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CityCouncil | 2016-03-01 | 23 | (16-117) Consider Directing the City Manager to Revise the Mix-Use Zoning Designation and Related Policies to Aid Retention of Beneficial Commercial Uses Citywide. (Vice Mayor Matarrese) Vice Mayor Matarrese made brief comments on his referral. Read a letter from Mr. DeLap, former harbor master, opposing the Bay West development of high density housing; stated the State gives high priority to preserving recreational and boating use of the shoreline: Peter Brand, Alameda. Expressed support of Alameda Marinas and marine services: Joseph Woodard, Alameda. Provided a petition of Barnhill Marina neighbors; urged support of maintaining marina services: Bill Cox, Alameda. Urged support of Alameda's coast; stated the waterways are an asset: George Lythcott, Alameda. Stated that he is concerned about the long term outlook of the boating community; urged support of maintaining Alameda's maritime community: Grant Hayes, Alameda. Showed a map; expressed support of maritime services; proposed expansion of the area to retail and recreation: Nancy Hird, Alameda. Expressed support of the marinas and services: Paul Mueller, Alameda. Stated Alameda's northern waterfront could have other opportunities and bring in larger boats if dredged; urged Council to maintain the waterfront for deep water boating uses: Andy McKinley, Alameda. Stated that he opposes the residential development at Clement Street: Dan Goldfield, Alameda Aikikai. Expressed concern about loss of resources at Alameda Marina; stated that she is opposed to development: Maggie Sabovich, Pacific Inter-Club Yacht Association. Stated that she opposes the referral if it seeks to change the multi-family overlay zone: Lynette Lee, Renewed Hope. Stated his children benefit from the Aikido dojo; he does not want more development in the Clement Street area: Matt Langwerowski, Alameda. Stated the light industry maritime businesses bolsters the Alameda economy as it is active worldwide; urged preservation of the marina and businesses: Liz Taylor, Alameda. Regular Meeting Alameda City Council March 1, 2016 | CityCouncil/2016-03-01.pdf |