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I think Alameda Point should be modified because there are many abandoned buildings, and there should be extra room for schools, hospitals, stores, and additional residency. There are about one hundred abandoned buildings on Alameda Pointbecause nobody uses the buildings so they end up collecting rodents and insects, especially termites. Alameda is crowded the way it is and we need the additional space for more guises news buildings, stores, hospitals, and residency. More schools are needed in Alameda because the public schools are overflowing with students,and if there are more schools with less students there will be more one on one help, and the teachers can be more aware of the students social situations. Additional stores are necessary

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