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Published in the Palo Alto Daily Post June 9, 2025 Pitting housing vs. parking (Post article June 4, 2025) misses the mark. Menlo Park can have both housing and downtown parking but not in the same location. The issue is polarizing. The arguments on both sides are compelling. The City needs a...
Dear City Council Members, As a Menlo Park resident who has expressed support for the Caltrain corridor Quiet Zone, I object to the effort to stop its implementation due to budget constraints. The community and council have worked together on this effort to improve our community for everyone who ...
Dear Menlo Park City Council, I have just heard that Menlo Park plans to eliminate the Caltrain Quiet Zones from its current budget planning. If true, this is outrageous, unacceptable and does not represent the feelings/desires of a large portion of the tax-paying residents! For many year...
Please keep working to employ the quiet zone initiative TO INSURE IT STAYS ALIVE —unnecessary horns blowing morning , noon and night are intrusive , bothersome and annoying to us . We’re taxpayers and should not have to put up with this.Otherwise Menlo Park is a nice and should be a quiet place to l...
Dear MP city council, Please continue to implement the Quiet Zone Project as we have already incurred costs for studying, engineering, and pushing for the project. If we were to abandon the project, all our efforts including the already incurred cost would be in vain. Thank you for your ti...
Dear City Council Members, As a Menlo Park resident and voter, I am deeply concerned by the last-minute proposal to remove the Quiet Zone project from the city’s five-year budget plan. This initiative has long been a priority for those of us who live near the Caltrain corridor. The ongoing ...
Dear Mayor and City Council Members, I am writing as a concerned Menlo Park resident to express my strong support for keeping the Quiet Zone project in the City’s five-year budget plan. The Quiet Zone is not just a neighborhood amenity—it is a critical quality-of-life improvement that will ben...
We dont need the train noise. Its horrible. I cant believe you are considering such a budget move. Whats wrong with you guys? Randy Eyler 179 Stone Pine Lane
Hi City Council I was informed this evening by a neighbor that she learned that the City plans to eliminate the Quiet Zone from its budget planning. Is that correct? If so, I find that displeasing and unacceptable. Residents have been advocating for a Quiet Zone for years, and the engine...
I am concerned that the parking lot project will incur numerous delays which are unacceptable to the State authorities. I propose that the Council request city staff to immediately identify a potential future housing site. Such a site could be smaller and in a less controversial location, and it w...