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April 2019
In December 2018, the Alameda County Registrar of Voters certified the Open Space Initiative had gathered the required number of signatures to be placed on a future ballot. The signature gathering cost $15,000 and was primarily paid for by Cardoza Properties (owner of the strip mall at Webster and Central) and Crown Harbor HOA.
In January, 2019, City Council approved putting the initiative on the ballot by calling a special election for April, 9 2019. The cost for the special election will be over $500,000. In addition, placed the City Council placed the Caring Alameda Act on the ballot.
Here is the summary of voting data for the election.
Here are ballot arguments for the two measures on the April 9th ballot.
Argument in Favor of Measure A
Rebuttal to Argument in Favor of Measure A
Rebuttal to Argument Against Measure A
First Pre Election Filing for the We Care Alameda Yes on Measure A/No on B
Second Pre Election Filing for the We Care Alameda Yes on Measure A/No on B
Argument in Favor of Measure B
Rebuttal to Argument in Favor of Measure B
Rebuttal to Argument Against Measure B
First Pre Election Filing for the Friends of Crab Cove
Second Pre Election Filing for the Friends of Crab Cove
Crab Cove Friends Facebook Page
| Pre Election VBM Ballots | Ballot Box Votes | Post Ballot Box VBMs | Total Votes | |
| Measure A Yes Votes | 5998 | 1601 | 3133 | 10732 |
| Measure A No Votes | 5218 | 1424 | 2972 | 9614 |
| Measure B No Votes | 6277 | 1679 | 3348 | 11304 |
| Measure B Yes Votes | 4824 | 1328 | 2686 | 8838 |
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