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According to the Daily Journal today, Caltrain will inform us at the January 18th council meeting how they have solved the parking problem which "allows all parties to maintain parking at current levels". I hope they have helped the small businesses backing on to the tracks.
As far as Harvey is concerned, there is a huge empty old cars-for-sale parking lot on California and Bayswater. Let's hope he can use that for his cars.
– Written by Fiona
I sure hope this one is an improvement over the draft that was posted on this site. It is troubling that Caltrain develops these plans without first indicating to the community what they have planned. This would have saved lots of time.
I believe Caltain did post their plans for the public to see. I attended two public meetings and there were several others I did not attend. That’s precicely why Caltrain has gone back to revise their plan. I wish others who have plans for development or redevelopment in town listened to the community. Now let’s see how the revisions have gone and, if neccessary, tell them to revise it again until the community is best served.
I went to the same meetings, and those plans were presented as finished products, even though they said they were asking for input. I wish they had discussed, in advance, the closure of the east/west access, both by car and pedestrian. Now the project seems to be steered by parkiing issues, and it seems very backwards to me.
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