by San Bruno Now | Mar 19, 2019 | Community, Community Improvement, Parking
Street parking is an issue that can easily create conflict among neighbors in almost every part of The City. When I first moved into my house, almost 30 years ago, parking was rarely a problem. Most of the people who lived on my block were seniors who had been there...
by San Bruno Now | Nov 6, 2018 | Arts & Culture, Businesses, Community, Library, Parking, Traffic
San Bruno officials further defined their study of the proposed new YouTube headquarters as the video streaming company prepares to redevelop and expand its campus. The San Bruno City Council and Planning Commission held a joint study session Tuesday, Oct. 30,...
by San Bruno Now | Nov 6, 2018 | Arts & Culture, Bike Paths, Community, Community Improvement, Parking
Welcome bikes. (“In Amsterdam, a city of 783,000, about 400,000 people are out riding their bikes on any given day.”) This step is only minimally about walkability, except for the point that bike traffic slows car traffic. It’s all about making cities more...
by San Bruno Now | Nov 3, 2018 | Community Improvement, Get Involved, Parking, Politics
Click Below Vote for Kamala Silva for South San Francisco City Council 2018 Ensure residents have a voice on the next 2040 General Plan now being created Demand that new developments address current residential concerns; traffic, parking, affordability Work...
by San Bruno Now | Oct 30, 2018 | Get Involved, Parking
3K San Bruno residents showed their concerns about the growing parking problems faced in our city. Many have been voicing these for years, but our Mayor and City Council have done nothing to ease the pain. We hope the delivery of these signatures compels our elected...
by San Bruno Now | Aug 17, 2018 | Community, Community Improvement, Parking, Safer Neighborhoods, Traffic
Donald Curran Shoup is a distinguished research professor of urban planning at UCLA, and a Georgist economist, he studied at Yale ” Cities have established Parking Benefit Districts in commercial areas but have not yet done so in residential...
