Politics & Government
Planning Board Eyes Alameda Landing Housing
Board members will hold a study session on a proposal for 278 residential units within the Alameda Landing Project at the intersection of Willie Stargell Avenue and Fifth Street.
No action but lots of interest is expected tonight as city planning board members hold a study session on a proposal for 278 residential units within the Alameda Landing Project at the intersection of Willie Stargell Avenue and Fifth Street.
That will be followed by a second study session focusing on the next planning steps for the reuse and redevelopment of the former Naval Air Station at Alameda Point.
According to a staff report on the Alameda Landing project, the TriPointe Homes site plan includes 278 housing units, with a mix of townhouses, flats and detached single-family homes. Twenty-four units of attached affordable apartments are located along Stargell Avenue adjacent to the City’s Pump Station and the Shinsei Gardens Apartments.
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The proposal also covers open spaces, a multi-use path, streets, paseos and various public improvements on approximately 22.3 acres.
The board meets at 7 p.m. in the City Hall council chambers, 2263 Santa Clara Ave. The agenda and staff reports are available on the City of Alameda website.
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