BAY 37 ALAMEDA LANDING
MASTER PLAN /
DEVELOPMENT PLAN
AMENDMENT
APRIL 18, 2023
Pulte Homes
Bay 37
Estuary Park
Admirals Cove/
North Housing
Alameda Landing
Shopping Center
Bohol Circle Immigrant Park
This 5,000 square foot
area is currently used
as the sales office.
Credit: Philip Kaake, YouTube, accessed
4/16/2023
Housing Needs
Community Input
Market Conditions
Meetings with Bay 37 Residents:
February 1, 2023
March 21, 2023
April 13, 2023
Meetings with the Planning Board:
December 13, 2021
October 10, 2022
February 13, 2023
Option 1:
Take No Action,
Keep Commercial
Requirement
Keep the 5,000 sf
commercial requirement.
Pulte must begin
construction on the
commercial before the
start of 330th Housing
Unit.
Option 2:
Two Units +
Rec Center
2 Moderate-Income Units
Large, 4-bedroom
Detached Single-Family
Houses (uncommon)
1,500 square-foot
recreation center built
for the City
City will own and
maintain
Owned and maintained
by the Bay 37 HOA
Public access easement
No cost to the City
Recommended by Bay
37 residents who
commented
Option 3:
Public Open Space
2 Low-Income Units
Affordable homeownership
Large, 4-bedroom Detached
Single-Family Houses
(uncommon)
Park owned and maintained
by the HOA
Public access easement
Responds to Bay 37
comments
Option 4:
Two Units +
Public Open Space
(Staff Recommendation)
5 Low-Income Units
Small, 1- and 2-bedroom
townhome units
One large building at 45-
feet tall
Bay 37 residents are
concerned about the
massing
Pulte would prefer keeping
the commercial building
Option 5:
Five Low-Income
Multifamily Units
Staff Recommendation
Option #4:
Two Low-Income Units and
Public Open Space
Staff Recommendation
Adds 2 more units in a housing crisis
Provides affordable homeownership
Uncommon opportunity to own a
large, single-family detached house
Open space to meet neighbor
requests
Consistent with the Housing Element