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April 14th Monday @ 6:00pm - City Council votes on plan alternatives
April 14th Monday @ 6:00pm - City Council votes on plan alternatives
Tonight as City Hall, April 14th, 6 PM. Agenda item 6E on the consent calendar. Let them know that it's all still TOO BIG and to really work with the community for an acceptable alternative! Your 2-minute spoken public comment matters! Tell them your concerns!
These meetings are held in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City and are open to the public.
March 4th Tuesday @ 7:00pm - Critical Council & Planning Commission study session
March 4th Tuesday @ 7:00pm - Critical Council & Planning Commission study session
Redwood Life: Take Action Tuesday! City Hall, March 4th, 7 PM. Critical Council & Planning Commission study session may determine the fate of Redwood Shores. They'll discuss process, outreach, and the two Redwood Life alternatives. Your 2-minute spoken public comment matters! Tell them your concerns.
These meetings are held in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 1017 Middlefield Road, Redwood City and are open to the public.
Oct. 13th @ 12:30, Neighbors and Locals Talk - Biolabs in Your Backyard: Understanding the Redwood Life Project
Oct. 13th @ 12:30, Neighbors and Locals Talk - Biolabs in Your Backyard: Understanding the Redwood Life Project
PAST - THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO ATTENDED!
Curious about the Redwood Life development? Come to our talk and learn about its potential impact on our area. We'll discuss everything from biotech regulations to the city planning process.
Presentation by Locals and Neighbors!
Topics include:
Site history
Biolabs and Vivariums
History of the landfill
The clay cap and retaining wall
Traffic impacts
Sea level rise and ground water rise vulnerability and adaptation
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OCt. 6th @ 1:00 redwood Life Site Walk - learn from locals
OCt. 6th @ 1:00 redwood Life Site Walk - learn from locals
PAST - THANKS TO EVERYONE WHO ATTENDED!
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*Sunday = Sunny and Hot, 85 to 90 degrees. Protect yourself appropriately!*
An approximately 1 hr walking tour of the site. Parking is limited with priority given to Redwood Shores residents.
Topics include:
Details about the proposed development plan
Biolabs and Vivariums
History of the landfill
The clay cap and retaining wall
Traffic impacts
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