Alameda Mayor Marie Gilmore Makes the Case for Bringing Berkeley Lab to Alameda Point
Alameda is offering the land for free, giving the lab 45
acres of prime shoreline property with unobstructed panoramic bay views. While
the Richmond field station, another site finalist, is already a part of the
University of California's real estate portfolio, our offer allows UC to retain
its
Richmond asset for future development.
Third, the lab can control the pace of development, as the
project unfolds and funding becomes available -- something only a public
landowner can provide.
Excerpt from Friday, September 23, 2011, Alameda Journal My Word commentary.
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