Editor,

A recent article in the Daily Journal described the demise of the Fish Market Restaurant along the water in San Mateo to be replaced by 74 high-priced townhouses and now it’s the Mariners Point Golf Course that’s being proposed.

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Terence Y

Mr. Isoardi - thanks for the letter. Demolishing the Fish Market and building a multi-story mixed-use building wouldn’t be so bad if they allowed the Fish Market to use the bottom floor to remain a Fish Market (with very good filtration). However, I don’t know of too many 9-hole golf courses you can play indoors. Simulators don’t count – you can’t simulate the feeling when someone yells “Fore!” and hear, and see, a golf ball whizzing by your head. BTW, didn’t you suggest converting office buildings into housing? That’s a great idea. Who wouldn’t want to live in one of the Oracle towers off 101? Sure, you take on a risk similar to the Miami condo that recently fell down, but the Oracle towers have made it through a few earthquakes and aren’t sinking and leaning like the Millennium Tower in SF.

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