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RECOMMENDED ENFORCEMENT DECISION AND PROPOSED CEASE AND DESIST ORDER CCD2020.001.00, CITY OF OAKLAND (UNION POINT PARK) SCHUYLER OLSSON, COASTAL PROGRAM ANALYST MAY 21, 2020 UNION POINT PARK, OAKLAND May 21, 2020 2 SITE CONDITIONS IN 2005

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RECOMMENDED ENFORCEMENT DECISION AND PROPOSED CEASE AND DESIST ORDER CCD2020.001.00, CITY OF OAKLAND (UNION POINT PARK)

SCHUYLER OLSSON, COASTAL PROGRAM ANALYST MAY 21, 2020

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UNION POINT PARK, OAKLAND

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SITE CONDITIONS IN 2005

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Photo credit: Waterfront Action Photo credit: Waterfront Action

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SITE CONDITIONS IN 2019 (1 OF 4)

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SITE CONDITIONS IN 2019 (2 OF 4)

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SITE CONDITIONS IN 2019 (3 OF 4)

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SITE CONDITIONS IN 2019 (4 OF 4)

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BRIEF ENFORCEMENT CASE HISTORY

2018 – 2019: Staff-level enforcement efforts and Enforcement Committee

briefings

December 2, 2019: Staff issues two violation reports
March 12, 2020: Enforcement Committee unanimously votes to adopt

Proposed Order

March and April 2020: City of Oakland requests timeline extensions due to

COVID-19

April 22, 2020: Enforcement Committee unanimously votes to adopt revised

Order with extended timeline

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PROPOSED CEASE AND DESIST ORDER CCD2020.001.00:

SUMMARY OF KEY CONDITIONS

Establishment of Temporary Reprieve Zone for inhabitants (complete)
Closure of Reprieve Zone (September 1, 2020)
Encampment Prevention (Ongoing; plan due August 15, 2020)
Near- and Long-term Restoration and Maintenance Measures (August 2020

– April 2022)

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ENFORCEMENT COMMITTEE RECOMMENDATION

The Enforcement Committee recommends that the Commission adopt the proposed Cease and Desist Order No. CCD2020.001.00, requiring the City of Oakland to undertake measures necessary to remove unauthorized encampments in Union Point Park and restore the Park to its intended uses. Adopting the proposed Order would also require the City to maintain the Park in conformance with the Special Conditions in the Permits issued to the City and its co-permittees.

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