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The wooden boxes that were placed as temporary barriers for the B Street Promenade/Mall were on wheels and so not at all protective of the pedestrians on the mall.

The current improvements, permanently placed due to the Council approving the Mall becoming permanently an open pedestr…

I am happy to hear that San Mateo's Council is moving forward with establishing an Ordinance and policies to facilitate inventory-updating, review of proposed demos and alterations to designated historic buildings, and the creation of a citizen-based commission to help guide decision-maki…

I agree with joebob91. And a Residential Parking Program if it's a necessity to get the City's privatized enforcers to have authority to "police" the street with ticketing AND towing. We need clearly marked parking stalls for sure. Why not tackle that first??

Rick Bonilla is correct, this time. Via prompt Facebook posts of multiple videos which were narrated and verified, frame by frame, one can see what actually transpired as far as the driver turning to avoid the ICE GUN-HOLDER.

In the past, I did not have much praise for Mr Bonilla's …

Dick. That's exactly one of my points. Anti usually sinks parties and candidates. Providing a vision is much more effective. Unfortunately, our Congressman Mullen trumpets transportation funding as a priority of HIS, front page of July 18, 2025 Journal. Did he take the time to ask US what…

T.Y. You mean the party where you feel free to share your own name in public postings? Not seeing that yet, if you're demonstrating a reason to switch. Btw, could you please include links to your signed letters please? I'd like to learn more.

JustMike650 I like your comments always. How about submitting a letter yourself? Did you see Jon Mays' column of April 11, 2025 about historic priorities? It discussed this specific house. Thanks for the Google street view link, btw. It would be helpful if it could be incorporated in futu…

Thanks Karen for your dedication to finding workable solutions to the Forest/Urbanization interface. I agree that public agencies need to act to protect California's natural heritage.

Rubber-stamping more commercial buildings, without requiring that those developers and commercial b…

Thanks for identifying additional reasons why Measure T should be rejected, in its proposed form.

Outside influence, State mandates would subvert our local decision-making and lead to a loss of our unique City of San Mateo.

Los Angeles-ization of California is NOT what we need…

2 NO votes on Measure T can be expected here.

State funding to ensure creation of affordable housing would be the Carrot that is needed, to accompany the State's Stick mandating any type of mass housing.

Until that occurs, San Mateo residents need to maintain the continued aff…