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Tag Archives: Tim Lewis Communities
Fill in the Blanks at Encinal Terminals
We’re almost there. The Master Plan for the Encinal Terminals project near Clement Avenue will be back before the city council on September 4. This time the controversial swap of public tideland is off the table. The revised and improved … Continue reading
Posted in Housing, Parks and Open Space
Tagged Alameda, Encinal Terminals, Tim Lewis Communities
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Coulda Woulda Shoulda at Encinal Terminals
On December 19, the city council will decide whether to approve the proposed Encinal Terminals project located behind the former Del Monte warehouse at Buena Vista and Sherman streets. The project calls for 589 homes with commercial uses and public … Continue reading
Posted in Economic Development, Environment, Housing
Tagged Alameda, climate change, Encinal Terminals, Star Harbor, tidelands, Tim Lewis Communities
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Sierra Club speaks out on Encinal Terminals Project
The Encinal Terminals project was originally scheduled for approval at the October 17 city council meeting. However, it has been postponed. According to city staff: “There was interest in getting the project on the October 17 City Council agenda but there are … Continue reading
Posted in Environment
Tagged Alameda, Encinal Terminals, Public Trust, Sierra Club, Star Harbor, tidelands, Tim Lewis Communities
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Sierra Club Opposes Tidelands Swap at Encinal Terminals
The Encinal Terminals Project is a planned development on an old shipping site along the Oakland Estuary behind the Del Monte building. The project proposes to construct 589 residential units with commercial buildings, a park, a shoreline promenade, and a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alameda, Encinal Terminals, Public Trust, Star Harbor, tidelands, Tim Lewis Communities
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Feds Going to Court Over McKay Avenue
On April 17, the federal government began court proceedings in U.S. District Court to seize McKay Avenue through eminent domain. The street is owned by the California Department of Parks and Recreation and leads to the Crab Cove Visitor Center. … Continue reading
