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Exhibit 1 - Vision Plan

Alameda City Council
September 6, 2022

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Exhibit 1 - Vision Plan
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September 6, 2022
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Alameda Point De-Pave Park Vision Plan
A place where people can experience the natural world in transition.

Recreation and Parks
City of Alameda
Landscape Architecture
08/13/2020 DE-PAVE PARK

THE VISION
NATURE BASED + CLIMATE POSITIVE
The vision for De-Pave Park is to transform the paved tarmac into a thriving ecological park that adapts to future sea level rise by accepting rising tides to create restored wetlands. De-
Pave Park will be a new model for resilient landscapes, offsetting its carbon footprint in 4 years to become Climate Positive and mitigating the carbon footprint of its original construction in less than 25 years, as opposed to the additional 220 years the current site would require to become Climate Positive.

Recreation and Parks
Landscape Architecture
City of Alameda
Recreation and Parks
City of Alameda
Landscape Architecture
08/13/2020 DE-PAVE PARK

THE VISION
NATURE BASED + CLIMATE POSITIVE
De-Pave Park will become an ecologically productive landscape for native wildlife and a recreational and educational resource for the community.

Recreation and Parks
Landscape Architecture
City of Alameda
Recreation and Parks
City of Alameda
Landscape Architecture
08/13/2020 DE-PAVE PARK
Recreation and Parks
Landscape Architecture
City of Alameda
Recreation and Parks
City of Alameda
Landscape Architecture
08/13/2020 DE-PAVE PARK

DE-PAVE PARK

EXISTING CONDITIONS
BUILDING 29

ANCILLARY

BUILDINGS

VA WETLAND

EXISITING

CONCRETE

BREAKWATER

SEAPLANE
LAGOON
SAN

FRANCISCO
BUILDING 25

Recreation and Parks
Landscape Architecture
City of Alameda
Recreation and Parks
City of Alameda
08/13/2020 DE-PAVE PARK
Landscape Architecture

ECOLOGY OVERLOOK
Recreation and Parks
Landscape Architecture
City of Alameda
Recreation and Parks
City of Alameda
Landscape Architecture
08/13/2020 DE-PAVE PARK

HIKE AND BIKE PATH
Recreation and Parks
Landscape Architecture
City of Alameda
Recreation and Parks
City of Alameda
Landscape Architecture
08/13/2020 DE-PAVE PARK

SEA LEVEL RISE RESILIENCE
Recreation and Parks
Landscape Architecture
City of Alameda
4 years to positive
Climate Positive
Design Scorecard
Project Name Alameda De-Pave Park
Type of Project Park
Net Impact over 50 years -8,268 tons
Total Embodied Carbon from
Materials
1,630,413 lbs CO 2-eq
Total Carbon Sequestered by
Plants over 50 years
18,569,173 lbs CO 2-eq
Total Operational Carbon from
Maintenance over 50 years
76,143 lbs CO 2-eq
Total Area 520,514 sq feet 11.95 acres
Impervious area 40,275 sq feet 8% of total area
Permeable area 480,239 sq feet 92% of total area
Planted area 480,239 sq feet 92% of total area
Carbon sequestration over time
0 20 40 60 80 100
0%
500%
1,000%
1,500%
2,000%
2,500%
Project Lifespan
Project LifespanProject Lifespan
Years
Offset percentage
Embodied carbon profile
Paving
Walls, Curbs & Headers
Custom Elements

97.3%

CLIMATE POSITIVE

DESIGN SCORECARD
Though re-purposing materials and minimizing additional carbon emissions and maximizing carbon sequestration De-Pave Park is a new model for Climate Positive Design. 23 years to remediate
previous land use

A place where people can experience the natural world in transition.

Recreation and Parks
Landscape Architecture
City of Alameda
Recreation and Parks
City of Alameda
Landscape Architecture
08/13/2020 DE-PAVE PARK

DE-PAVE PARK VISION PLAN

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