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Independent review and analysis of Redwood Life, a proposed biotech development in Redwood Shores, CA
NEW! Bayshore Life Plan
NEW! Bayshore Life Plan
We are calling on the City to include this alternative development scenario in the Environmental Impact Report, alongside the existing Specific Plan and the applicant's proposal. Our alternative avoids significant impacts while meeting identified project objectives. Residents deserve to see a full range of options — and decision-makers deserve the opportunity to choose a path that works for everyone.
Traffic
Traffic
5,000 to 13,000 new employees
Building Heights
Building Heights
Developer is requesting to build buildings up to 120 feet tall, not including height from new fill
This animation overlays the 1st plan proposed "N12" building over existing 3800 Bridge Pkwy. N12 is much closer to neighbors and is almost 3 times taller
setbacks
setbacks
1st proposed project plan indicate up to 70% setback reduction
Construction Timeline
Construction Timeline
25 years of demolition and construction over 7 phases
Bio Labs Focused
Bio Labs Focused
Biotech offices, laboratories, and vivariums
Landfill
Landfill
Site of a closed, unlined, flood-prone and state monitored landfill
Environment
Environment
Directly adjacent to the Redwood Shores Ecological Reserve, part of the California Department of Fish and Wildlife Land and home to over 170 species
Levees and Sea and groundwater rise
Levees and Sea and groundwater rise
As discharger of a known toxic site, regardless of Redwood Life project approval, PGIM-Longfellow must protect the "receiving" waters of the state
Hotel
Hotel
New 104 room hotel, but not planned until the last development phase, Redwood City will not gain revenue from it until at least 2052
Plan Redwood Life
Plan Redwood Life
The questionable "city led" planning and environmental review
Location
Location
Redwood Life is located in Redwood Shores, CA, 94065
Adjacent to Redwood Shores Ecological Reserve
History
History
From hog farm to Biotech - a brief history
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