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Fixing Problems in Initiative
Point:
If the majority of voters adopt Measure BSunCal's ballot measure to redevelop Alameda Point. It was defeated by a vote of 85 to 15 percent on February 2, 2010. , which includes a development agreement, after the election another agreement (a DDADisposition and Development Agreement) can remedy the concerns raised by the opponents and city staff.
Counterpoint:
A voter-approved development agreement trumps any later agreement (DDADisposition and Development Agreement) in the event of a dispute. Also, the developer—not the city—controls the ability to amend the development agreement, and it is unlikely that the developer would choose to relinquish its financial and other benefits.
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