Editor,

In my judgment, all of Donna M Bischoff’s letter (Dec. 19) is designed to undercut the plan that was created for developing Bay Meadows. The reality is that a citizens’ advisory committee did meet over a period of five years spending hundreds of hours. The advisory committee was small as it should have been. A large one would have been unruly and unproductive. Rather than focus on the size and those who attended, why does she not focus on what they produced? Members of the Sierra Club. Greenbelt Alliance, the League of Women Voters may or may not have attended, but they like many other organizations have endorsed the product. Let it also be clear that the citizens of San Mateo had an opportunity to speak before the advisory committee, before the San Mateo Planning Commission before it voted 4-1 to support the project and before the city council before they voted 5-0 to support the plan.

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