Presented to the Democracy Tent on 3/12/18 by Maria Ristow Town Council Meeting 3/6/18 Four main items were on the agenda: Summer Cut-thru traffic Forego the temporary closure at South Santa Cruz Ave at Wood Road for Summer 2018. Leave … Continued
By Natalie OrensteinDec. 5, 2017, 3 p.m. New York Times Teachers at Berkeley High. BUSD employs about 1,250 people, 800 of whom filled out a staff survey on workforce housing. Three-quarters expressed interest in the district developing … Continued
7-24-17 I support the North 40 Specific Plan for the following reasons: Simply put, the town told the developer what they (they = most of us and the Council) wanted; and the developer did exactly as told. Now … Continued
Presented to the Town Council during Verbal Communication, 1/17/17 As Charles Dudley Warner once stated: Everybody complains about the weather, but nobody does anything about it. Sometimes it feels the same is true about traffic in Los Gatos….. I’m not here … Continued
The League of Women Voters will be holding several meetings important to Los Gatos voters. Please attend and learn about the candidates running for office, listen to their priorities and ask your questions. Town Council Candidate Forum, October 13th 7-9pm, Council … Continued
What happens if living units are built in the north end where the Campbell, Cambrian and San Jose school districts lie? Background: By law, the schools will receive $3600 dollars per average sized living unit of 1572 sq. ft. … Continued
By Joyce Tsai, jtsai@bayareanewsgroup.com POSTED: 04/29/2016 05:32:50 AM PDT | UPDATED: ABOUT 5 HOURS AGO 1/9 Derrall Garrison, left, plays with his daughters Abby, 6, and Megan, 4, right, in their home on Monday, March, 14, 2016, … Continued