Doesn’t this ballot measure mean we will get toxic cleanup at Alameda Point?

The Navy’s cleanup program following base closure has been going on since the entire base was analyzed and mapped into cleanup zones, called sites. Around $300 million in federal money has been spent so far. A vigorous cleanup program is currently underway and headquartered at the Seaplane Lagoon. (See Image Gallery on this website.)

Elections are not required for the Navy to continue toxic cleanup of underground contamination. An election is also not required for a developer to demolish and haul away outdated and contaminated structures, or comply with state lead and asbestos abatement rules.