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From: <br />Nicole Russo <br />To: <br />Council -Diane Howard <br />Cc: <br />GRP -City Council; Council -Diane Howard <br />Subject: <br />Re: Save Redwood City Roller Rink!! <br />Date: <br />Saturday, November 7, 2020 7:11:52 AM <br />Thank you, Mayor Howard, and the city council members for your tireless work on behalf of our city. Keep <br />well. <br />Nicole Russo <br />On Friday, November 6, 2020, 04:03:20 PM PST, Council -Diane Howard <dhoward@redwoodcity.org> <br />wrote: <br />Dear Ms. Russo and Family, <br />Thank you so much for your email regarding the Redwood City Roller Rink and the proposed Greystar <br />Main Mixed Use Project. Your email has been shared with our City Council and Staff, and your comments <br />will be entered into the Public Comment Section under this Item which will be discussed by the City <br />Council at our meeting this Monday night. Thank you so much for your interest and your comments <br />regarding this important project. <br />In Community Spirit, <br />Diane Howard <br />Mayor of Redwood City <br />(650) 208-4774 <br />From: Nicole Russo <br />Sent: Thursday, November 5, 2020 3:25 PM <br />To: GRP -City Council <council@redwoodcity.org> <br />Subject: Save Redwood City Roller Rink!! <br />Dear City Council Members, <br />As a resident of Redwood City with small children, I would very much love to see the resurrection of the <br />roller rink in the proposed mixed-use project on Main Street. Please consider moving forward with plans <br />which include a roller rink as it could be such a popular place for families and young adults to gather. <br />Redwood City sure could use more of those spaces that are 'good clean fun' that harken back to a <br />simpler time. This town has many outdoor parks and play spaces, but a roller rink could be an incredible <br />resource as an indoor active space for children to learn a new skill, get some exercise, and have fun! <br />