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Dear Menlo Park City Council Members, My husband and I sincerely appreciate your dedication to our city and the extensive research conducted for the State Housing Element, which has now been accepted. Given this, we believe that reopening the Housing Element is unnecessary. Regarding potential...
There are several sites along Santa Cruz avenue - the former Pharmaca site and further down the street near Wells Fargo - have these sites been considered for low income housing with retail on the lower level and housing on the upper levels? Are these sites eligible to be considered for low income ...
Dear Menlo Park City Council, I have lived and/or worked in Menlo Park/Atherton for over 55 years. I am a property owner on Crane Street, downtown. My building has a mix of office and retail uses. I am categorically opposed to converting downtown parking plazas to housing, as it would drasti...
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Dear Menlo Park City Council - Following are questions or issues for Downtown parking redevelopment. Please think about them along with the RFQ and the current project process. Overall the RFQ is worded broadly enough for a range of creative and even candid responses. Some exceptions are note...
Dear Mayor Combs and Council members, Please turn your attention to the SRI project. The SRI Parkline proposal includes over a million square feet of new office space. Big mistake! Make that housing instead! If we figure 1,000 sq ft per Affordable Housing unit, we could put 1,000 of tho...
Dear Mayor Combs and Council members, Some of you expressed fear over being potentially hit with another “Builder’s Remedy” if you don’t hurry up with affordable housing projects such as the one proposed in the downtown parking lots that the community of residents and our Mom & Pop businesses sou...
Dear City Council: Menlo Park is undeniably one of the priciest places to live. My family and I have been lucky enough to own a home in the Lorelei Manor neighborhood since 2004. Over the past two decades, we’ve watched as home and rental prices have skyrocketed, all while the housing stock west ...
Menlo Park has done a fantastic job of managing redevelopment over the past decade. I expect and hope it will continue to do so in the near future. The El Camino corridor has seen many significant improvements. Dead and dying auto dealer lots have turned into successful projects with public spa...
Dear City Council: Menlo Park is one of the most expensive areas to live in. My family and I are fortunate to own a home in the Lorelei Manor neighborhood since 2004. During our 20 years as residents of this community we have seen home prices and rent prices go up with minimal expansion of the ...
