I applaude the including of a % of affordable/low-imcome apartments, but would like to see 20% and a specific low-income level listed, as "affordable, below market" is usually woefully out of reach for low-income, minimum wage workforce families. I would further add that I would like to see Menlo Park not consider any developments of office space until we meet an acceptable level of truly low-income housing to bring us up to state requirements or better-than, so that we can restore economic diversity in our community, where workers don't have to drive for an hour or more to get to work, and to include in that requirement, teacher's housing. Judy Adams Menlo Park homeowner, family of 2 Received on Mon Jan 13 2020 - 11:51:17 PST
