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Adoption of Resolution Declaring Nine Project Sites at Alameda Point, Including Building 2, Building 22, Building 24, Building 41, Building 44, Building 114, Building 168, Building 169 and Building 170 to be Exempt from the Surplus Land Act; and
Adoption of Resolution Declaring Nine Project Sites at Alameda Point, Including Building 2, Building 22, Building 24, Building 41, Building 44, Building 114, Building 168, Building 169 and Building 170, Exempt from the Surplus Land Act and Authorizing the Acting Interim City Manager, or Designee, to Comply with the Surplus Land Act Procedures Related to the Properties Notwithstanding Their Exempt Status. (Community Development 29061822)
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To: Honorable Mayor and Members of the City Council
EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
The State of California amended the Surplus Land Act (SLA), which changes became effective January 2020. The SLA, as amended, prescribes a process for local governments and agencies to dispose of surplus property. Although staff believes that the recently amended SLA may not be applicable to property that was transferred to the City of Alameda (City) pursuant to the Defense Base Realignment and Closure Act of 1990 (BRAC) process as explained below, staff is recommending, in an abundance of caution, that City Council approve issuing Notices of Availability to Sell or Lease for nine project sites at Alameda Point, including Building 2, Building 22, Building 24, Building 41, Building 44, Building 114, Building 168, Building 169, and Building 170, under the SLA (collectively, the Available Sites). Exhibits 3-11 depict each Project Site.
Following the completion of the SLA process, if the property remains available, staff will return to City Council to obtain direction on the sale or lease of each property and the process to be used for each such disposition.
BACKGROUND
Broadly speaking, the SLA, as amended by Assembly Bill ("AB") 1486 of 2019, is intended to make public lands available for certain public us...
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