by art liberman | Dec 7, 2013 | City Actions and Activities in Barron Park, Streets
The Transportation Division has just started collecting additional traffic data along the Matadero, Margarita Bicyle Boulvard route. This is in response to comments from the Planning and Transportation Commission when Jaime Rodriguez, the Chief Transportation...
by art liberman | Nov 11, 2013 | City Actions and Activities in Barron Park, Public Works and Utilities Info, Streets
What is going to be done: installing new 2” polyethylene gas mains and new 1” service lines to replace aging pipelines. The formal name of this capital improvement project is Gas Main Replacement Project (GMR) 19B/20/21. Where it is going to happen: Following map ...
by art liberman | Sep 12, 2013 | City Actions and Activities in Barron Park, Streets, Uncategorized
Another Community meeting called by the Transportation Division to receive input about a bicycle boulevard, this one running along Maybell-Donald-Georgia, from El Camino Way to Arastradero. When: September 17, 2013 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm Where: Terman Middle School...
by art liberman | Aug 25, 2013 | City Actions and Activities in Barron Park, Streets
The City’s Transportation Division has prepared a draft Initial Concept Plan for the Matadero-Margarita Bicycle Boulevard. A community meeting has been scheduled to solicit public input on the design elements of this plan: WHEN: Tuesday, September 10, 2013 at...
by art liberman | Apr 10, 2013 | City Actions and Activities in Barron Park, Streets, Zoning and Developments
The Palo Alto Housing Corporation, developer of the Maybell Homes and Senior Housing Project at the corner of Maybell and Clemo, commissioned a Traffic Study that was submitted to the City’s Planning Department in February. The traffic study was made public only...
by art liberman | Mar 6, 2013 | City Actions and Activities in Barron Park, Streets
In October, I (Art Liberman) published a post on this website about the proposal by the City to create a Bicycle Boulevard on Matadero Ave. While this was one of the “priority proposals” in Palo Alto’s new Bicycle and Pedestrian Transportation...
