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CityCouncil | 2015-02-17 | 8 | Ms. Phillips responded approximately 70 feet; stated sea level rise and accessibility are issues; the goal is to have grand events in the plaza; terraces are designed to go down to the waterfront and the smaller buildings are retail elements. In response to Councilmember Daysog's further inquiry, Ms. Phillips stated Building 5 is existing and cannot be moved; the space between the building and the waterfront cannot be changed; the building can be extended with a porch or similar element to bring it closer to the water. Councilmember Oddie inquired where the community garden would be located. Ms. Phillips responded the garden would fit in the residential area, not in the waterfront or urban park; stormwater management is being explored for best fit. Mayor Spencer inquired what is being envisioned for the bike paths. Ms. Phillips responded the bike paths are the same as the precise plan; paths are separated from the streets on Appezzato Parkway and on Orion Street; other roads had various degrees on how they are shared; all other roads support bike paths exactly as shown in the precise plan; the main bike connection will connect all the way through Alameda. Mayor Spencer stated that she would like to see an illustration; she is looking for more detail. Expressed support for APP and the process which keeps evolving; stated the plan provides housing for employees; Midway Shelter places women in affordable housing: Kari Thompson, Chamber of Commerce. Expressed supports for the project; stated job creation is essential to the economic health of Alameda; there is a shortage of housing for employees; the project will attract businesses to Alameda Point: Michael McDonough, Chamber of Commerce. Read letter by Jerry and Susan Serventi in favor of Site A development: Desiree Scott, Alameda. Read letters from Patricia Pierce and Daniel Hoy in support of the project: Bryan Graves Stated Alameda Point infrastructure is haphazard for biking; Site A is important for the rest of Alameda Point development; urged council to move forward: Brock Grant, Alameda. Stated that he likes the plan and supports the project; there is a good mix of market rate and affordable housing: Robert Doud, Alameda. Regular Meeting Alameda City Council 8 February 17, 2015 | CityCouncil/2015-02-17.pdf |