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AgdaPkt 2021.01.25 Amended Joint SA PFA
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Agenda Packet
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City Council and Successor Agency and Public Financing Authority
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1/25/2021
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CLK-Roger Hardy <br />From: Misha Silin > <br />Sent: Monday, January 25, 2021 3:07 PM <br />To: GRP -City Council <br />Subject: Comment re: item 8A <br />CAUTION: This email originated from outside your organization. Exercise caution when opening attachments <br />or clicking links, especially from unknown senders. <br />City Council - <br />This is Misha Silin, a 4 year resident of Edgewood Park. <br />I am writing regarding item 8A on tonight's agenda, the Sequoia Station redevelopment. <br />First, I think it's crucial that we find a way to redevelop the transit center so that we can have more trains <br />coming through. From that perspective, this project is very important. <br />My concern, which I have voiced before, is that this project will continue to worsen the already terrible <br />jobs/housing ratio in Redwood City and the peninsula in general. <br />I did read the feasibility report. If the only housing projects that pencil out in Redwood City are those with <br />office, which then creates more demand for housing than the housing that is being built, we have a serious <br />problem. <br />I urge council to look into this as quickly as possible to figure out how to change this.Given recent projects that <br />were already approved, such as Broadway Plaza and the Greystar development on El Camino, our pipeline is on <br />track to create even more housing demand than what we have now, and already the area is completely <br />unaffordable to most families. <br />Again, given the importance of the Caltrain redevelopment, this project needs to move forward quickly, but I <br />urge you: <br />1. Max out the housing for this project as much as possible <br />2. In general, once we are past this particular project, the city needs to step back and think about the <br />overall jobs/housing trend in the city and correct it as quickly as possible by finding ways to <br />incentivize housing. We may want to consider an office moratorium or cap while this issue is studied <br />more closely. <br />Thank you for your work and for your time <br />- Misha Silin (he) <br />
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