By Daniel Smith The first of a diverse collection of funding sources for Oakland's ambitious new housing plan was scheduled for City Council consideration on April 19, when the council was slated to create escalating developers fees that will reach $24,000 per unit in some parts of town. Titled “Oakland at Home,” the plan calls […]
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