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Results wil be
presented to the City Council on September 23, 2003.
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The City Council
will review the results of the informational public meeting
on Tuesday, October 22, 2002.
Public Notice
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Project History:
In the summer and fall of 2000 the
City of Menlo Park held a series of public meetings to discuss
traffic and related issues on Santa Cruz Ave. As a result
of those meetings the City Council authorized two projects,
short-term and long-term improvements.
- The short-term improvements were
finalized in June 2002 with final evaluation scheduled for
January 2003
- Long-term improvements to address
pedestrian, traffic and landscaping needs is currently being
launched.
Long-Term Project Description:
This project will design and implement
long-term improvements to Santa Cruz Avenue from University
Avenue to Oakdell Avenue.
Potential improvements being considered:
- Sidewalks
- Curb extensions and median islands
- Landscaping
- Bike lanes
- Traffic signals
- Lighted crosswalks
- Utilities undergrounding
- On-street parking
Public feedback will be considered
in the final design.
Current Status:
- The City has hired the consulting
firm of Rajappan & Meyer to assist staff in preparing
a conceptual design and identifying potential funding sources.
- A design review committee has been
formed consisting of interested residents, staff members,
commissioners and council members.
Becky Galvez (resident), Charles
Bourne (resident)
Bob Creamer (resident), Jim Harvey (resident)
Jym Clendenin (resident), Mary Gilles (resident)
Horace Nash (resident), Gwen Solomon (resident)
Glen Long (Transportation Commissioner)
Joe Fantuzzi (Bicycle Commissioner)
Nicholas Jellins (Council Member)
Chuck Kinney (Council Member), Jamal Rahimi (staff)
Rene Baile (Staff)
- Several meetings have been held
to review the existing conditions along Santa Cruz Avenue
and consider potential improvements.
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Last Updated 09/18/2003
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