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Hi Matt, I am Noopur Gupta, We are on haight st as well. I dont agree with the construction there as it is totally disproportionate. There is not enough space and ruining the aesthetics of the neighborhood and eventually our property values. We are surprised that how did it get even approve...
Dear Mayor Nash, Council members, and City Staff, Regarding staff report 26-119-CC, I support Option 1: Continue current design and advance PS&E With regard to the alternative designs proposed, the community expressed clear support for the current design -- a raised Class IV bikeway with p...
Dear Members of the City Council, We are writing as a resident of 224 Haight St to formally oppose the use permit and variances approved for the proposed new single family residence at 305 Haight St (APN 062-215-080) in the R 1 U zoning district. We are traveling internationally and are unable to...
Council members, Add this to your Feasibility Study! The feedback from voters is: Abandon the development of our parking plazas! Michael DeMoss Resident Sent from my iPhone
This voter opposition will be even greater if you move forward on designating our Parking Plazas as "Surplus Land". Remember this meeting? January 2025. Just the mention of Surplus Land filled the council chambers. Michael DeMoss Attorney Sent from my iPhone
For the meeting on July 14, 2026 I will save you time, money and trouble: Free Feasibility Study: The 3 developers proposals for Parking Plazas 1,2&3 are unacceptable ( NOT Feasible) based on these flaws: 1) All 3 require money, and or Waivers of fees, and one wants to use non union " "Cheap l...
The tables attached require that you stop spending tax payer money on feasibility analysis. The parking plazas are NOT needed to satisfy the State of California. Michael DeMoss Resident Sent from my iPhone
Hello, My name is Luiggi, and I’m the Branch Manager at Provident Credit Union. We’re looking for opportunities to become more involved in the Menlo Park community and wanted to reach out to see if the City maintains a calendar or list of upcoming community events where local organizations are ab...
Stop now. You are ABOVE the RHNA required number of units! Michael DeMoss Low-income RHNA capacity increased by 302 units to 727 units above the required RHNA, and above moderate-income capacity increased by 305 units to 2,067 units above the required RHNA, Sent from my iPhone
Stop, you do not need to develop the apartments on our parking plazas! Overall RHNA capacity and housing production After factoring in changes to pipeline projects and recent pending and approved projects described above, Table 4 (Attachment C) shows that total RHNA capacity increased from 5,832...
