April 27, 2004 > City of Fremont Properties for Sale? Parks or Profits?

The following is a summary of city properties that were presented to the council on March 16, 2004. Consideration of these parcels, the bulk of Fremont's saleable "land bank," was viewed as a source of revenue to augment ailing general funds and possibly fund the downtown project. This is a basic summary only.

Location	Acreage	Issues	Possible Disposition
Canyon Heights	4.9	Environmental	Single Family Residential
Central Park	2.32	Parkland Inventory	Residential/Mixed Use
Corporation Yard	4.52	Environmental	Multi-Family Residential
Palm Avenue Park	19.81	Parkland Inventory	Single Family Residential
Paseo Padre/Parkmeadow	5.21	Geologic Hazards	Single Family Residential
Peralta/Dusterberry	3.62	Parkland Inventory	Residential
Rancho Higuera	4.65	Residential Zoning	Single Family Residential
State Street	6.09	Downtown	Downtown Commercial
Weibel Site	4.86	Geologic Hazards	Single Family Residential
Fire Station #6	.22	Wait 3-5 years	Commercial/Mixed Use
Fire Station #8	.15	Build new station	Single Family Residence
G Street	.30	Parkland Inventory	Single Family Residences
Municipal Parcel	40	Dev Agreement	Use for Parkland Inventory
Patterson School	.17	Access, Utility	Single Family Residential
Rte 84: Isherwood	28.58	General Plan	Rte. 84 determination
Rte 84: Decoto	9.5	General Plan	Rte. 84 determination
Stevenson & Eureka	2	Dev Agreement	Municipal Use