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Steps of the Public Process

1 SunCal selected as master developer
2 Start three-year exclusive negotiating agreement
3 Public planning process to consider alternatives and land plan
4 Presentation of conceptual development and infrastructure plan
5 Presentation of draft master plan
6 Filing of Revitalization Initiative
7 Voter input on Revitalization Initiative
8 Submission of entitlement plan
9 Start formal public review and approval process
10 Draft environmental impact report and supplemental environmental impact statement
11 Public comment period
12 Finalization of development agreement
13 Project approvals and finalization of EIR and SEIS
14 Three-year ENA period ends

  : Step Completed

Building a New Neighborhood - The Public Process

The City of Alameda took on the task of building a vibrant neighborhood on Alameda Point by partnering with a master developer. After thorough review, the City of Alameda selected SunCal as the master developer of Alameda Point in May 2007. SunCal entered into a three-year exclusive negotiating agreement with the City. This process included a number of milestones, including a variety of reviews and approvals from the City, the Navy and regulatory agencies.

In 2007 and 2008, over 20 meetings were held with the community to gather their input and consider alternatives. Based on feedback from Alameda residents a conceptual development and infrastructure plan was presented for consideration in late 2008. On January 7, 2009, the Alameda Point Draft Redevelopment Master Plan was presented to the Alameda Reuse and Redevelopment Authority at a public hearing.

What is the Next Step?

On February 2, Alameda voters will cast their ballot for the Alameda Point Initiative. A YES vote on Measure B will allow the plan to move forward. If the initiative does not pass, the base will continue to sit unused and be a drain on taxpayer dollars.

It's time to change Alameda Point from a financial burden to a community asset.

Vote YES on Measure B.

 

 

 

Vote Yes on Measure B. Make the developers pay.