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Alameda

Alameda · week of October 24, 2026

Planning Commission approves South Shore Beach and Tennis Club Planned Development Amendment, 4–0

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What changed in Alameda

Development activity

  • South Shore Beach and Tennis Club Planned Development Amendment

    410 West Line Drive and 936 Shore Point Court

    A request to amend an existing 1971 planned development to convert commercial space into 16 residential units and exempt ADUs from unit caps.

    approved (4-0) · still approved

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Also discussed

  • Downtown Commercial Zoning Modernization

    The city is updating outdated zoning rules for Park and Webster streets to help fill empty storefronts. The changes let more types of businesses open without a lengthy conditional use permit, making it easier for small mom-and-pop shops to set up downtown.

    What it means: Local business owners, downtown property owners, and shoppers.

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  • South Shore Commercial-to-Residential Conversion

    The planning board approved converting unused commercial space at the South Shore Beach and Tennis Club into 16 new residential units. While city staff supported the housing addition, several residents raised serious concerns about ongoing property management issues, broken elevators, rodent problems, and bright sports court lighting.

    What it means: The property owner and future residents of the new housing units.

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