Today, Governor Schwarzenegger signed SB375. This bill is an anti-sprawl bill that dovetails into AB32, the state’s landmark climate protection legislation encouraging communities to build smarter and decrease sprawl.
The Governor finally signed SB1093 yesterday, the Water Emergency Transportation Authority bill. SB1093 was a clean up bill that rectifies many of the problems with the original ridiculous bill that was secretly rushed through the State Senate in four days.
SunCal's development will be going to the ARRA for acceptance soon. SD&R clarifies more confusion being drummed up in the community.
The new school year begins and Crossing Guards are not where they used to be.
Now that the city’s Climate Protection task force has done its work (which I’m pretty sure means that Alameda has successfully dealt with all of its climate protection issues) and collected its accolades (Innovation in Green Community Planning – Award of Merit from the American Planning Association – Northern California Chapter), it’s time to...
The Central Avenue bike network finally works the way it should. Light detectors at High Street.
The Alameda Point Task Force will hold it's first real meeting on Wednesday, August 27th. Now is the time to give input, ask questions about the plans, and help shape the future (ooooh!)
A hearing on the Transportation Master Plan will be held Monday, (8/25) at City Hall.
SunCal takes another step forward....maybe. And would we build more traffic lanes in Alameda if we knew it would cause more traffic?
At the Fernside Traffic Calming meeting, the results are in....do almost nothing.
