What is your vision for the future of Alameda Point, and what are three steps you would take to implement that vision?

My vision of Alameda Point is to minimally develop until a feasible solution for congestion is addressed. A vast majority of residents on the West end are concerned about congestion related to additional development. Their concern of this matter is warrantable. Traffic exiting the island during rush hour is substantial. Additionally, with an accident in the Posey tube during rush hour it takes at least an hour to get off the island. Plus the tunnels are old, and that should not be left out of the equation of further development. "I'm not saying I don't want development, I want development so the city can prosper and grow"! I'm just advising caution should be taken on the decisions of increased congestion. I am for the progress already outlined for the point, and I believe future development should continue.

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Do you think there are unmet housing needs in Alameda? If so, what are they and how would you address them?
I feel the housing needs are minimal at this point. I am not feeling that people who desire to live in Alameda cant find a residence. If you have a little patience in this instantaneous society, an opportunity opens up and desire can be met. The only shortage of residences I notice is in the rental quadrant at this time. And that has a direct relation to the economy and the housing collapse. Of course this is where some people would want to plug up Alameda Point with rental and housing units, I have to refer to my views of question #2 and take the cautionary route.