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<br />108. <br /> <br />109. <br /> <br />110. <br /> <br />. 111. <br /> <br />112. <br /> <br />113. <br /> <br />114. <br /> <br />115. <br /> <br />116. <br /> <br />117. <br /> <br />118. <br /> <br />119. <br /> <br />120. <br /> <br />121. <br /> <br />122. <br /> <br />123. <br /> <br />124. <br /> <br />125. <br /> <br />Downtown improvement <br /> <br />Page 33 <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />Community activites that are offered in Redwood City such as Hometown Holiday. the Bethelehem [Disabled] <br />AD, library events, and attending events at the Fox and dining in downtown. <br /> <br />Building a new school at Redeemer Lutheran <br /> <br />Economic development <br /> <br />Community gardens <br /> <br />Creating neighborhoods that the people actually know eachother. My neighborhood is very <br />disjointed, where most people leave early in the morning for work, get home late at night from <br />work, and don't interact with their neighbors on the weekends b/c they are too busy. <br /> <br />Providing a clean, safe place for people to live--more green space or at least more <br />trees/vegetation. I don't what was done to the trees along Woodside Road this past Fall, but they <br />look awful. I would also like the city to look @ consistency of speed limits throughout the city. <br />Some places that are busier have lower speed (e.g. Broadway and parts of Whipple are 25 mph) <br />limits than residential areas (e.g. Virginia Ave is 30 mph). <br /> <br />I would say giving fair representation to Teenagers in my community. <br /> <br />Creating a safe, healthy, creative environment where my students can be successful <br />academically, socially, emotionally, and physically. <br /> <br />I would like to see a well-run dog park. There is certainly a small piece of land somewhere in this <br />area that could be used if it were higher priority. I see it as an investment in the well-being of <br />those who have the many dogs in Redwood City and a contribution to the quality of life here. Most <br />dog owners would not want to live without their wonderful companion canine, but there is a great <br />resistance to incorporate this idea into the planning of the city. This is unfortunate, since having a <br />pet is recognized by many as one of the most valuable contributions to the well-being and quality <br />of life of elder citizens. Why is it so low priority to have an accessible place to enjoy congregating <br />and socializing while letting our pets exercise safely! <br /> <br />Having our schools become the best they can be. <br /> <br />Developing a sense of community 52 weeks a year and not just during a crisis. The residents on <br />the block I live on are very resistant to coming out of their shells. It is most frustrating. <br /> <br />I would like to see less central planning and a less activist city council. <br /> <br />It's a great place to bring up children, even if the schools don't enjoy the same reputation as <br />those of neighboring cities. I'm optimistic things will get better. <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />[Disabled] . <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />[Disabled} <br /> <br />[Disabled} , <br /> <br />Making Redwood City a safer community. I strongly feel that safety will lead to a greater sense of [Disabled] <br />community pride. <br /> <br />Diverse cultures <br /> <br />The library and its contents. <br /> <br />the social development and opportunities for children <br /> <br />. ",.., " ,., ' ~,-" , "," " .' <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br /> <br />[Disabled] <br />