Editor,

On Feb. 8, the Redwood City Council will be reviewing a proposal to redevelop Sequoia Station. Residents consistently ask for more housing, yet the developer proposes a 1.25 million square foot office complex with a deficient amount of housing. It’s equivalent the Salesforce Tower in San Francisco! The offices could bring more than 6,000 new workers to downtown. Proposed housing will only be 500 to 600 units. This is on top of the massive housing crisis we face today. Plus, there is a proposed or approved backlog of approved office space in town of an additional 4 million square feet. The council needs to defer consideration on Sequoia Station until a new Downtown Plan is in place. The process is underway and would comprehend:

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