Foro comunitario de Menlo Park

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Interesting opinion piece in today’s Chronicle titled This rich California city is losing its mind over a housing project — and it shows why new rules are needed<https://www.sfchronicle.com/opinion/emilyhoeven/article/menlo-park-affordable-housing-20390001.php?utm_source=marketing&utm_medium=copy-ur...

Greetings to our Councilmembers, We are pleased that the time has come for a review of making Santa Cruz Ave. a 2-way street again. We spent some time reading Staff Report 25-090-CC this week. As in earlier notes to the council we remain firmly in favor of reopening the 600 block to 2-way vehi...

Council Members, I am writing IN SUPPORT of the downtown affordable housing project. Keeping downtown Menlo vibrant and young is critical for building a sustainable city. In a place where the gap between rich and poor has never been worse, downtown affordable housing assures that those that ser...

Dear City Council members and City Staff, Please find attached (and below) comments from Menlo Together related to evaluating the RFQ responses for producing affordable homes on downtown parking lots with a focus on the resident experience. Thank you! -Karen Grove on behalf of Menlo Together ...

Hello Council Members, I am writing in support of the renewal of the lease for the Menlo-Atherton Co-op, and to share my perspective on what a treasure this school is for the community. I myself attended the Co-op in the mid 1980s, and have always had fond memories of my time there, and the frie...

We oppose N17’s 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 misaligned with our state-approved housing plan that City leaders work...

Dear City Council, Many months ago, maybe even a year, I contacted the public works dept about the lake at Sharon Park being a cesspool of algae, grime and a sure fire breeding ground for mosquitos, as it was not active with its usual fountain, nor cleaning, nor attention. I cant remember what wa...

Greetings to the Menlo Park City Council, We are pleased to know that an agenda item at tonight’s meeting pertains to possibly revisiting the long term strategy regarding the 600 block of Santa Cruz Ave. We encourage the entire City Council to take up an open-minded discussion of the need for ...

Greetings, I read an article on p.6 of the Jan. 30 issue of the Daily Post titled “Council rethinks closed street after complaints”. I commend Mayor Combs for raising the issue since the northbound closure remains an eyesore and contributes to significant northbound traffic backups on Oak Grov...