Here are responses I received from staff regarding the questions I raised prior to the meeting. The corresponding questions are shown in italics. Since we’re
You can find the agenda these questions and suggestions refer to at http://www.epackets.net/sirepub/mtgviewer.aspx?meetid=1864&doctype=AGENDA. I’ve noted the agenda item number in parentheses. (8f, 10d) Since we’re
Some recent decisions by the Council raised questions about how green the City will continue to be. While I can’t speak for the Council, I
Greg Rubens, the City’s general counsel, sent me the following email in reply to my questions about referendums. Mark. Thank you for posing these questions
Last night the Council approved a reduced scale Transit Village on a 4 to 1 vote. I was the dissenter, primarily because I believe the
I typically spend several hours prepping with staff for each of our Council meetings. That way I don’t have to get all of my questions
Questions I emailed to Greg Rubens, our City Attorney, regarding a potential referendum to overturn a Council decision about the Transit Village. Greg, Given interest
This op ed piece I wrote was published last Friday in the Palo Alto Daily Post. As we move into our second month since major
The ultimate size of projects like the Transit Village always end up reflecting a balance between economic pressures striving to make them bigger and community
Next Monday Senator Jerry Hill will hold a public hearing in the San Carlos City Council Chambers on gas pipeline safety. If you are able
