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Dear City Council Members and Staff, Thank you for your approval of the Parkline/SRI project. I look forward to the results! Sincerely, Peri Caylor 164 Stone Pine Lane
Dear Mayor Combs, Vice Mayor Nash and members of City Council, The approval of the Parkline project is critical and long overdue. I urge you to approve the project and keep it moving forward. Parkline has many benefits for Menlo Park, including: - 800 new homes, including substanti...
To the city Council, and City Manager Ahead of the September 30th meeting, please review this summary of the MOU assessment and actual execution delays from City in completing this project. Changing the MOU is actually creates worse outcome at this point because the City is understaffed to c...
Thank you for your note Justin. I see the project page — will you also kindly update the data on the page to reflect the $$ spent so far on the projects “landscaping planning” effort. The note on the page does not reflect the delays — the previous context said Project Construction would bein...
On Tuesday, September 2, 2025, at 11:24 AM, Aram James wrote: --- FYI: Hi Riley, Thank you for your response; I appreciate it. I have an idea we could discuss. It involves the Safe Parking Program from Santa Barbara, which includes a comprehensive counseling center called New Beginnin...
Dear City Council Members, As a city resident who envisions a bike- and pedestrian-friendly community built at human scale, I urge you to support the building of affordable housing downtown. As a climate change activist, I also ask that you require project designs to incorporate ...
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...
