US-Navy

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Following the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory's (LBNLLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory ) rejection, city staff is wasting no time in moving forward with Alameda Point planning. At a special joint meeting of the city council and Alameda Reuse and Redevelopment Authority (ARRAAlameda Reuse and Redevelopment Authority. The City Council acts in this capacity.) on Tuesday, Feb. 7, staff will present a zoning ordinance and general plan amendment aimed at clearly establishing the guidelines for future development.

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In June 2011, a crane accidentally dropped the Navy's A-4 Skyhawk while putting it back on its pylon at Alameda Point's Main Gate. People have various theories about what went wrong, but everyone close to the project would rather focus on the plane's re-restoration and return.

On Dec. 19, the fighter aircraft, on loan from the National Naval Aviation Museum in Pensacola, Fla., was placed back in its original spot — a fitting celebration to conclude the 2011 Centennial of Naval Aviation.

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This month, the Navy will be continuing their cleanup of Alameda Point with the chemical cleaning of the Seaplane Lagoon.

Navy cleaners will be removing sediments within the northwest corner of the Seaplane Lagoon that may contain harmful chemicals. They will also conduct post-cleanup sampling to confirm the effectiveness of the cleanup, dewater dredged sentiments, and then sample the dewatered sediments before properly disposing of them.

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The past year had some high points and low points in the cleanup process at Alameda Point. Added delays, including a pile-driving surprise, were balanced out by steady progress.

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The Navy has an ongoing cleanup program at sites throughout the former Naval Air Station (NASNaval Air Station) Alameda, also known as Alameda Point, in Alameda, California. This Fact Sheet provides information on one of these cleanup sites, including a description of the actions that will be taken to complete the cleanup.

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As part of the process to attract the Lawrence Berkeley National Lab (LBNLLawrence Berkeley National Laboratory ) Second
Campus to Alameda Point, Alameda Reuse and Redevelopment Authority (ARRAAlameda Reuse and Redevelopment Authority. The City Council acts in this capacity.) staff
and ARRA's private development partner, Alameda Point Lab Partners (APLP), met
with staff from the Department of the Navy (Navy) in San Diego on Thursday, June 16
2011 , to request a no-cost conveyance of the proposed 45-acre LBNL site at Alameda
Point. Alameda Point consists of 918 acres of the former Naval Air Station Alameda
(NASNaval Air Station Alameda). The ARRA's request was made pursuant to the NAS Alameda

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The Office of Economic Adjustment (OEAOptional Entitlement Application), under the Department of Defense , awarded
the City of Alameda $225 000 in funds on September 22 , 2011 , to prepare a detailed
economic development strategy for Alameda Point (Strategy). OEA is the Department of
Defense s field organization responsible for supporting local governments with military
closures. The Strategy will result in a cohesive and targeted approach to leveraging the
Alameda Reuse and Redevelopment Authority s (ARRAAlameda Reuse and Redevelopment Authority. The City Council acts in this capacity.) existing commercial tenant

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A complete survey of all buildings at Alameda Point, funded by the Navy, was completed in September 2011. It was carried out in order to make sure that all structures of historical significance where properly identified. The final document is over 1,800 pages.

Here is a summary of the report. Only the “Aerials” appendix in the sidebar has active links.