Infrastructure

Presentation Outline

Summary of Recommendations
Entitlement Process
Evaluation Criteria
Evaluation of Options
Next Steps

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Carlson Barbee & Gibson , Inc. (CBG) has provided civil engineering and surveying
consulting services for the redevelopment of the Naval Air Station Alameda (Alameda
Point) on behalf of the Alameda Reuse and Redevelopment Authority (ARRAAlameda Reuse and Redevelopment Authority. The City Council acts in this capacity.) and the
ARRA' s previous master developers for over ten years. CBG worked for the ARRA
directly during the ARRA' s previous predevelopment effort in 2004-2006 and was
retained most recently by the ARRA in November 2010 to assist the ARRA in its current
efforts. CBG maintains invaluable knowledge of the Alameda Point property and the

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Welcome to Alameda Point Going Forward, the community's source of information about the City's process for redevelopment of Alameda Point.

Presentation Outline
Disposition Issues under Evaluation
– Property
– Entitlement
– Transportation and Infrastructure
– Solicitation and Transaction
– Funding
Initial Findings

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After 14 years of dickering over price, Navy officials said Thursday they'll turn over the former Naval Air Station to Alameda for free.

The long-awaited property transfer is a happy milestone for Alameda, which has seen several developments at the base collapse in part because the Navy held title to the 918-acre shoreline property.

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Dick Rutter expertly guides his Jeep Grand Cherokee through the gray maze of streets on Alameda Point, and each turn yields fresh details that bring the silent, moldering buildings that line those streets back to life.

Here are the Bachelor Officers Quarters, where Rutter lived for three years in the early 1970s when he was a Navy navigator; further along the route is the control tower where he worked 24-hour watches, and enjoyed sunrises and sunsets. Another turn yields the base’s old church.

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San Francisco’s Planning Commission on Thursday advanced the massive redevelopment of Treasure Island by a 4-3 vote, approving the $1.5 billion project’s environmental impact report.

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When developers imploded the old Oak Knoll Naval Hospital last week, crowds cheered and veterans wept.

After all, the demolition appeared to be a major milestone in the grueling, exasperating, mind-numbingly complex transformation of the Bay Area's former military outposts.

It wasn't.