Please see attached letter to Menlo Park City Council. Brian Westcott Brian J Westcott Ph.D. President and CEO Intelligent Structures, Inc. 750 Menlo Ave Ste 18 Menlo Park, California 94025 bwestcott@intellistruct.com Office : 650-854-4255 Cell : 415-672-4240 [cid:image001.jpg@01DBD856.87EFAC20]
Dear Council members, I am thinking about the comment from a Menlo Park voter about what the apartments will actually be like: 1) looking out my new apartment window to the west I see a 5 to 8 story parking ramp. 2) looking South, North and East I see black top roofs with Air Conditioners, 3) I...
City Council Members: I hope you read Former Mayor Schmidts Opinion in todays Post, and follow his excellent leadership. Rubye Menlo Park Resident for 30 years and counting
Dear City Council, I helped collect signatures to get the hostile takeover of our parking lots on the ballot. We got them! I am so pleased. There are much better places to put public housing, we now have a good list. I hope you will use it. Both the merchants and the customers need the...
Sunday June 8, I spent the afternoon volunteering at the Save Downtown Parking booth, collecting many more enthusiastic signatures. Each council member should sit quietly at our booth and JUST LISTEN. Here is what you would have heard today: "The whole idea is a Disaster!", "I dont live in Menl...
Dear Menlo Park council members, Thank you for considering the amendments to the 2022 California Building Standards Code that will include heat pump space heating instead of air conditioners, air conditioners with energy efficiency measures, and expanded energy efficiencies for single family a...
Please install removable bollards. R. Brill, Menlo Park resident and patron of businesses on the 600 block of Santa Cruz Avenue. Sent from my iPhone
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I don't understand how the Planning Commission/City Council allowed the developer to build the monstrosity located at 765 University Dr. It is completely out of balance with the homes/duplex in the immediate area. Even the newer homes built in the 800 block show style. Secondly, we live at 875 Unive...
This project should be shelved until the architectural issues raised by the neighbors are addressed and the PPB policy can be sorted out. Peter Carpenter Sent from my iPhone Received on Sat Jun 22 2019 - 10:03:49 PDT
