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Update on the Parkline project at SRIJanuary 22, 2023
On Monday, January 23, Menlo Park’s Planning Commission will study an update to the Parkline project at the SRI site in a central location in the city, walking distance from downtown shops and services, parks and transit. The updated proposal incorporates feedback from numerous residents who advocated last spring for … Continue reading "Update on the Parkline project at SRI"
Environmental Justice and the Case for a Stronger Housing ElementJanuary 11, 2023
On Thursday, January 12, at 7pm, Menlo Park’s Planning and Housing Commissions will meet together to review the draft Housing Element before sending their recommendations to City Council. Menlo Park’s Housing Element is in its final stages–it will likely be adopted by City Council before the end of January. But … Continue reading "Environmental Justice and the Case for a Stronger Housing Element"
Our city needs a realistic and equitable plan for housing over the next decadeJanuary 10, 2023
Every eight years, the state requires each city to update its plan for new housing at all income levels (this is called a “Housing Element”). Your personal story and input is a powerful way to influence the process to ensure Menlo Park’s housing plan is robust and fair. It’s time … Continue reading "Our city needs a realistic and equitable plan for housing over the next decade"
Menlo Park voters soundly reject Measure VNovember 26, 2022
As of November 17, with approximately 80% of the votes counted, No on V prevailed in every single council district and nearly every precinct citywide. Menlo Together participated with multi-faceted coalition of local and regional stakeholders who organized, canvassed, phone-banked, educated friends and neighbors, hosted gatherings, recruited volunteers, delivered signs, … Continue reading "Menlo Park voters soundly reject Measure V"