But the October State of the City requirement would seem to benefit sitting mayors, especially one such as Quan who is facing a crowded field of competitors as she seeks re-election in November. Quan said through a spokesman that her State of the City is a time to take stock of the prior year and “set strong, concrete goals for job creation and public safety in the coming year.” And, she added, “I’ll be happy to provide an update in October.”. The nine-acre development approved by the City Council on Tuesday is part of the larger Hayward Cannery Area project, where housing has been phased in since 2001. As envisioned then, the 370-acre area would have 800 to 950 dwellings.

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