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Dear Mayor and Council Members, Im writing about the Slow Streets Program on tonights agenda. I applaud the Citys effort to address the safety of our streets. I ask that additional input and outreach be sought by Staff from residents in the form of community meetings to get further input and buy-i...
Hello City Council, I am unable to attend the CC meeting tonight, but I wanted to voice my strong support for the Slow Streets Program that Staff is presenting to you tonight. For several years, its been clear that the serious flaws in the design of the NTMP have stalled progress to evaluat...
Hello City Council and Staff Thank you for serving our city and considering an update to the old NTMP program. My comments on this item: 1. The NTMP has been suspended for 4+ years and todays meeting is still just a study session. This is unacceptable. For example folks on my street have be...
Menlo Park should do the same as the Oakland City Council just did (see link below). Rather than "plan" (delay) for another 5 years until 2032, Oakland simply accepted SB 79 upzoning and extended it a bit further (providing a "slope" rather than a "cliff" at residential building heights). http...
Dear Mayor and Council Members, Im writing about the Slow Streets Program on tomorrows agenda. I support addressing the citys highest-risk streets. That work is necessary and should always be an ongoing part of any citys operations — identifying dangerous streets and fixing them. A Slow Streets ...
Dear Mayor and Council Members, Im writing about the Slow Streets Program on tomorrows agenda. Resident traffic safety requests have predicted where injuries later occur, often months or years before collision data catches up. That makes resident input the citys best proactive safety signal. The ...
On Mon, Mar 9, 2026 at 5:35 PM Dr. Rubye Cervelli wrote: > When a city council proposes raising property taxes, residents generally > have several paths for recourse, ranging from political participation to > individual legal appeals. > > *1. Participate in the Legisl...
When a city council proposes raising property taxes, residents generally have several paths for recourse, ranging from political participation to individual legal appeals. *1. Participate in the Legislative Process * City councils are typically required to hold public meetings before enacti...
*California has 40,000 affordable housing units ready to break ground. One setback is holding them up- NO MONEY.* *see attached*
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