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To the Menlo Park City Council and Assemblyman Marc Berman, The proposed development at 80 Willow Road is very concerning, and I realize you all are under a lot of pressure from the developer "N17" and the State Attorney Generals office to give it the go ahead ... Right Now! Please step back ...
Please read the substack (copied below) by Olga Lautman: https://olgalautman.substack.com/p/why-is-the-son-of-medvedevs-alleged?utm_c ampaign=post-expanded-share &utm_medium=...
To the Mayor, Vice Mayor and City Council Members, My husband and I have owned our home and raised our family at 54 Willow Road since 2002. While I agree with the addition of affordable housing (so long as the units truly remain designated for affordable housing), the development project proposed ...
Dear Mayor Nash, City Council, and Staff, I am writing in strong support of Agenda Item J2 and the resolution to make the Coleman Avenue Pilot project permanent (Staff Report #26-151-CC). Bicycle safety is critical for families making the decision about whether they feel comfortable having t...
Dear Menlo Park city council, I’m writing to share my opposition to N17s proposal for a multi-tower mini-city planned for 80 Willow Road. With three towers measuring a staggering 39, 33, and 18 stories tall, the proposed development is wildly out of scale for Menlo Park, and is grossly misal...
Mayor Taylor and City Council, I am one of the Safe Routes to School Co Chairs for Laurel Elementary. With our split campuses, many of our families use Coleman as a route to Lower and/or Upper Campus. I receive regular emails and calls from parents who are scared/outraged/bewildered by driver ...
We all know that this project is out of scale for the area. A high rise in an area with only 2 story residential houses and offices. Absurd! Also this is adjacent to San Franscisquito Creek so I would think it would not pass an Environmental Impact Review. Where are the environmentalists on this ...
Sent from my iPhone How can you even think of approving the construction on Middlefield and Willow Road. One of the busiest if not, the busiest intersections in our whole city. I don’t know whose interest our council is supporting, but certainly not the interest of the people who live here. Rhoda Kaplan Millie Avenue
Dear Board of Supervisors, I am a resident of the Burgess Classics neighborhood in Linfield Oaks. Once again our outcry that District 3 has been the epicenter of Menlo Park development, and somehow savior of the RNHA, has reached epic proportions. USGS, Parkline and Sunset have made this corner o...
City Council Members, The project proposed for 80 Willow Rd will draw large amounts of resources including, electrical power, fresh water, and will add chaos to the streets in Menlo Park extending to "alternate route" seekers crossing town to 280. Surrounding towns will feel the darknes...
