Foro comunitario de Menlo Park

Dear City Council Members, I find it incredible that the city is even considering the N17 proposal for development of 80 Willow Rd, which would entail serious problems for our neighborhood. An environmental impact report should be required, to independently evaluate issues such as traffic, park...

Dear City Council, Park Lane’s proposed increase of 280 residential to almost 1,100 units really breaks the camel’s back for the Linfield Oaks community. These 1,000 units combined with the 650+ units in the USGS redevelopment plan (Planning Commission study session on USGS campus re...

Dear Mayor Nash, Members of the Menlo Park 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). As a Menlo Park parent of two school-age children and someone who regularly tra...

Dear Members of the Menlo Park City Council, I am writing to urge the city to continue its careful review of the proposed project for 80 Willow Road, rather than be pressured into rushing to approval of the project. Please host a public hearing before making a decision, and explore legal option...

Mayor Nash, Vice Mayor Wise, and Councilmembers Combs, Schmidt, and Taylor I spoke at the June 23rd meeting, asking Council to agendize the El Camino Real Phase 1 quick-build protected bikeway from Sand Hill Road to Middle Avenue. Im writing to renew that ask. The Complete Streets Commission...

Hi Collette & Jennifer - As another follow-up to our meeting in April… I’d like to invite you to come out and experience The Downtown Los Altos First Friday Year-round music festival first hand. I have been co-chair of this event for the past 13 years. The event t draws from all over the Bay...

Dear Mayor Nash and Council Members, Ahead of tonights downtown housing study session, Im sharing a brief policy proposal on adaptive parking design for the three proposals before you. The core idea: the parking structures in these proposals will operate through the mid-2060s — well past th...

Councilmembers and Staff— First, thank you to the staff for the substantial work modernizing the old NTMP framework into a more data-driven and equitable Slow Streets Program. Removing the petition requirement, streamlining implementation, and aligning with Vision Zero are meaningful improveme...

Dear Councilmembers and City Staff Three questions to test whether the current criteria capture the highest risk: 1) When sidewalks are missing, and people must walk in the roadway, where is that risk scored? On segments like College Ave, pedestrians, seniors, and cyclists are routinely in...

Dear Mayor and Councilmembers, I’m writing as a Allied Arts resident to ask that Safe Routes remain a top FY 2026–27 priority, and that the City identify El Camino Real as a signature corridor for measurable safety improvements. Framing this as a quick-build pilot paired with a PID-ready cor...