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By Erica Madison Since October 12, 2009, Kohl’s has been asking Alameda’s Planning Board for an extended operating hours use permit. Unfortunately, Kohl’s illegal advertisements have made the Planning Board wary.  By Erica Madison In light of the confusion on the direction of the Civic Center, City Planning Manager Andrew Thomas presented City Council with three options for rehabbing the Carnegie building on Tuesday, Oct. 20, 2009. By Erica Madison Before attempting to turn Alameda’s vacant Carnegie Library into a cash cow, City Planning Manager Andrew Thomas revealed on Tuesday October 20, 2009, that City Council members needed to determine the purpose of the Civic Center first. By Erica Madison-Youman On Monday, Oct. 12, 2009, Park street Alameda business owners, protested the inclusion of a convenience/novelty store at a Planning Board meeting. By Erica Madison The Planning Board’s Staff wants to make the notification process easier, by doing away with notifications. By Erica Madison Planning Board’s Design Review staff has put forth an amendment that not only may cut costs, but also decreases citizen’s rights to access notifications. By Erica Madison After a month of discussions between the city and the property owners, 1913 Sherman Street will finally become rezoned as a two-family residence district. By Erica Madison Financial constraints are forcing the Alameda City Planning Board to change its notification process. At a Planning Board meeting on Monday Aug., 24 2009, planning managers Andrew Thomas and Jon Biggs presented a proposed amendment to the Municipal Code’s section 30-36.4. The purpose of amending this section is to cut the expenses of the planning staff. From the information packet for the Monday, October 27, City of Alameda Planning Board meeting. |
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