Clearing the Air, part 3
The response to Monday’s clearing the air post just keeps coming…
The response to Monday’s clearing the air post just keeps coming…
A reader writes in: “are you stupid? or just evil?” you decide.
While the net is abuzz with posts about SunCal’s financial struggles in the “new” economy. Catellus, Alameda’s partner in the Alameda Landing project, is finding itself with similar struggles.
Redevelopment bonds are not directly tied to city finances. Yet many are making the case that they are.
After a city council meeting that wended it’s way through weirdness, the ARRA (city council in another guise) gave comments on SunCal’s Alameda Point plan…and guess what…
With the ARRA set to re-hear discussion on Alameda Point tonight, I figured I’d post this article I stumbled upon about a month ago. There’s a myth being created that the housing market is terrible (it is, that’s not the myth, though Alameda is so far holding up well) and therefore we should be looking [...]
Why does the traffic light at Park and Blanding go red in all directions for 7-8 seconds?
Alameda Hospital has started putting up publicly available meeting packets…even if it is after the fact.
Alameda Power and Telecom told it’s employees this morning that at tonight’s workshop of the PUB, there will be an announcement that telecom side of AP&T has received a high bid from Comcast and that a presentation to the PUB, with a staff recommendation on whether or not to accept it, will be made at Monday’s meeting and then on Tuesday at the City Council meeting.
As the discussion about the state Density Bonus law heats up, maybe we should be careful what some people wish for.