The Public Trust (aka
"tidelands trust"), a provision of constitutional law that guides
uses of waterways and certain waterfront properties.
Our
interactive waterfront access map
that
shows opportunities for public access
to
our waterfront.
Our
interactive waterfront history map
that shows the rich history of our region's
shoreline areas.
Public transportation
at our waterfront.
Interesting signage
along our waterfront.
Other organizations
providing waterfront support, regulation, and services.
The League of Women Voters
Waterfront Study, a seminal document that provided the
foundations for the Estuary Policy Plan.
Horace Carpentier,
first mayor of Oakland, and a key figure in the city's waterfront
history.
The early history of Oakland's
waterfront, as chronicled by WPA-era authors.
Life on the Waterfront: And an Estuary Runs Through It, a
glimpse of estuary history and life published in Alameda Magazine,
January 2010.
The Alameda America's Cup
Committee's efforts to highlight Alameda's waterfront opportunities
and its involvement in support of San Francisco's hosting of the
34th America's Cup.
