Create a more livable community: Encourage more residential and mixed-use development, with housing options at all income levels, and access to well-designed public spaces and neighborhood amenities such as community services and neighborhood retail. Strongly Support
Improve mobility and safety: Enhance streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit connections for easier and safer travel for all users. Strongly Support
Support sustainability: Promote development with fewer, shorter commutes to reduce environmental impacts, integrate green infrastructure, increase tree canopy, and build resilience to climate change. Strongly Support
Enhance economic vitality: Attract new businesses, strengthen Palo Alto’s economy, and preserve valued local businesses. Neutral/don't know
Do you agree or disagree that these are opportunities in the Area?
Do you agree or disagree that these are challenges in the Area?
Are there other opportunities or challenges? Mitchell Park and Ramos park are in walking distance of most of the development area, so there are good parks already. Cubberly needs ongoing maintenance as an important community space, and I know Cubberly's role is a challenge. Bike connections to the baylands bike trails are a specific challenge for bike facilities.
Which potential new uses are important to include? Select all that apply Residential (multifamily residential units such as condos or rental apartments), Office (such as accountants and consulting firms, real estate offices, dentists, small clinics, travel agencies, co-working spaces, etc.), Retail (such as small groceries, corner stores, florists, small bakeries, ice cream shops, coffee shops, dry cleaners, bookstores, etc.), Service commercial (such as auto repair, home improvement centers, hardware stores, garden centers, etc.), Light industrial (small-scale research and development, manufacturing, laboratories, etc.), Flex spaces (live/work units, maker spaces, etc.)
As resident population increases, there will be a growing need for neighborhood-serving retail and services.

Select your top three. Small grocery store (including fresh produce), Convenience store/pharmacy, Restaurant with dining, including outdoor dining
What types of publicly accessible outdoor spaces would you like to see in the area? Select your top three. Pedestrian passages, Pocket plaza, Pocket park
Which of these qualities do you think are very important for outdoor spaces to have? Please select your top 3. Seating, Shade , Public conveniences
Are there examples of outdoor spaces that you think will work well here? The connections (paths, crossings) from Mitchell Park towards the development area are good and can be continued SE. I do like the idea of pocket plazas or pocket parks at or between the Costco and San Antonio.
Improve existing and add new pedestrian and bicycle facilities (sidewalks, bike lanes, multi-use paths, etc.), including intersections and crossings, to provide safe and convenient access for all ages and abilities to nearby retail, employment, recreational, open space and other destinations. Strongly Support
Improve transit service within the Plan Area. Strongly Support
Enhance pedestrian and bike connections to San Antonio Caltrain Station. Strongly support
Develop strategies for all ages and abilities to support travel to destinations such as schools, parks, and community centers. Strongly Support
Improve traffic flow and reduce congestion at peak hours within the Plan Area, particularly on San Antonio Road. Neutral/don't know
Explore innovative strategies to optimize available parking within the Plan Area. Neutral/don't know
Are there any other ideas related to mobility that you’d like to share? Cubberley, Mitchell Park and Middlefield ball park are magnet destinations that have drawn me to the area 100 times in the last couple years. While I have biked there sometimes, I do more often drive there but then I may walk around and get a coffee and drop in at the library (e.g. while waiting for baseball practice to be over). I'd love to extend that neighbourhood feeling to the other side of San Antonio where there are also important community and retail locations but less of a walkable neighborhood to enjoy.
Which city do you live in? If in Palo Alto, what is your zip code? 94303
Which of these describe your association with the Plan Area (choose all that apply) I visit this area regularly
What is your age? 46-55

Create a more livable community: Encourage more residential and mixed-use development, with housing options at all income levels, and access to well-designed public spaces and neighborhood amenities such as community services and neighborhood retail. Strongly do not support
Improve mobility and safety: Enhance streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit connections for easier and safer travel for all users. Strongly do not support
Support sustainability: Promote development with fewer, shorter commutes to reduce environmental impacts, integrate green infrastructure, increase tree canopy, and build resilience to climate change. Support
Enhance economic vitality: Attract new businesses, strengthen Palo Alto’s economy, and preserve valued local businesses. Do not support
Do you have any other suggested goals or ideas for consideration? The traffic on San Antonio around Charleston is already choked much of the day. Rush hour is starting earlier and earlier. I am reluctant to drive there after 3 PM because of the traffic. We cannot afford more people there.
Do you agree or disagree that these are opportunities in the Area?
Do you agree or disagree that these are challenges in the Area?
Which of these qualities do you think are very important for outdoor spaces to have? Please select your top 3. Shade , Greenery, Seating
Improve existing and add new pedestrian and bicycle facilities (sidewalks, bike lanes, multi-use paths, etc.), including intersections and crossings, to provide safe and convenient access for all ages and abilities to nearby retail, employment, recreational, open space and other destinations. Support
Improve transit service within the Plan Area. Support
Enhance pedestrian and bike connections to San Antonio Caltrain Station. Support
Develop strategies for all ages and abilities to support travel to destinations such as schools, parks, and community centers. Support
Improve traffic flow and reduce congestion at peak hours within the Plan Area, particularly on San Antonio Road. Neutral/don't know
Explore innovative strategies to optimize available parking within the Plan Area. Neutral/don't know
Are there any other ideas related to mobility that you’d like to share? I dont think there is a way to reduce congestion by adding so many people.
Which of these describe your association with the Plan Area (choose all that apply) I live here: I am a homeowner
What is your age? 76-85

Create a more livable community: Encourage more residential and mixed-use development, with housing options at all income levels, and access to well-designed public spaces and neighborhood amenities such as community services and neighborhood retail. Strongly Support
Improve mobility and safety: Enhance streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit connections for easier and safer travel for all users. Strongly Support
Support sustainability: Promote development with fewer, shorter commutes to reduce environmental impacts, integrate green infrastructure, increase tree canopy, and build resilience to climate change. Strongly Support
Enhance economic vitality: Attract new businesses, strengthen Palo Alto’s economy, and preserve valued local businesses. Strongly Support
Do you agree or disagree that these are opportunities in the Area?
Do you agree or disagree that these are challenges in the Area?
Which potential new uses are important to include? Select all that apply Residential (multifamily residential units such as condos or rental apartments), Retail (such as small groceries, corner stores, florists, small bakeries, ice cream shops, coffee shops, dry cleaners, bookstores, etc.), Flex spaces (live/work units, maker spaces, etc.)
As resident population increases, there will be a growing need for neighborhood-serving retail and services.

Select your top three. Small food and beverage retail such as a coffee shop/bakery (no/minimal seating), Restaurant with dining, including outdoor dining, Personal services such as salons, dry cleaning, UPS store, etc.
What types of publicly accessible outdoor spaces would you like to see in the area? Select your top three. Pocket plaza, Pedestrian passages, Community garden
Which of these qualities do you think are very important for outdoor spaces to have? Please select your top 3. Shade , Lighting, Public conveniences
Improve existing and add new pedestrian and bicycle facilities (sidewalks, bike lanes, multi-use paths, etc.), including intersections and crossings, to provide safe and convenient access for all ages and abilities to nearby retail, employment, recreational, open space and other destinations. Strongly Support
Improve transit service within the Plan Area. Strongly Support
Enhance pedestrian and bike connections to San Antonio Caltrain Station. Strongly support
Develop strategies for all ages and abilities to support travel to destinations such as schools, parks, and community centers. Neutral/don't know
Improve traffic flow and reduce congestion at peak hours within the Plan Area, particularly on San Antonio Road. Strongly Support
Explore innovative strategies to optimize available parking within the Plan Area. Neutral/don't know
Are there any other ideas related to mobility that you’d like to share? Above ground pedestrian walkway.
Which city do you live in? If in Palo Alto, what is your zip code? Charleston Vlg 94303
Which of these describe your association with the Plan Area (choose all that apply) I live here: I am a homeowner, I work here, I travel through this area via walking/rolling
What is your age? 56-65

Create a more livable community: Encourage more residential and mixed-use development, with housing options at all income levels, and access to well-designed public spaces and neighborhood amenities such as community services and neighborhood retail. Strongly Support
Improve mobility and safety: Enhance streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit connections for easier and safer travel for all users. Strongly Support
Support sustainability: Promote development with fewer, shorter commutes to reduce environmental impacts, integrate green infrastructure, increase tree canopy, and build resilience to climate change. Support
Enhance economic vitality: Attract new businesses, strengthen Palo Alto’s economy, and preserve valued local businesses. Support
Do you agree or disagree that these are opportunities in the Area?
Do you agree or disagree that these are challenges in the Area?
Which potential new uses are important to include? Select all that apply Residential (multifamily residential units such as condos or rental apartments), Office (such as accountants and consulting firms, real estate offices, dentists, small clinics, travel agencies, co-working spaces, etc.), Retail (such as small groceries, corner stores, florists, small bakeries, ice cream shops, coffee shops, dry cleaners, bookstores, etc.), Service commercial (such as auto repair, home improvement centers, hardware stores, garden centers, etc.), Light industrial (small-scale research and development, manufacturing, laboratories, etc.), Flex spaces (live/work units, maker spaces, etc.)
As resident population increases, there will be a growing need for neighborhood-serving retail and services.

Select your top three. Small food and beverage retail such as a coffee shop/bakery (no/minimal seating), Restaurant with dining, including outdoor dining, Services such as childcare facilities, spaces for youth/teens, activities/classes
What types of publicly accessible outdoor spaces would you like to see in the area? Select your top three. Small playground , Pedestrian passages, Play courts , Pocket plaza, Small community park, Dog run/park , Pocket park, Neighborhood park, Community garden, Parklets
Which of these qualities do you think are very important for outdoor spaces to have? Please select your top 3. Shade , Public conveniences , Greenery, Seating, Lighting
Improve existing and add new pedestrian and bicycle facilities (sidewalks, bike lanes, multi-use paths, etc.), including intersections and crossings, to provide safe and convenient access for all ages and abilities to nearby retail, employment, recreational, open space and other destinations. Strongly Support
Improve transit service within the Plan Area. Strongly Support
Enhance pedestrian and bike connections to San Antonio Caltrain Station. Strongly support
Develop strategies for all ages and abilities to support travel to destinations such as schools, parks, and community centers. Strongly Support
Improve traffic flow and reduce congestion at peak hours within the Plan Area, particularly on San Antonio Road. Support
Explore innovative strategies to optimize available parking within the Plan Area. Support
Which city do you live in? If in Palo Alto, what is your zip code? 94306
Which of these describe your association with the Plan Area (choose all that apply) I visit this area regularly, I travel through this area via driving, I travel through this area via walking/rolling
What is your age? 26-35

Create a more livable community: Encourage more residential and mixed-use development, with housing options at all income levels, and access to well-designed public spaces and neighborhood amenities such as community services and neighborhood retail. Support
Improve mobility and safety: Enhance streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit connections for easier and safer travel for all users. Strongly Support
Support sustainability: Promote development with fewer, shorter commutes to reduce environmental impacts, integrate green infrastructure, increase tree canopy, and build resilience to climate change. Neutral/don't know
Enhance economic vitality: Attract new businesses, strengthen Palo Alto’s economy, and preserve valued local businesses. Support
Do you agree or disagree that these are opportunities in the Area?
Do you agree or disagree that these are challenges in the Area?
Which potential new uses are important to include? Select all that apply Residential (multifamily residential units such as condos or rental apartments), Office (such as accountants and consulting firms, real estate offices, dentists, small clinics, travel agencies, co-working spaces, etc.)
As resident population increases, there will be a growing need for neighborhood-serving retail and services.

Select your top three. Large grocery store, Convenience store/pharmacy, Services such as childcare facilities, spaces for youth/teens, activities/classes
What types of publicly accessible outdoor spaces would you like to see in the area? Select your top three. Neighborhood park, Small community park, Community garden
Which of these qualities do you think are very important for outdoor spaces to have? Please select your top 3. Seating, Public conveniences , Shade , Greenery
Improve existing and add new pedestrian and bicycle facilities (sidewalks, bike lanes, multi-use paths, etc.), including intersections and crossings, to provide safe and convenient access for all ages and abilities to nearby retail, employment, recreational, open space and other destinations. Strongly Support
Improve transit service within the Plan Area. Neutral/don't know
Enhance pedestrian and bike connections to San Antonio Caltrain Station. Strongly support
Develop strategies for all ages and abilities to support travel to destinations such as schools, parks, and community centers. Strongly Support
Improve traffic flow and reduce congestion at peak hours within the Plan Area, particularly on San Antonio Road. Strongly Support
Explore innovative strategies to optimize available parking within the Plan Area. Strongly Support
Which city do you live in? If in Palo Alto, what is your zip code? 94303
Which of these describe your association with the Plan Area (choose all that apply) I live here: I am a homeowner
What is your age? 76-85

Create a more livable community: Encourage more residential and mixed-use development, with housing options at all income levels, and access to well-designed public spaces and neighborhood amenities such as community services and neighborhood retail. Support
Improve mobility and safety: Enhance streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit connections for easier and safer travel for all users. Support
Support sustainability: Promote development with fewer, shorter commutes to reduce environmental impacts, integrate green infrastructure, increase tree canopy, and build resilience to climate change. Strongly Support
Enhance economic vitality: Attract new businesses, strengthen Palo Alto’s economy, and preserve valued local businesses. Support
Do you have any other suggested goals or ideas for consideration? Thank you for asking. Yes. 1. we should continue planting fst growing trees along the whole San Antonio Road, the same as it is done between Middlefield and Alma. the trees are planted in a nrrow area but grow beautiful and isolate the trafic from the residential are Lets continue that design all the way until Charleston street.
Do you agree or disagree that these are opportunities in the Area?
Do you agree or disagree that these are challenges in the Area?
Are there other opportunities or challenges? We need an underpass at the intersection with Middlefield Rd. The traffic in that corner is horrendous with that innadequate trafic light. Also, we need more public transportation to Stanford university.
Which potential new uses are important to include? Select all that apply Residential (multifamily residential units such as condos or rental apartments), Office (such as accountants and consulting firms, real estate offices, dentists, small clinics, travel agencies, co-working spaces, etc.), Flex spaces (live/work units, maker spaces, etc.)
As resident population increases, there will be a growing need for neighborhood-serving retail and services.

Select your top three. Small food and beverage retail such as a coffee shop/bakery (no/minimal seating)
What types of publicly accessible outdoor spaces would you like to see in the area? Select your top three. Neighborhood park, Small playground , Community garden
Which of these qualities do you think are very important for outdoor spaces to have? Please select your top 3. Greenery, Shade , Lighting
Improve existing and add new pedestrian and bicycle facilities (sidewalks, bike lanes, multi-use paths, etc.), including intersections and crossings, to provide safe and convenient access for all ages and abilities to nearby retail, employment, recreational, open space and other destinations. Support
Improve transit service within the Plan Area. Support
Enhance pedestrian and bike connections to San Antonio Caltrain Station. Support
Develop strategies for all ages and abilities to support travel to destinations such as schools, parks, and community centers. Support
Improve traffic flow and reduce congestion at peak hours within the Plan Area, particularly on San Antonio Road. Strongly Support
Explore innovative strategies to optimize available parking within the Plan Area. Strongly Support
Are there any other ideas related to mobility that you’d like to share? Underpass at the intersection with Middlefield.. Make the park on top. A nice coffe shop with sitting is needed. The only one in the area is Peets, very small,
Which of these describe your association with the Plan Area (choose all that apply) I live here: I am a homeowner, I work here
What is your age? 56-65

Create a more livable community: Encourage more residential and mixed-use development, with housing options at all income levels, and access to well-designed public spaces and neighborhood amenities such as community services and neighborhood retail. Strongly Support
Improve mobility and safety: Enhance streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit connections for easier and safer travel for all users. Strongly Support
Support sustainability: Promote development with fewer, shorter commutes to reduce environmental impacts, integrate green infrastructure, increase tree canopy, and build resilience to climate change. Strongly Support
Enhance economic vitality: Attract new businesses, strengthen Palo Alto’s economy, and preserve valued local businesses. Support
Do you have any other suggested goals or ideas for consideration? safe pedestrian and bicycle paths allowing residents access to schools, public transportation, and local businesses should be important goals.
Do you agree or disagree that these are opportunities in the Area?
Do you agree or disagree that these are challenges in the Area?
Are there other opportunities or challenges? Currently San Antonio Road itself is a barrier to welcoming new residents to Palo Alto amenities.
Which potential new uses are important to include? Select all that apply Residential (multifamily residential units such as condos or rental apartments), Office (such as accountants and consulting firms, real estate offices, dentists, small clinics, travel agencies, co-working spaces, etc.), Retail (such as small groceries, corner stores, florists, small bakeries, ice cream shops, coffee shops, dry cleaners, bookstores, etc.), Service commercial (such as auto repair, home improvement centers, hardware stores, garden centers, etc.), Light industrial (small-scale research and development, manufacturing, laboratories, etc.), Flex spaces (live/work units, maker spaces, etc.)
As resident population increases, there will be a growing need for neighborhood-serving retail and services.

Select your top three. Small grocery store (including fresh produce), Small food and beverage retail such as a coffee shop/bakery (no/minimal seating), Services such as childcare facilities, spaces for youth/teens, activities/classes
What types of publicly accessible outdoor spaces would you like to see in the area? Select your top three. Pedestrian passages, Neighborhood park, Small playground
Which of these qualities do you think are very important for outdoor spaces to have? Please select your top 3. Greenery, Shade , Seating
Improve existing and add new pedestrian and bicycle facilities (sidewalks, bike lanes, multi-use paths, etc.), including intersections and crossings, to provide safe and convenient access for all ages and abilities to nearby retail, employment, recreational, open space and other destinations. Strongly Support
Improve transit service within the Plan Area. Strongly Support
Enhance pedestrian and bike connections to San Antonio Caltrain Station. Strongly support
Develop strategies for all ages and abilities to support travel to destinations such as schools, parks, and community centers. Strongly Support
Improve traffic flow and reduce congestion at peak hours within the Plan Area, particularly on San Antonio Road. Strongly Support
Explore innovative strategies to optimize available parking within the Plan Area. Neutral/don't know
Are there any other ideas related to mobility that you’d like to share? move away from dependence on privately owned cars toward dependence on safe bike/pedestrian opportunities and access to public transportation.
Which city do you live in? If in Palo Alto, what is your zip code? 94306
Which of these describe your association with the Plan Area (choose all that apply) I live here: I am a homeowner
What is your age? 66-75
Thank you!

Is there anything else you’d like to add? It will be important to offer connections among clusters of housing and create opportunities for community building.

Create a more livable community: Encourage more residential and mixed-use development, with housing options at all income levels, and access to well-designed public spaces and neighborhood amenities such as community services and neighborhood retail. Strongly Support
Improve mobility and safety: Enhance streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit connections for easier and safer travel for all users. Strongly Support
Support sustainability: Promote development with fewer, shorter commutes to reduce environmental impacts, integrate green infrastructure, increase tree canopy, and build resilience to climate change. Strongly Support
Enhance economic vitality: Attract new businesses, strengthen Palo Alto’s economy, and preserve valued local businesses. Strongly Support
Do you have any other suggested goals or ideas for consideration? These all sound great - but at what expense? I support them, but I also am only supporting in theory. Practice may be another story.
Do you agree or disagree that these are opportunities in the Area?
Do you agree or disagree that these are challenges in the Area?
Are there other opportunities or challenges? Consideration of technical advancements that could change the way people use the roads and services and how they work. (Remote work, meaning of "Industrial" work, autonomous vehicles, electrification, etc.
Which potential new uses are important to include? Select all that apply Retail (such as small groceries, corner stores, florists, small bakeries, ice cream shops, coffee shops, dry cleaners, bookstores, etc.), Service commercial (such as auto repair, home improvement centers, hardware stores, garden centers, etc.), Light industrial (small-scale research and development, manufacturing, laboratories, etc.), Flex spaces (live/work units, maker spaces, etc.)
As resident population increases, there will be a growing need for neighborhood-serving retail and services.

Select your top three. Small grocery store (including fresh produce), Small food and beverage retail such as a coffee shop/bakery (no/minimal seating), Restaurant with dining, including outdoor dining
What types of publicly accessible outdoor spaces would you like to see in the area? Select your top three. Play courts , Neighborhood park, Small community park
Which of these qualities do you think are very important for outdoor spaces to have? Please select your top 3. Greenery, Lighting, Seating
Are there examples of outdoor spaces that you think will work well here? Since there are a lot of office spaces in the area - an outdoor space where people could have lunch during the day - maybe even space where a couple food trucks could pull in and create a pop-up experience. Something that caters to the daytime office crowd, not a tot lot. There are other bigger/better spaces for that.
Improve existing and add new pedestrian and bicycle facilities (sidewalks, bike lanes, multi-use paths, etc.), including intersections and crossings, to provide safe and convenient access for all ages and abilities to nearby retail, employment, recreational, open space and other destinations. Support
Improve transit service within the Plan Area. Neutral/don't know
Enhance pedestrian and bike connections to San Antonio Caltrain Station. Neutral/don't know
Develop strategies for all ages and abilities to support travel to destinations such as schools, parks, and community centers. Support
Improve traffic flow and reduce congestion at peak hours within the Plan Area, particularly on San Antonio Road. Strongly Support
Explore innovative strategies to optimize available parking within the Plan Area. Strongly Support
Are there any other ideas related to mobility that you’d like to share? Built in flexibility once there are more autonomous vehicles and even ride shares (pick-up/drop-off spaces) in the area. Could these vehicles have a dedicated access lane? Or what about delivery services? Where can they pull over? Autonomous or human powered...
Which city do you live in? If in Palo Alto, what is your zip code? Mountain View
Which of these describe your association with the Plan Area (choose all that apply) I live here: I am a homeowner, I visit this area regularly, I travel through this area via driving
What is your age? 46-55

Create a more livable community: Encourage more residential and mixed-use development, with housing options at all income levels, and access to well-designed public spaces and neighborhood amenities such as community services and neighborhood retail. Support
Improve mobility and safety: Enhance streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit connections for easier and safer travel for all users. Strongly Support
Support sustainability: Promote development with fewer, shorter commutes to reduce environmental impacts, integrate green infrastructure, increase tree canopy, and build resilience to climate change. Strongly Support
Enhance economic vitality: Attract new businesses, strengthen Palo Alto’s economy, and preserve valued local businesses. Strongly Support
Do you agree or disagree that these are opportunities in the Area?
Do you agree or disagree that these are challenges in the Area?
Which potential new uses are important to include? Select all that apply Residential (multifamily residential units such as condos or rental apartments), Office (such as accountants and consulting firms, real estate offices, dentists, small clinics, travel agencies, co-working spaces, etc.), Retail (such as small groceries, corner stores, florists, small bakeries, ice cream shops, coffee shops, dry cleaners, bookstores, etc.), Service commercial (such as auto repair, home improvement centers, hardware stores, garden centers, etc.), Flex spaces (live/work units, maker spaces, etc.)
As resident population increases, there will be a growing need for neighborhood-serving retail and services.

Select your top three. Small food and beverage retail such as a coffee shop/bakery (no/minimal seating), Services such as childcare facilities, spaces for youth/teens, activities/classes, Personal services such as salons, dry cleaning, UPS store, etc.
What types of publicly accessible outdoor spaces would you like to see in the area? Select your top three. Play courts , Pedestrian passages, Neighborhood park
Which of these qualities do you think are very important for outdoor spaces to have? Please select your top 3. Greenery, Shade , Seating
Are there examples of outdoor spaces that you think will work well here? Greenmeadow park is ideal
Improve existing and add new pedestrian and bicycle facilities (sidewalks, bike lanes, multi-use paths, etc.), including intersections and crossings, to provide safe and convenient access for all ages and abilities to nearby retail, employment, recreational, open space and other destinations. Strongly Support
Improve transit service within the Plan Area. Neutral/don't know
Enhance pedestrian and bike connections to San Antonio Caltrain Station. Strongly support
Develop strategies for all ages and abilities to support travel to destinations such as schools, parks, and community centers. Neutral/don't know
Improve traffic flow and reduce congestion at peak hours within the Plan Area, particularly on San Antonio Road. Strongly Support
Explore innovative strategies to optimize available parking within the Plan Area. Support
Are there any other ideas related to mobility that you’d like to share? the way we use cars will change in the next 10 years
Which city do you live in? If in Palo Alto, what is your zip code? 94306
Which of these describe your association with the Plan Area (choose all that apply) I live here: I am a homeowner
What is your age? 36-45

Create a more livable community: Encourage more residential and mixed-use development, with housing options at all income levels, and access to well-designed public spaces and neighborhood amenities such as community services and neighborhood retail. Strongly Support
Improve mobility and safety: Enhance streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, and transit connections for easier and safer travel for all users. Strongly Support
Support sustainability: Promote development with fewer, shorter commutes to reduce environmental impacts, integrate green infrastructure, increase tree canopy, and build resilience to climate change. Strongly Support
Enhance economic vitality: Attract new businesses, strengthen Palo Alto’s economy, and preserve valued local businesses. Strongly Support
Do you have any other suggested goals or ideas for consideration? Address traveling through the corridor (i.e., travelers beginning and ending trip beyond the corridor)
Do you agree or disagree that these are opportunities in the Area?
Do you agree or disagree that these are challenges in the Area?
Which potential new uses are important to include? Select all that apply Residential (multifamily residential units such as condos or rental apartments), Retail (such as small groceries, corner stores, florists, small bakeries, ice cream shops, coffee shops, dry cleaners, bookstores, etc.), Light industrial (small-scale research and development, manufacturing, laboratories, etc.), Flex spaces (live/work units, maker spaces, etc.)
As resident population increases, there will be a growing need for neighborhood-serving retail and services.

Select your top three. Small grocery store (including fresh produce), Small food and beverage retail such as a coffee shop/bakery (no/minimal seating), Services such as childcare facilities, spaces for youth/teens, activities/classes
What types of publicly accessible outdoor spaces would you like to see in the area? Select your top three. Community garden, Play courts , Parklets , Pocket park
Which of these qualities do you think are very important for outdoor spaces to have? Please select your top 3. Greenery, Shade , Seating
Improve existing and add new pedestrian and bicycle facilities (sidewalks, bike lanes, multi-use paths, etc.), including intersections and crossings, to provide safe and convenient access for all ages and abilities to nearby retail, employment, recreational, open space and other destinations. Strongly Support
Improve transit service within the Plan Area. Strongly Support
Enhance pedestrian and bike connections to San Antonio Caltrain Station. Strongly support
Develop strategies for all ages and abilities to support travel to destinations such as schools, parks, and community centers. Strongly Support
Improve traffic flow and reduce congestion at peak hours within the Plan Area, particularly on San Antonio Road. Strongly Support
Explore innovative strategies to optimize available parking within the Plan Area. Strongly Support
Are there any other ideas related to mobility that you’d like to share? City of MV free community shuttle bus. It provides circulation.
Which city do you live in? If in Palo Alto, what is your zip code? Monta Loma area
Which of these describe your association with the Plan Area (choose all that apply) I live here: I am a renter
What is your age? 56-65
Thank you!

Is there anything else you’d like to add? Green roof on development along this corridor which provides meaningful space for the ecosystem and as well as lessens storm rain surges into streets