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from our city, lest we end up back in our Deadwood City days. <br />+3 4. We need to rebuild the 101/Woodside interchange to handle more traffic. Caltrain shuttles need to <br />be part of this. Maple Street needs to be widened. <br />+3 4 The 101/VVoodside Road interchange needs to be rebuilt at the same time. The flyover extensions of <br />Veterans Blvd. directly to/from 101 are essential in order to keep traffic off Woodside Road. <br />+2 I strongly support this with a S. I am very concerned about the elementary schools in Redwood City. <br />I would really support anything that increases funding for our elementary district. <br />+z 5 It would be interesting to explore a taxation structure that allowed for municipalities to tax <br />corporations per head of non-resident of employees. This way new development would be tied to <br />incentives to hire local <br />+z 4. RWC needs revenue. We need our firefighters and policemen and good education. The revenue <br />from companies at harbor view will be helpful. The problem is implementation of the project. It is not <br />just erecting buildings and collecting tax. We need a plan to create better flow of traffic, better <br />infrastructure for the commuters and the residents. Woodside road is hard enough to commute on in <br />the rush hours. Develop infrastructure and the project. One without the other is a nightmare. <br />g 5 .... as long as roads are enlarged to handle increased traffic <br />+1 4 I'm in favor of business growth generally, but a realistic traffic plan would be nice to see <br />R 4 Yes. Growth in a more compact area is better than spread growth. The peninsula needs work and <br />live spaces! <br />+1 5101 and Woodside will always be congested. Bringing jobs closer to where people live benfits the <br />community. <br />+1 41 think it's a good use of the space, jay paul plans to improve the community & donate additional <br />funds to our rwc schools. It seems to be a well thought out project from what I've seen so far <br />g 4 - seems like a beautiful project on a property that has been an eyesore for years. The developer <br />seems willing to help mitigate traffic issues and other externalities though I hate the word "affordable" <br />housing. What developer builds "unaffordable" anything ? <br />R 5 1 just read through the information on the Harbor View web site. The project is offering to provide <br />voluntary contributions towards housing and infrastructure development, which sounds like a great <br />deal absolutely worth taking. I encourage opponents to read the full details on their official web site; I <br />