Subtotal 2,086
Projects Requiring City Land (2,017 units)
12 Encinal Terminals - Tim Lewis Communities 589
13 Alameda Point - A P P,Brookfield, Catellus, APC. 1,428 Sites to Be Up-Zoned to address RHNA Deficient ( Approx. 2,100 units) 17 Shopping Center Sites 1,125
18 WebsterStreet and Park Street Sites 450
19 Residential District Sites 450
Total (Includes 14% buffer to avoid No Net Loss) 6,128
589 ?

RECOMMENDATION
That the City Council approve: (super majority required) •
Disposition and Development Agreement.
•
Development Agreement,
•
Master Plan Amendment,
•
Authorize City Manager to execute agreement with State Lands Commission

ADDITIONAL SLIDES

IF NEEDED
PHASING PLAN:

MASTER PLAN, DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT, AND

DISPOSITION AND DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT
Phases 1:
• Private party (PP) constructs Red area and
conveys to City. (roadway and
infrastructure improvements to serve
existing Public Lands. )
• City issues 125 Market Rate (MR) building
permits.

Phase 2:
• PP constructs and conveys Blue to
Public/City.
• City conveys Blue Tidelands area (TT) to
P P.
• City issues 90 MR building permits.

Phase 3:
• PP constructs and conveys purple.
• City conveys purple TT to PP .
• City issues 90 MR building permits.

Phase 4:
• PP constructs and conveys Yellow to City
• City conveys Yellow to PP .
• City issues remaining building permits.

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