Menlo Park public meetings in 2023
4 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Menlo Park City Council will consider a $180,000 agreement for Belle Haven housing preservation and naming options for the new multi-service center at 100 Terminal Ave. The council will also review labor agreements and updates to salary schedules.
- $180,000 community funding agreement for Belle Haven housing preservation
- Naming selections for the new multi-service center at 100 Terminal Ave
- Funding application for Belle Haven Child Development Center costs
- Ratification of successor agreement with SEIU Local 829
- Amendments to medical premium contributions for police associations
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider adopting an ordinance and design standards for outdoor dining areas known as streetaries. They will also discuss closing the eastbound lane of Santa Cruz Avenue from Curtis Street to Doyle Street to allow for expanded dining and bicycle infrastructure. Other items include updates on Caltrain crossings and local landscaping projects.
- Adoption of ordinance for streetary outdoor dining areas
- Approval of streetary design standards and fees
- Closing the eastbound lane of Santa Cruz Avenue from Curtis Street to Doyle Street
- Update on Middle Avenue Caltrain crossing design
- Appointment to the Parks and Recreation Commission
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will discuss outdoor dining ordinances, design standards, and fees. They will also consider closing an eastbound lane on Santa Cruz Avenue to accommodate expanded dining and bicycle infrastructure.
- Adoption of streetary design standards and fees
- Ordinance for streetaries outdoor dining areas
- Closing the eastbound travel lane of Santa Cruz Avenue from Curtis Street to Doyle Street
- Middle Avenue Caltrain crossing design update
- Willow Road and U.S. Highway 101 project landscaping memorandum
City Council Regular Meeting
The City Council will consider new design standards and fees for outdoor dining areas known as streetaries. Additionally, the council will review a proposal to close the eastbound lane of Santa Cruz Avenue between Curtis Street and Doyle Street to support expanded dining and bicycle infrastructure.
- Adoption of an ordinance for streetaries outdoor dining areas
- Approval of streetary design standards and fees
- Proposal to close the eastbound lane of Santa Cruz Avenue from Curtis Street to Doyle Street
- Update on Middle Avenue Caltrain crossing design
- Appointment to the Parks and Recreation Commission