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  1. On July 13, 2026, the Planning Board backed downtown zoning overhauls in hopes to reduce commercial vacancy on Webster and Park streets. Karin K. Jensen reports that the Board also reviewed a draft short-term rental ordinance, recommending several refinements before forwarding it to City Council. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #alameda #AndyWang #ParkStreet #PlanningBoard #ShortTermRentals #SunnyTsou #WebsterStreet #zoning

  2. On July 13, 2026, the Planning Board backed downtown zoning overhauls in hopes to reduce commercial vacancy on Webster and Park streets. Karin K. Jensen reports that the Board also reviewed a draft short-term rental ordinance, recommending several refinements before forwarding it to City Council. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #alameda #AndyWang #ParkStreet #PlanningBoard #ShortTermRentals #SunnyTsou #WebsterStreet #zoning

  3. On July 13, 2026, the Planning Board backed downtown zoning overhauls in hopes to reduce commercial vacancy on Webster and Park streets. Karin K. Jensen reports that the Board also reviewed a draft short-term rental ordinance, recommending several refinements before forwarding it to City Council. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #alameda #AndyWang #ParkStreet #PlanningBoard #ShortTermRentals #SunnyTsou #WebsterStreet #zoning

  4. On July 13, 2026, the Planning Board backed downtown zoning overhauls in hopes to reduce commercial vacancy on Webster and Park streets. Karin K. Jensen reports that the Board also reviewed a draft short-term rental ordinance, recommending several refinements before forwarding it to City Council. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #alameda #AndyWang #ParkStreet #PlanningBoard #ShortTermRentals #SunnyTsou #WebsterStreet #zoning

  5. On July 13, 2026, the Planning Board backed downtown zoning overhauls in hopes to reduce commercial vacancy on Webster and Park streets. Karin K. Jensen reports that the Board also reviewed a draft short-term rental ordinance, recommending several refinements before forwarding it to City Council. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #alameda #AndyWang #ParkStreet #PlanningBoard #ShortTermRentals #SunnyTsou #WebsterStreet #zoning

  6. The Planning Board began reviewing a plan to bring professional soccer matches to Bay Farm. The Board emphasized the need to analyze traffic, noise, and neighborhood impacts before moving forward. They also sent an ADU-to-condominium conversion plan to City Council. Karin K. Jensen has the details. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #ab_1033 #adu #alameda #BayFarmIsland #OaklandRoots #PlanningBoard

  7. The Planning Board began reviewing a plan to bring professional soccer matches to Bay Farm. The Board emphasized the need to analyze traffic, noise, and neighborhood impacts before moving forward. They also sent an ADU-to-condominium conversion plan to City Council. Karin K. Jensen has the details. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #ab_1033 #adu #alameda #BayFarmIsland #OaklandRoots #PlanningBoard

  8. On June 8, the Planning Board held a study session on the future of Main Street Neighborhood North at Alameda Point. Karin K. Jensen reports that the development may be feasible if the City can secure approximately $164 to $240 million in infrastructure. alamedapost.com/news/alameda-p

    #alameda #MainStreetNeighborhoodNorth #PlanningBoard

  9. On June 8, the Planning Board held a study session on the future of Main Street Neighborhood North at Alameda Point. Karin K. Jensen reports that the development may be feasible if the City can secure approximately $164 to $240 million in infrastructure. alamedapost.com/news/alameda-p

    #alameda #MainStreetNeighborhoodNorth #PlanningBoard

  10. The Planning Board approved an amendment to the Alameda Marina Master Plan decreasing the number of deed-restricted affordable units from 43 to 21 to facilitate the project’s feasibility. Karin K. Jensen explains that the changes reflect recent revisions to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #AlamedaMarina #AlamedaMarinaMasterPlan #PlanningBoard #TristanSuire

  11. The Planning Board approved an amendment to the Alameda Marina Master Plan decreasing the number of deed-restricted affordable units from 43 to 21 to facilitate the project’s feasibility. Karin K. Jensen explains that the changes reflect recent revisions to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #AlamedaMarina #AlamedaMarinaMasterPlan #PlanningBoard #TristanSuire

  12. On May 11, the Planning Board signaled broad support for allowing ADUs to be converted into condominiums and sold separately. Karin K. Jensen reports that the Board also endorsed policies aimed at streamlining ADU construction while resisting new regulatory barriers. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #adu #alameda #AndyWang #DianaAriza #HansonHom #PlanningBoard #SunnyTsou #TeresaRuiz

  13. On May 11, the Planning Board signaled broad support for allowing ADUs to be converted into condominiums and sold separately. Karin K. Jensen reports that the Board also endorsed policies aimed at streamlining ADU construction while resisting new regulatory barriers. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #adu #alameda #AndyWang #DianaAriza #HansonHom #PlanningBoard #SunnyTsou #TeresaRuiz

  14. On April 13, the Planning Board advanced updates to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. Karin K. Jensen details the amendments intended to balance affordability goals with the financial realities of building housing in a constrained market. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #development #InclusionaryHousingOrdinance #PlanningBoard #rhna

  15. On April 13, the Planning Board advanced updates to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. Karin K. Jensen details the amendments intended to balance affordability goals with the financial realities of building housing in a constrained market. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #development #InclusionaryHousingOrdinance #PlanningBoard #rhna

  16. On April 13, the Planning Board advanced updates to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. Karin K. Jensen details the amendments intended to balance affordability goals with the financial realities of building housing in a constrained market. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #development #InclusionaryHousingOrdinance #PlanningBoard #rhna

  17. On April 13, the Planning Board advanced updates to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. Karin K. Jensen details the amendments intended to balance affordability goals with the financial realities of building housing in a constrained market. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #development #InclusionaryHousingOrdinance #PlanningBoard #rhna

  18. On April 13, the Planning Board advanced updates to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance. Karin K. Jensen details the amendments intended to balance affordability goals with the financial realities of building housing in a constrained market. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #development #InclusionaryHousingOrdinance #PlanningBoard #rhna

  19. We are one step closer towards a new arts facility on Alameda Point. On March 23, the Planning Board unanimously approved the development plan amendment for the Radium Theatre Performing Arts Center. Karin K. Jensen reports that the center would have a 550-seat theater, restaurant, and rooftop bar. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #alameda #BrianMcGuire #ChristopherSeiwald #PlanningBoard #SteveBuckley #TaraPilbrow #UssHornet

  20. We are one step closer towards a new arts facility on Alameda Point. On March 23, the Planning Board unanimously approved the development plan amendment for the Radium Theatre Performing Arts Center. Karin K. Jensen reports that the center would have a 550-seat theater, restaurant, and rooftop bar. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #alameda #BrianMcGuire #ChristopherSeiwald #PlanningBoard #SteveBuckley #TaraPilbrow #UssHornet

  21. "With few exceptions, such as Sacramento, Dublin, and Fresno, nearly every jurisdiction in California is behind on producing enough housing, especially affordable units," reports Karin K. Jensen. On March 9, the Planning Board discussed Alameda's slow progress towards the City's housing allocation. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #GeneralPlan #housing #HousingElement #PlanningBoard #TristanSuire

  22. "With few exceptions, such as Sacramento, Dublin, and Fresno, nearly every jurisdiction in California is behind on producing enough housing, especially affordable units," reports Karin K. Jensen. On March 9, the Planning Board discussed Alameda's slow progress towards the City's housing allocation. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #GeneralPlan #housing #HousingElement #PlanningBoard #TristanSuire

  23. "With few exceptions, such as Sacramento, Dublin, and Fresno, nearly every jurisdiction in California is behind on producing enough housing, especially affordable units," reports Karin K. Jensen. On March 9, the Planning Board discussed Alameda's slow progress towards the City's housing allocation. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #GeneralPlan #housing #HousingElement #PlanningBoard #TristanSuire

  24. "With few exceptions, such as Sacramento, Dublin, and Fresno, nearly every jurisdiction in California is behind on producing enough housing, especially affordable units," reports Karin K. Jensen. On March 9, the Planning Board discussed Alameda's slow progress towards the City's housing allocation. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #GeneralPlan #housing #HousingElement #PlanningBoard #TristanSuire

  25. "With few exceptions, such as Sacramento, Dublin, and Fresno, nearly every jurisdiction in California is behind on producing enough housing, especially affordable units," reports Karin K. Jensen. On March 9, the Planning Board discussed Alameda's slow progress towards the City's housing allocation. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #GeneralPlan #housing #HousingElement #PlanningBoard #TristanSuire

  26. At the February 23 Planning Board meeting, it was reported that housing production remains significantly below the City’s 5,353-unit Regional Housing Needs Allocation requirement by 2031. Just 65 new units were built in 2025, most of which were ADUs. Karin K. Jensen relays the meeting's discussions. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #AndyWang #AsheshhSaheba #climate #DianaAriza #housing #HousingElement #ParkStation #PlanningBoard #SunnyTsou

  27. At the February 23 Planning Board meeting, it was reported that housing production remains significantly below the City’s 5,353-unit Regional Housing Needs Allocation requirement by 2031. Just 65 new units were built in 2025, most of which were ADUs. Karin K. Jensen relays the meeting's discussions. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #AndyWang #AsheshhSaheba #climate #DianaAriza #housing #HousingElement #ParkStation #PlanningBoard #SunnyTsou

  28. At the February 23 Planning Board meeting, it was reported that housing production remains significantly below the City’s 5,353-unit Regional Housing Needs Allocation requirement by 2031. Just 65 new units were built in 2025, most of which were ADUs. Karin K. Jensen relays the meeting's discussions. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #AndyWang #AsheshhSaheba #climate #DianaAriza #housing #HousingElement #ParkStation #PlanningBoard #SunnyTsou

  29. At the February 23 Planning Board meeting, it was reported that housing production remains significantly below the City’s 5,353-unit Regional Housing Needs Allocation requirement by 2031. Just 65 new units were built in 2025, most of which were ADUs. Karin K. Jensen relays the meeting's discussions. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #AndyWang #AsheshhSaheba #climate #DianaAriza #housing #HousingElement #ParkStation #PlanningBoard #SunnyTsou

  30. At the February 23 Planning Board meeting, it was reported that housing production remains significantly below the City’s 5,353-unit Regional Housing Needs Allocation requirement by 2031. Just 65 new units were built in 2025, most of which were ADUs. Karin K. Jensen relays the meeting's discussions. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #AndyWang #AsheshhSaheba #climate #DianaAriza #housing #HousingElement #ParkStation #PlanningBoard #SunnyTsou

  31. The Planning Board approved the design, map, and new street names for Phase A of the West Midway housing development, which will include 284 new housing units. Karin K. Jensen reports that the Board also approved tree removal and planting for the Clement Avenue/Tilden Way Improvements Project. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #AndyWang #AsheshhSaheba #ClementAvenueTildenWayImprovementProject #HansonHom #HenryDong #housing #PlanningBoard #reshap

  32. The Planning Board approved the design, map, and new street names for Phase A of the West Midway housing development, which will include 284 new housing units. Karin K. Jensen reports that the Board also approved tree removal and planting for the Clement Avenue/Tilden Way Improvements Project. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #AndyWang #AsheshhSaheba #ClementAvenueTildenWayImprovementProject #HansonHom #HenryDong #housing #PlanningBoard #reshap

  33. On November 10, the Planning Board reviewed proposed updates to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance, considering a framework that prioritizes very-low and low-income housing requirements for rentals and moderate-income level housing requirements for ownership. Karin K. Jensen has the details. alamedapost.com/news/amid-mark

    #AffordableHousing #housing #InclusionaryHousingOrdinance #PlanningBoard

  34. On November 10, the Planning Board reviewed proposed updates to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance, considering a framework that prioritizes very-low and low-income housing requirements for rentals and moderate-income level housing requirements for ownership. Karin K. Jensen has the details. alamedapost.com/news/amid-mark

    #AffordableHousing #housing #InclusionaryHousingOrdinance #PlanningBoard

  35. On November 10, the Planning Board reviewed proposed updates to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance, considering a framework that prioritizes very-low and low-income housing requirements for rentals and moderate-income level housing requirements for ownership. Karin K. Jensen has the details. alamedapost.com/news/amid-mark

    #AffordableHousing #housing #InclusionaryHousingOrdinance #PlanningBoard

  36. On November 10, the Planning Board reviewed proposed updates to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance, considering a framework that prioritizes very-low and low-income housing requirements for rentals and moderate-income level housing requirements for ownership. Karin K. Jensen has the details. alamedapost.com/news/amid-mark

    #AffordableHousing #housing #InclusionaryHousingOrdinance #PlanningBoard

  37. On November 10, the Planning Board reviewed proposed updates to the City’s Inclusionary Housing Ordinance, considering a framework that prioritizes very-low and low-income housing requirements for rentals and moderate-income level housing requirements for ownership. Karin K. Jensen has the details. alamedapost.com/news/amid-mark

    #AffordableHousing #housing #InclusionaryHousingOrdinance #PlanningBoard

  38. "On July 28, the Planning Board conditionally approved the design review permit for a new multifamily rental housing development planned near the Webster and Posey tubes," reports Karin K. Jensen. The eight-story building will have 356 apartments, including 54 units for affordable housing. alamedapost.com/news/planning-

    #AffordableHousing #alameda #housing #HousingElement #PlanningBoard