Wednesday, September 9, 2020 at 09:36:08 Pacific Daylight Time
Subject: Re: [invite] Google Downtown West Design Workshop #2 - Public Areas, Parks and Open Spaces and Surrounding Streetscapes Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2020 at 5:36:37 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: Lomio, Michael To: Hughes, Sco A achments: image001.jpg
The only two that pop up for me. I have a bunch from the mercury news and Silicon Valley business journal but I sense that’s not what they’re looking for. I can send those too if we think that’s required.
Best Regards, Michael Lomio (408) 823-7464
On Sep 8, 2020, at 5:34 PM, Hughes, Sco
Are these the only two emails you have?
Sco Hughes Chief of Staff Office of Councilmember Pam Foley San José City Council District 9 200 E. Santa Clara Street; 18th Floor San José, CA 95113 408.535.4972 www.sanjoseca.gov/district9
From: "Lomio, Michael"
Downtown West Email
Best Regards,
Michael Lomio
Senior Policy Aide
Office of Councilmember Pam Foley | City of San José - District 9,
San José City Hall | 200 E. Santa Clara St., 18th Floor, San Jose, CA 95113
Page 1 of 53 (408) 823-7464 | [email protected]
From: Javier Gonzalez
[External Email]
Google Downtown West Design Workshop #2
Following the submission of Google's Downtown West Mixed-Use development application to the City of San Jose in October 2019, we launched a series of workshops intended to gather community feedback on priorities for the Design Standards and Guidelines and activities in public spaces.
Our first workshop was held on December 7, and we are hosting our next workshop on Saturday, January 25. This workshop will focus on the physical character and experiences in public areas, parks and open spaces and surrounding streetscapes. If you attended our first workshop, we encourage you to come. We will be focusing on other areas within the plan.
We hope you will join us for one of the 90-minute sessions listed below. If you know others who would be interested in participating, we appreciate you forwarding this invitation to them.
Thank you!
______
WHEN Saturday, January 25
WHERE 20 S. Autumn Street San Jose, CA 95113
TIME Session 1: 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm
Page 2 of 53 Session 2: 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
FREE PARKING 8 S. Montgomery Street (directly across from 20 S. Autumn) Ample street parking is also available.
Each session covers the same content and can accommodate 45 participants. Space is limited, so please sign up as soon as possible for a time that works best for your schedule. Additional workshops will be planned on alternate date(s) should interest exceed the capacity.
Please complete the R.S.V.P. form by January 24.
Light refreshments and snacks will be provided.
If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected].
-- Javier González | Government Affairs + Public Policy Manager | (650) 495-3529
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Subject: Fw: [invite] Google Downtown West Design Workshop #2 - Public Areas, Parks and Open Spaces and Surrounding Streetscapes Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2020 at 11:41:26 AM Pacific Daylight Time From: Lomio, Michael To: Hughes, Sco
Downtown West Email
Best Regards, Michael Lomio Senior Policy Aide Office of Councilmember Pam Foley | City of San José - District 9, San José City Hall | 200 E. Santa Clara St., 18th Floor, San Jose, CA 95113 (408) 823-7464 | [email protected]
From: Javier Gonzalez
[External Email]
Google Downtown West Design Workshop #2
Following the submission of Google's Downtown West Mixed-Use development application to the City of San Jose in October 2019, we launched a series of workshops intended to gather community feedback on priorities for the Design Standards and Guidelines and activities in public spaces.
Our first workshop was held on December 7, and we are hosting our next workshop on Saturday, January 25. This workshop will focus on the physical character and experiences in public areas, parks and open spaces and surrounding streetscapes. If you attended our first workshop, we encourage you to come. We will be focusing on other areas within the plan.
We hope you will join us for one of the 90-minute sessions listed below. If you know others who would be interested in participating, we appreciate you forwarding this invitation to them.
Thank you!
______
WHEN Saturday, January 25
Page 4 of 53 WHERE 20 S. Autumn Street San Jose, CA 95113
TIME Session 1: 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Session 2: 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
FREE PARKING 8 S. Montgomery Street (directly across from 20 S. Autumn) Ample street parking is also available.
Each session covers the same content and can accommodate 45 participants. Space is limited, so please sign up as soon as possible for a time that works best for your schedule. Additional workshops will be planned on alternate date(s) should interest exceed the capacity.
Please complete the R.S.V.P. form by January 24.
Light refreshments and snacks will be provided.
If you have any questions, please contact us at [email protected].
-- Javier González | Government Affairs + Public Policy Manager | (650) 495-3529
Please note that if you're sending postal mail, please include: LDAP: javiergonzalez@
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Subject: Fw: Recommend Move DSAP/Downtown West Study Session from September 24 to November 16 Date: Tuesday, September 8, 2020 at 11:40:10 AM Pacific Daylight Time From: Lomio, Michael To: Hughes, Sco
Downtown West Email
Best Regards, Michael Lomio Senior Policy Aide Office of Councilmember Pam Foley | City of San José - District 9, San José City Hall | 200 E. Santa Clara St., 18th Floor, San Jose, CA 95113 (408) 823-7464 | [email protected]
From: Walesh, Kim
Dear Mayor and Council,
For your calendar, I want to give you a heads up that we will recommending to the Rules Commi ee next week that we move the City Council Study Session en tled Diridon Sta on Area Plan/Google Downtown West Mixed-Use Development from September 24, 2020 9:00 a.m-1:00 p.m. to Monday, November 16, 2020 from 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
The Study Session date is being changed because the release date for the Downtown West Dra Environmental Impact Report and Design Standards and Guidelines is moving from early September to later in the fall. Release of these documents in advance of the Study Session is important for staff to be able to provide Council with a comprehensive progress update.
We will be no fying the Sta on Area Advisory Group and other interested par es of this change later today and tomorrow.
The next virtual SAAG mee ng will be September 16 at 6:00. Between now and the Nov 16 Study Session date, we are planning a series of public mee ngs and engagement ac vi es.
Tomorrow, August 28, City staff is presen ng a brief update on the Diridon Sta on Area Plan and the Downtown West project to the Diridon Joint Policy Advisory Board at their 3:00 virtual mee ng, (see materials here).
Best regards,
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Kim
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Subject: Fw: Update on Development Plans Surrounding SAP Center Date: Friday, September 4, 2020 at 11:52:39 AM Pacific Daylight Time From: Lomio, Michael To: Hughes, Sco
Google Email
Best Regards, Michael Lomio Senior Policy Aide Office of Councilmember Pam Foley | City of San José - District 9, San José City Hall | 200 E. Santa Clara St., 18th Floor, San Jose, CA 95113 (408) 823-7464 | [email protected]
From: SAP Center at San Jose
[External Email]
Dear Friends:
First and foremost, we want to send our best wishes to each of you, along with our hope that you, your families and friends are staying safe during these very challenging times.
Everyone at Sharks Sports & Entertainment (SSE) and SAP Center at San Jose continues to shelter in place as directed. The arena, along with all Sharks Ice facilities, remain closed during this time.
We look forward to seeing all of you again soon.
As requested, we are passing along the latest updates regarding the planned developments for the Diridon area of downtown San Jose, which surrounds SAP Center.
Page 8 of 53 On April 14, the City of San Jose announced that several project updates would be delayed due to the coronavirus pandemic, including:
The City Council’s consideration of Google’s Downtown West mixed-use plan has been postponed from the end of 2020 to early 2021.
The release of the city’s draft amendments to the Diridon Station Area Plan (DSAP) are now expected in fall 2020. Revisions to the DSAP will include Google's proposed project and the extension of BART to downtown San Jose.
The draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR), along with the full development plan for Google’s project (which was expected in April), will likely not be released until mid-summer.
As part of these announcements, the City of San Jose has launched a website, titled Planning for the Diridon Station Area. This website includes video presentations outlining potential modifications to the Diridon region in three key areas, including transportation.
This presentation has increased SSE’s concerns in relation to the city’s commitment to the future sustainability of SAP Center, including:
Reduction of the street capacity surrounding SAP Center, including the potential closure of the northbound Highway 87 off-ramp at Santa Clara Street. This off-ramp provides direct access to a majority of the arena’s parking locations and is critical to the building’s continued success.
A disproportionate emphasis on pedestrians, bicycles and mass transit in the downtown core. This will severely limit the ability of downtown employees, transit riders intending to reach Diridon Station and SAP Center guests trying to arrive and depart the area by automobile when most will have few, if any, other options for the foreseeable future.
The continued absence of a comprehensive plan to address the substantial parking needed for the expansion of Diridon Station, the addition of BART, and SAP Center’s guests. These shortfalls, coupled with Google’s development proposal (which is anticipated to include a Transportation Demand Management plan that calls for a substantially reduced parking supply), will leave parking resources in the Diridon area severely impacted.
Be assured, we will continue to communicate our concerns to local leaders and project planners over the next several months.
As part of last week’s announcement, the City of San Jose reaffirmed its commitment to engage with and listen to community members on the Diridon area projects. To solicit feedback from local businesses and constituents, a public survey has been created.
If you are interested in sharing your thoughts with city staff on the planned developments, you can access the survey here.
We understand that, as regular guests of SAP Center, you want to ensure that the facility remains the safe, convenient, world-class venue you have come to expect. Please know that we are working hard to protect your guest experience.
We appreciate your support and look forward to keeping you up to date as more information becomes available.
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Subject: Recommend Move DSAP/Downtown West Study Session from September 24 to November 16 Date: Thursday, August 27, 2020 at 5:31:28 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: Walesh, Kim To: #CityCouncil_PO CC: Sykes, Dave, Maguire, Jennifer, Klein, Nanci, Hughey, Rosalynn, Schmanek, Gloria, Kline, Kelly, Severino, Lori, Ortbal, Jim, Ristow, John, Morales-Ferrand, Jacky
Dear Mayor and Council,
For your calendar, I want to give you a heads up that we will recommending to the Rules Commi ee next week that we move the City Council Study Session en tled Diridon Sta on Area Plan/Google Downtown West Mixed-Use Development from September 24, 2020 9:00 a.m-1:00 p.m. to Monday, November 16, 2020 from 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.
The Study Session date is being changed because the release date for the Downtown West Dra Environmental Impact Report and Design Standards and Guidelines is moving from early September to later in the fall. Release of these documents in advance of the Study Session is important for staff to be able to provide Council with a comprehensive progress update.
We will be no fying the Sta on Area Advisory Group and other interested par es of this change later today and tomorrow.
The next virtual SAAG mee ng will be September 16 at 6:00. Between now and the Nov 16 Study Session date, we are planning a series of public mee ngs and engagement ac vi es.
Tomorrow, August 28, City staff is presen ng a brief update on the Diridon Sta on Area Plan and the Downtown West project to the Diridon Joint Policy Advisory Board at their 3:00 virtual mee ng, (see materials here).
Best regards,
Kim
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Subject: SJ Parks Advocates/Will Diridon Area have nowhere to play? Learn more Mon. Jun 8. at 7 pm. Date: Thursday, June 4, 2020 at 3:57:11 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: Jean Dresden To: Hughes, Sco
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Small parks and no play for Diridon? Hear all about proposals for Diridon Station Area Plan from Parks staff at our joint meeting with DANG--a coalition of four neighborhoods surrounding Diridon Station Area. Monday June 8 at 7 pm via ZOOM
The draft Diridon Station Area Plan is moving towards completion and staff released a video and confusing survey last month. The survey questions focused on service preferences for a community center and nothing about parks. The presentation listed all the things planned for the big community center, but where will the City get money to pay to operate it? Or will it be only for those who can "pay to play?"
The map Google submitted shows some green space, but eliminates the 5-acre park and "green fingers" of the earlier Diridon Area Plan. The Los Gatos Creek trail route on the map is abandoned for an on-street alternative. The park in front of the train station is gone with the new Caltrain Station.
Who will own the green spaces? Who will be allowed to visit? Will it be private like eBay's soccer fields on North First? Or will open space be only for those who can afford to eat in the adjacent restaurants? What if Google abandons the project? Will the green spaces disappear under a new owner's high rise?
The Diridon Station Area plan covers all of the area around the station, not just Google's land. But it seems Google is driving the design. Will there be anywhere OUTSIDE in fresh air that people who live and work there can have
Page 12 of 53 active play?
Even if you don't live near Diridon Station, you'll want to give feedback on this trend. Higher density housing and office buildings are coming throughout the city. Will this serve as a template? No active outdoor space? No public parks?
Honored Guests who will answer these questions: Jon Cicirelli, Director of PRNS Nicolle Burnham, Deputy Director Andrea Flores-Shelton, Interim Deputy Director, Recreation and Neighborhood Services
Join with ZOOM Meeting ID: 897 7374 4092 Password: 838216
--Jean Dresden
Google's Downtown West plan showing the Google green spaces and existing open space in lighter green. The new Diridon Integrated Station Concept has a wider footprint than shown here.
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Subject: Fw: New Project: Daily Clips Date: Tuesday, May 26, 2020 at 10:11:55 AM Pacific Daylight Time From: Lomio, Michael To: Hughes, Sco , Foley, Pam, Laveroni, Kyle, Obaizamomwan, Adesuwa, Feliciano, Shirley
Hey All,
I am hoping to be er align Camryn's projects with her interests and her major. I've asked her to produce daily news clips that will be sent to our District 9 office by the end of each work day. This is similar to what Celina produces, but it will be an enhanced version. You should be receiving the first one later today.
Best Regards, Michael Lomio Senior Policy Aide Office of Councilmember Pam Foley | City of San José - District 9, San José City Hall | 200 E. Santa Clara St., 18th Floor, San Jose, CA 95113 (408) 823-7464 | [email protected]
From: Lomio, Michael Sent: Tuesday, May 26, 2020 10:07 AM To: Heinkel, Camryn
Hey Camryn,
For each day you work, can you send news clips to the whole team? This will make sure everyone is well read on the current events and general "arena" that we are all playing in. It will also help to "de- silo" the office. Below is an example of what a clip might look like. And here is the process I'd like you to follow.
1. Research relevant news in San Jose, California, and the United States that might impact our Office - a. Find 3 Stories rela ng to San Jose public policy news, poli cal news, current events, etc. b. Find 2 stories rela ng to California policy news, poli cal news, current events, etc. c. Find 1 United States policy news, poli cal news, current events, etc. d. Find 1 story that is generally interes ng or something that went viral today or recently (maybe it's rela ng to technology or science or finance or ps on produc vity or maybe it's an online debate about the true color of a piece of clothing). Brownie points if it's "memeable" or if you can insert the photo or topic or tweet or pro- p crea vely into the email somehow. e. Below are some websites you might consider browsing through. Please note some of these do have paywalls, but others will not, and some mes you can get around the paywall or at least view the first 50 words or so. i. The Mercury News ii. San Jose Inside iii. San Jose Spotlight
Page 15 of 53 iv. Rough & Tumble v. Around the Capitol vi. The New York Times vii. The Washington Post viii. Vox Media ix. The Verge x. TechCrunch 2. Create the "news clips" in this format: NEWS SITE, Title (Author) First 100 words or so. It should look something like this: a. SAN JOSE SPOTLIGHT San Jose Diridon Sta on plan forges ahead as planners adapt to COVID-19 (By Janice Bi ers): Developments across the region may be slowed due to the novel coronavirus, but some of the biggest land use plans in the South Bay are s ll inching forward, including San Jose’s Diridon Sta on Area Plan and Google’s Downtown West project. The two plans were originally set to get a final vote before the end of this year, but that decision has been pushed out to some me in early 2021, a er public, in-person mee ngs and feedback sessions ground to a halt in March. 3. Please send the clips to me before sending them to the full office. I'll approve and then let you distribute them. I'll also let everyone know about this daily project via slack (which I will add you to on Monday when you get your San Jose email address. 4. We'll aim to have the clips sent out to our colleagues by the end of each work day.
If you have any ques ons, just let me know. This summer I'd really like to get you involved in more comms and policy work, and this is just one step in that direc on. Thanks, Camryn!
Best Regards, Michael Lomio Senior Policy Aide Office of Councilmember Pam Foley | City of San José - District 9, San José City Hall | 200 E. Santa Clara St., 18th Floor, San Jose, CA 95113 (408) 823-7464 | [email protected]
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Subject: Fwd: Diridon Area Neighborhood Group le er Date: Thursday, April 2, 2020 at 12:13:44 PM Pacific Daylight Time From: District9 To: Hughes, Sco , Lomio, Michael CC: Foley, Pam A achments: image001.jpg, DANG update le er.pdf
Office of District 9, Councilmember Pam Foley San Jose City Hall 200 E. Santa Clara St., 18th floor San Jose, CA 95113 408 535 4909
From: Bob Staedler
[External Email]
Good morning Dave,
I hope this e-mail finds you well, please find attached a letter from DANG in regards to the Downtown West Mixed-Use Plan EIR.
Page 17 of 53 Thank you for taking the time to read the letter and stay safe.
Bob
Bob Staedler Principal
G Office Phone: (408) 564-8834 Cell Phone: (408) 234-4029 Website: www.svsynergy.com
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Page 18 of 53 Subject: Is homelessness a crisis? Let's act like it is! Also, don't miss the 13th Annual Winter Walk & Resource Fair at Oakridge Mall this Friday morning! Date: Tuesday, February 18, 2020 at 7:39:32 AM Pacific Standard Time From: Johnny Khamis To: Hughes, Sco
[External Email]
DISTRICT 10 NEWS:
MID-FEBRUARY 2020 EDITION
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Have you ever wondered how I voted on a particular issue or why I FEB Rent Stabilization Program voted a certain way? 19 Workshop
Visit My YouTube Channel: Johnny Khamis on the 6:00PM – 7:00PM Record! Learn more about the Housing Payment Equality Ordinance, Apartment Rent Dear Neighbors, Ordinance, Tenant Protection Ordinance, and the Rent Registry. For Please take a look at the update in this newsletter (below) on the new more information or questions, please (novel) Coronavirus - COVID19. While we all must be cautious and call the RSP at 408-975-4480. practice best hygiene practices to avoid picking up Coronavirus or other viruses in our environment, we must be sensitive to those in our @ Edenvale Community Center Chinese community. Our diverse community will not tolerate 330 Branham Lane #E discrimination against Chinese immigrants and our Chinese-American San Jose, CA 95111 neighbors, and I encourage everyone to be sensitive to what they may be feeling at this time. Take this opportunity to stand with our Chinese- American community and patronize their businesses, since I've heard that customer traffic at some of these establishments is down due to fears over the Coronavirus.
Like the flu virus, the Coronavirus does not discriminate, and anyone who has traveled to affected areas or come in contact with the infected must observe the quarantine rules and stay at home for the recommended 14-day monitoring period unless you are seeking medical attention. FEB Inclusive Economy Career Fair 20 Sincerely, 1:00 PM - 3:30 PM Johnny Join more than 20 actively recruiting employers hiring for multiple open positions and ready to address your Meet our new Southern Division Police Captain! questions and help you in your connection with their company. *** Free San José Police Chief Eddie Garcia has announced and Open to the Public *** leadership promotions in the police department that took effect last @ Mexican Heritage Plaza
Page 20 of 53 @ Mexican Heritage Plaza week. Along with these promotions, Captain Tibaldi has moved to 1700 Alum Rock Ave. police headquarters in the Bureau of Operations, and we have been San Jose, CA 95113 assigned a newly-minted Police Captain - Elle Washburn, badge #3538. I am most appreciative of the excellent work and support for District 10 that Captain Tibaldi provided and look forward to working with our new Captain over the next several months.
Captain Washburn is a 25-year veteran of the San José Police Department (SJPD). She was born in San José and raised in nearby Milpitas where her family still resides. She started at the SJPD in May 1994 as a Police Dispatcher. After four years, she became a police officer and attended the Police Academy at Evergreen College. FEB Recycle Right Information 20 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Recycling standards have become stricter, and it's now more important than ever to recycle right! ESD will be tabling information on ESD's new Recycle Right Campaign at the Willow Glen Library in San José. ESD will be available to answer any questions or address any concerns that residents may have about recycling and waste management.
@ Willow Glen Library 1157 Minnesota Ave San Jose, California 95125
FEB Google Downtown West Design 20 Workshop: Building Context & Streetscapes
6:00PM - 7:30PM Following the submission of Google’s Downtown West mixed-use development application to the City of San José in October 2019, we launched
Page 21 of 53 a series of workshops to gather community feedback on priorities for As an officer, Captain Washburn worked Patrol, the Metro Unit, and design standards and guidelines that Narcotic Covert Investigations. Promoted to Sergeant in will shape the look, feel and 2008, she worked Patrol, the Administrative Unit, and Research and experiences in Downtown West. Development, where she ran the Body Worn Camera Project for the SJPD. Promoted to Lieutenant in 2015, she then worked Patrol and @ Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, Special Operations where she oversaw the Metro Unit, Violent Crime Room 225 Enforcement Team (VCET), the Street Crimes Unit, and the DEA Task 150 E. San Fernando Street, Force. San Jose, CA 95112
Captain Washburn participated in The SVO’s Leadership San Click here to register José Program, Class of 2017, and is a Graduate of Saint Mary’s College. She is currently enrolled in Graduate School at Saint Mary’s FEB High School Student Job Shadow and working toward her Master’s degree in Leadership. 20 Day 2020
In her free time, Captain Washburn enjoys adventure sports and is 8:30AM - 1:00PM enthusiastic about her chosen profession of law enforcement. Be part of this fun, informative half-day As the new Captain assigned to the Southern Division, she is looking event and learn about the variety of jobs forward to engaging with the District 10 community and continuing to at Santa Clara Valley Water District deploy effective strategies to keep our community safe. (Valley Water) as you explore possible future careers in the water industry. You Please join me in welcoming Elle to the Southern Division and to will be amazed at the variety of water- District 10! related jobs and career paths, from accounting to engineering and graphic design to biochemistry. Homelessness: If it’s a crisis, lets act like it! During Job Shadow Day 2020, you will attend break-out sessions that focus on Despite my five-year effort to educate the public and lobby the County career readiness and shadow our Board of Supervisors to implement Laura's law, with the support of my talented Valley Water experts as they colleagues on the San José City Council, County leaders failed to showcase their jobs at Valley Water. To move this law forward on January 28th. register for Job Shadow Day, here. Laura’s Law is a temporary, court-supervised, involuntary @ Valley Water conservatorship law that would help some of the most vulnerable 5700 Almaden Expressway mentally ill people on our streets. While it will help a small number of San Jose, CA 95118 the overall population of unhoused people, that handful are the most severely mentally ill, have had several interactions with law enforcement, and have the biggest effect on our community’s quality of life.
Laura’s Law has been implemented in neighboring counties and is producing positive outcomes for both the homeless and for taxpayers, and Santa Clara County is missing an opportunity to help those who are unable to get help for themselves.
Page 22 of 53 FEB Senior Walk & Winter Resource Fair 22 8:00AM - 10:00AM
@ Westfield Oakridge Mall 925 Blossom Hill Rd San Jose, CA 95123
Despite this disappointment, it was satisfying to see that, after many years without significant, focused action, the County made some progress, such as approving the O’Connor and St. Louise hospitals as clinical service sites for homeless individuals that need medical treatment, and enhancement of mental health services at the Santa Clara Valley Medical Center. County-wide, voters approved Measure A, a $950 million affordable housing tax, to fund 120 new housing developments in Santa Clara County, including 4,800 units for extremely low-income individuals and families at risk of homelessness. FEB Google Downtown West Design Concern remains, however, that the County is not looking at quicker, 22 Workshop: Building Context & more easily implemented, and less costly ways to house the Streetscapes unhoused. One strategy that San José has utilized is to refurbish older buildings, like the Plaza hotel, into transitional housing. Refurbishing 1:00PM - 2:30PM existing spaces is quicker and cheaper than planning, designing, and Click here to register. For news and building new transitional housing. The County previously passed up updates on Google’s Downtown West $20 million in foundation funds to put with $50 million in taxpayer project, please visit our funds to help convert the old City Hall Annex building into 150 units of have any questions, homeless housing and they’re now looking to spend twice the money email [email protected] for nearly half the number of beds. I encourage them not to make that mistake again, when it comes to the existing jail structure. Instead of @ 20 S Autumn St demolishing the building, they should seriously consider remodeling it San Jose, CA 95110
Page 23 of 53 into up to 674 beds for the unhoused. Building 674 beds of new transitional housing elsewhere would cost upwards of $404 million.
Additionally, the county ought to consider housing uses for the underutilized fairgrounds that have seen three revitalization efforts dating back to 1998 fizzle out (a fourth plan, released back in October, would see it become a “grand public space”, but I’m not holding my breath). The county is encouraged to consider buying existing buildings, even new ones, to address the housing crisis more quickly.
Our residents, and our unhoused, deserve a more urgent response to the crisis of homelessness. I call on the County to revisit Laura’s Law and to find ways to get people into transitional housing faster, and at a lower cost to taxpayers.
Transfer Tax Exemptions FEB Lunar New Year at the San Jose Measure E - a new real property transfer tax applicable to certain Museum of Art property transactions in San Jose - is on the March 3rd ballot. 22 Information is available at the City Clerk's website on the arguments 11:00 AM - 5:00 PM for and against this measure. Free Admission! There will be many activities An item to discuss exemptions to the prospective Measure E tax was including art-making, cultural originally agendized for the February 11th City Council meeting in demonstrations, and live performances. response to a memo from Mayor Liccardo requesting exemptions for This celebration honors both non-profit housing developers. I submitted a memo suggesting that the international and local Lunar New Year exemption be extended to all home builders, since the only way to traditions. Explore and create with resolve the housing crisis is by increasing the supply of homes at all family and friends at this levels of affordability. At the February 11th meeting, the agenda item multigenerational program. For more was deferred to allow City staff more time to conduct outreach. It is information, please visit, expected to be heard in early March. order tickets, please click here
@ San Jose Museum of Art Update on the new (novel) coronavirus 110 S Market St San Jose, CA 95113 The novel Coronavirus is now being referred to by scientists as "COVID19". Santa Clara County has two confirmed cases of COVID19 There is no evidence that person-to-person transmission has occurred in Santa Clara County
The Santa Clara County Public Health Department is taking action to protect and keep the public informed about the new (novel) coronavirus. While the illness started in China, people with the virus have been confirmed in several countries including the United States and two cases in Santa Clara County. Health authorities are learning more about how this virus spreads. As this situation changes, the U.S. Centers for Disease Prevention and Control (CDC)
Page 24 of 53 updates information as it becomes available.
FEB PBO at KDFC Kids Discovery Day 23 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM
PBO Director of Education Lisa Grodin (violin) and Kristin Zoernig (bass) will perform a mini-concert in the auditorium at 10:30am, followed by PBO's popular composition activity "PBO's Music, by Kids, for Kids" in the museum. Free event open to the public! here.
@ The Tech Interactive 201 S. Market St, San Jose, CA 95113
FEB VEP’s February Community Meeting 25 7:30PM For more information, visit VEP's website.
@ Vista Park Community Room 475 Hyde Park Drive San Jose, CA 95136
Page 25 of 53 FEB Phone Classes for iPhone and 26 Android
9:30AM - 11:30AM Having difficulty hearing or seeing on your phone? Attend this FREE training and learn how to send texts, turn on magnifiers, Bluetooth, and more on your iPhone or Android!
@ Seven Trees Community Center 3590 Cas Drive San Jose, CA 95111
FEB Bay Area Older Adults: Waterways 26 Walk at Coyote Lake
10:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Join us for a new hike along the rolling hills surrounding Coyote Lake. The trails afford scenic views of the reservoir and the mountains of Henry Coe State Park. As we pass valley oaks, buckeye and elderberries, we will learn about the park's history, and the history of California's water and dams. We will end the day with a bring-your-own picnic lunch.
Page 26 of 53 @ Coyote Lake Harvey Bear Ranch County Park 10840 Coyote Lake Rd Gilroy, CA 95020
FEB Changes in the 2019 California 28 Codes Workshop
8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
The State of California updates the building codes every three years, and the updated 2019 codes have now replaced the 2016 codes and are in effect for the next three years. The City of San Jose will have a full day workshop to highlight the significant changes to the Building, Electrical, Plumbing, Mechanical, Residential, and Fire codes. Reach Code CALGreen and Building Energy Efficiency Standards will also be discuss. Click here for more information.
D10 Announcements
Page 27 of 53 FEB Water Infrastructure Bus Tour 29 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
How does Santa Clara County get safe, clean drinking water? Valley Water is now offering free half- day bus tours to some of our water facilities. On this tour, you will learn how our infrastructure projects work together to provide safe, clean drinking water to residents of Santa Clara County. learn more or sign up here
@ Valley Water 5700 Almaden Expressway San Jose, CA 95118
Community Announcements Click on the links below to learn more...
Minds in Bloom: A Trusted Resource on Early Childhood Development, Play-Based Learning and Parenting Tips for Raising Creative, Inquisitive Page 28 of 53 for Raising Creative, Inquisitive Lifelong Learners
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Latest Happenings
02/05/2020 Honored to be the guest speaker at Page 29 of 53 Honored to be the guest speaker at Evergreen / East Valley Real Estate Marketing Group meeting to talk about how some of the proposed tax changes on upcoming ballots will impact your businesses, if approved by voters.
02/06/2020 Proud to be a part of the San Jose Earthquakes Jersey reveal! Have I found a new career option after my second term on City Council ends in December?
02/08/2020 Concerned citizens from Districts 5 and 6 joined us at Hubs Coffee during my
Page 30 of 53 District 10 Community Office Hours.
02/08/2020 Proud to be a part of The Korean First Full Moon Celebration
02/08/2020 Happy I was able to catch the tail end of the Chinese New Year celebration for the Chinese school at Leland High.
Page 31 of 53 Opportunities to Give Back to Your Community - Help Wanted!
Dear Friends of Almaden Library,
The Friends of Almaden Library Spring Book Sale is scheduled for Saturday, April 4, 2020. There are volunteer opportunities for afternoon set-up on Friday, April 3rd and throughout the sale day on Saturday.
02/10/2020 Proud to take part in today's grand opening of the Hubbard Bridge Library and Resource Center. This is a great partnership between the Union Elementary School District City of San Jose, Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County and the County of Santa Clara! Please note: The Friends of Almaden Library are in major need of teen volunteer assistance and/or assistance from those who can lift and move heavy items for both set-up on Friday and clean-up on Saturday. Please talk to your families, friends, and neighbors and refer them to sign up for a volunteer shift if they are interested (sign up link is below). This will make for a much more smooth set up and clean up process.
Volunteer hours worked qualify toward the high school volunteer hour requirement and the Friends will sign for the hours worked.
Page 32 of 53 We hope you can find time in your schedule to join them and support their key fundraising effort on behalf of Almaden library. Volunteers are the heart of their efforts! Please click on this link to the Survey Monkey volunteer sign-up, which should take no more than 4 minutes of your time.
An Opportunity to Serve An opening has occurred in the District 10 seat on the Parks & Recreation Commission. In addition to gaining the impressive ‘Commissioner’ title, you will have the opportunity to advise the City Council on policies related to our City parks, trails, community centers, and recreational programs, and provide oversight of Parks bonds 02/12/2020 programs. I will choose the next commissioner from among the eligible Celebrating volunteerism at the 51st applicants, subject to approval by the full City Council. To find out Annual Junior League of San more details and to apply for the position, click here. Jose Volunteer Recognition Luncheon.
Volunteer Opportunities at The Tech
Youth Programs Summer of Service – Registration Open Now! Summer of Service
Sessions begin June 22
It may only be February, but our minds are already jumping to summer. Specifically, Summer of Service! Our beloved summer camp is back and registration is open now. If you're a rising 7th – 10th grader, come serve the community while making new friends!
We offer six 1-week sessions and five different service focuses:
Community Outreach Media Activism Early Childhood Environmental Stewardship Leadership (limited to rising sophomores)
Sign up now to guarantee your first choice! Click here to register
02/14/2020
Page 33 of 53 Helping Homeless YOUTH New Volunteer Congratulations to The California Fish Training Grill on opening their new restaurant in the Almaden Ranch shopping center. Our next training has been set for February 28th at 6:30PM! Come out Come try out their delicious selections! and learn how you can help make a difference in the lives of homeless youth!
Programs include...street outreach, drop-in center staff, and one-on- mentoring!
The outreach center is open M-Th 5:30 PM - 8 PM and Sat. 12-3 PM. Street outreach currently goes out once a month, usually a Saturday 9 AM - 11 AM. If you have a few hours to give back during these days and times they would love to have you as a volunteer!
Completion of an online orientation is required before attending training. Email [email protected] for more information.
Become a Volunteer Census 2020 Ambassador Census 2020 at the Library
Every 10 years, the U.S. Census Bureau sets out to count every person living in the United States regardless of age, citizenship status, or gender. Become a Library Census Station Ambassador and help ensure your community gets counted.
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What Census 2020 Ambassador Volunteers Do
As a Census 2020 Ambassador, you will:
Raise awareness about the Library Census Station at your local SJPL Branch Library Provide basic information about the 2020 Census purpose and importance Refer customers to resources where they can learn more about the Census
Here are some additional details:
2-4 hours a week from March 12 to May 12, 2020 Training and orientation provided Must be age 15 or older Adults (18+) will need to submit a fingerprint background check before volunteering
How to Become a Census 2020 Ambassador Volunteer
You can become a volunteer in three easy steps.
Step 1: Complete a Census 2020 Ambassador Volunteer Application
Step 2: Complete Volunteer Training
An online training will be available starting Friday February 28, 2020 You will learn background and importance of the US Census, how Library Census Stations help ensure an accurate count, as well how to respond to customer questions
Step 3: Get Started at Your Branch
Page 35 of 53 You will receive a New Volunteer Orientation from a Library staff member at your branch
How to Get More Information
Visit the opportunity listing for more information and available locations.
City-wide Announcements The Department of Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services (PRNS) has Summer job recruitments available for your constituents. Community Services Aides, Recreation Leaders, Lifeguards, Instructor Lifeguards, Pool Managers, and Assistant Pool Managers are vital positions which support programs for your community.
The PRNS mission is to connect people through parks, recreation and neighborhood services for an active San José. This includes employing individuals from our local Council districts in these vital roles. Employees who support their neighborhoods are often more engaged in their work, making a lasting, positive impact.
Please note: Qualified candidates as young as 14 years old may apply for Community Services Aide!
Page 36 of 53 SJPD Hosts Women’s Boot Camp Series
The San Jose Police Department (SJPD) is proud to host a Women's Boot Camp Series during the month of March for any women with general interest in pursuing a career in law enforcement. Sessions will combine classroom instruction and customized workouts to improve strength, endurance, and overall fitness, and will cover unique topics and workouts with the goal of helping participants pass the Work Sample Test Battery (WSTB) physical agility test that is part of the Police Academy. This series is being offered at no cost and multiple sessions are available here.
Participants should wear proper athletic attire. For more information, contact the SJPD Recruiting Unit, at 408-277-4951.
Page 37 of 53 Safe Parking and Temporary and Incidental Shelter Program In 2019, over 6,000 people were counted as experiencing homelessness in San José on any given night and over 1,000 of them sleep in their vehicles. The City of San José developed a Safe Parking Ordinance that allows private property owners to designate their parking areas in places of assembly for safe parking.
The ordinance approved by City Council in February 2019 included amendments to the Municipal Code, specifically to Title 20 of the San José Municipal Code (Zoning Code). The property owner does not need to obtain a permit and may design operations from hours, type of vehicles, and target population.
If you are a property owner and interested in partnering with the City of San José on this important endeavor, please contact Lorena Diez with the City of San José’s Homelessness Response Team at (408) 975- 4456 or [email protected] for more information.
Page 38 of 53 In 2019, over 6,000 people were counted as experiencing homelessness in San José on any given night and over 80% of them are unsheltered means living in parks, streets, and places unfit for habitation. The City of San José developed a Temporary and Incidental Shelter Program Ordinance that allows private property owners to designate their places of assembly for a temporary shelter.
The ordinance approved by City Council in August 2017 included amendments to the Municipal Code, specifically to Title 20 of the San José Municipal Code (Zoning Code). The property owner does not need to obtain a permit and may design operations from hours, duration, and target population.
If you are a property owner and interested in partnering with the City of San José on this important endeavor, please contact Lorena Diez with the City of San José’s Homelessness Response Team at (408) 975- 4456 or [email protected] for more information.
City’s new ADU Amnesty Program
Page 39 of 53 Did you construct an accessory dwelling unit (ADU) or convert a garage, basement, or room into a separate living unit — also called an ADU — without obtaining a building permit? Or, did you buy a property with an unpermitted ADU? Insurance companies will NOT cover a fire, damages, or injuries relating to an unpermitted unit. Protect both occupants and yourself by legalizing your unit. The City’s new ADU Amnesty Program waives penalties and may help you save more than $10,000 in fees while you take the steps to legalize your unit, improve the unit’s safety for occupants, and reduce your liability. The program allows for using the building codes from the year the unit was built, and provides 5 years to complete items not relating to immediate health and safety issues. You can explore the program without disclosing your name and address by reviewing the Self- Assessment Checklist, and then calling the ADU Amnesty Coordinator with your questions. Self-Assessment Checklist Lista de verificación de autoevaluación Danh Sách Kiểm Tra Tự Đánh Giá
Information: Amnesty webpage at www.sanjoseca.gov/ADUs. ADU Amnesty Coordinator: 408-535-7770 or [email protected] Nosotros hablamos español. Chúng tôi nói tiếng việt.
Our City Forest Lawn Conversion Workshop series.
Our City Forest will be hosting a Lawn Conversion Workshop series! All are welcome to learn how to convert their lawn into a drought- tolerant landscape.
This workshop is a 3-part series that consists of the following: February 22nd - Lawn Conversion Introduction Course February 29th - Throwback tour to past Lawn Conversion Projects March 7th - Hands-On Install All from 9AM - 1PM at our office, 646 N King Rd, San Jose, CA 95133.
To sign up contact: [email protected] or call (408)-998- 7337 x 107. Although this workshop series is free, we do ask a suggested donation of $60-$100. If you would like a sketch-up of what your lawn would look like as a drought-tolerant landscape with California native plants, it would be a $150 fee.
Page 40 of 53 Other Announcements Voting is Now Easier than Ever in Santa Clara County!
Santa Clara County voters will join more than half the voters across the state when they cast a ballot in March using an exciting new voting model that makes it easier than ever to cast a ballot.
Page 41 of 53 It’s called the Voter’s Choice Act, and it emphasizes convenience for the modern voter. Everyone will get a ballot that they can return postage-paid by mail, which is by far the most popular way to vote, or they can place it in one of 99 conveniently located and secure drop- boxes. Voters who prefer to vote in person can still do so at any of the more than 110 Vote Centers that will be open throughout Santa Clara County – some for up to 11 days. Remember, now it is Election Day every day between February 22nd and March 3rd!
People can vote near where they work, go to school or while running errands! The Vote Centers will offer a full spectrum of services, from language and accessibility assistance to ballots printed on demand for any voter, with all the contests that apply to any residential address in the County. There are electronic poll books to keep track of who has voted, and even voter registration all the way up through Election Day.
Take advantage of the extra time and convenience afforded by the new Voter’s Choice Act, which starts with the March 3, 2020, Presidential Primary Election. It’s a positive change that offers voters a choice: Choose when, where and how to vote.
Visit sccvote.org/voterschoice or call 866-430-VOTE (8683) for more information.
Page 42 of 53 Page 43 of 53 Page 44 of 53 MySanJose App - The Easy Way to Request City Services!
Want to get that pothole or street light fixed? Did you spot graffiti or illegal dumping that needs cleaning up? Perhaps you're wondering about how to report an abandoned vehicle ... or have a different City program to ask about.
With the My San Jose website or mobile app, it's now quick and easy to file and track a City service request or to reach one of our customer representatives. We think you're going to love it!
When you submit a City service request through My San Jose, the request will reach the relevant City service team who will accept, review, and resolve your request as appropriate -- and let you know the outcome.
It’s super easy to use – check out my son, Costi's, tutorial videos with some VIP guest appearances from Mayor Liccardo and others at San Jose Tips on YouTube!
Have you ever wondered how I voted on a particular issue or why I voted a certain way? Visit My You Tube Channel: Johnny Khamis on the Record!
For questions, comments, or concerns you may reach my office at 408.535.4910 or [email protected]
To subscribe to my newsletter, click here
Sincerely, Councilmember Johnny Khamis
*Be sure to check the sidebar for important upcoming events and other announcements!
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Subject: FW: Downtown West Mixed-Use Plan (Google Project): Environmental Leadership Development Project Cer fica on Concurrence Date: Thursday, February 6, 2020 at 12:28:40 PM Pacific Standard Time From: District9 To: Hughes, Sco A achments: Public No ce_Environmental Leadership Development Cer fica on Concurrence_020520.pdf
Shirley Feliciano Execu ve Assistant Office of District 9, Councilmember Pam Foley (408) 535-4909
From: Hill, Shannon Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2020 11:53 AM To: Hill, Shannon
PUBLIC NOTICE Environmental Leadership Development Project (ELDP) Application Certification
File Nos.: GP19-009, PDC19-039, and PD19-029 Project Title: Downtown West Mixed-Use Project APN/Location: See Description at www.sanjoseca.gov/GoogleProject Project Sponsor: Google LLC
On December 30, 2019, Governor Newsom certified the Downtown West Mixed-Use Plan (Google project) as an Environmental Leadership Development Project under AB 900. A public notice of this certification was issued by the City of San José on January 8, 2020 by electronic mail and publication in The Mercury News, in addition to distributing the notice via certified mail to those who requested to receive notice. Pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 21184(b)(2), on January 27, 2020, the Joint Legislative Budget Committee of the California Legislature concurred with Governor Newsom’s certification. The attached notice serves to inform the public of the Joint Legislative Budget Committee’s concurrence. This public notice will also be posted on February 6, 2020 in and around the Google Project site. Refer to the attached public notice provided in compliance with AB 900 requirements.
Shannon Hill, Planner Planning, Building & Code Enforcement | Environmental Review Sec on City of San José | 200 East Santa Clara Street [email protected] | (408) 535 - 7872
Page 47 of 53 Subject: Google Downtown West Design Workshop: Building Context & Streetscapes Date: Tuesday, February 4, 2020 at 9:47:38 PM Pacific Standard Time From: Javier Gonzalez To: Foley, Pam CC: Hughes, Sco
[External Email]
Hi Councilmember Foley,
Following the submission of Google’s Downtown West mixed-use development application to the City of San José in October 2019, we launched a series of workshops to gather community feedback on priorities for design standards and guidelines that will shape the look, feel and experiences in Downtown West.
Our next workshop will focus on building context and streetscapes. We will also share a summary of feedback from our previous workshops on parks and open space and how community input is informing the Downtown West Design Standards and Guidelines.
We are offering workshops on two dates. The format and content are the same, so we hope one will work with your schedule!
Thursday, February 20 6 p.m. - 7:30 p.m. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Library, Room 225 150 E. San Fernando Street, San Jose
Saturday, February 22 1 p.m. - 2:30 p.m. 20 S. Autumn Street, San Jose
Click here to register.
For news and updates on Google's Downtown West project, please visit our website.
If you have any questions, email [email protected].
-- Javier González | Government Affairs + Public Policy Manager | (650) 495-3529
Please note that if you're sending postal mail, please include: LDAP: javiergonzalez@
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Page 49 of 53 Subject: FW: [invite] Google Downtown West Design Workshop #2 - Public Areas, Parks and Open Spaces and Surrounding Streetscapes Date: Wednesday, January 15, 2020 at 12:40:06 PM Pacific Standard Time From: Feliciano, Shirley To: Laveroni, Kyle, Hughes, Sco , Obaizamomwan, Adesuwa
Who is available to a end?
Shirley Feliciano Execu ve Assistant Office of District 9, Councilmember Pam Foley (408) 535-4909
From: Foley, Pam Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2020 12:22 PM To: Feliciano, Shirley
Yes, sending staff is a good idea.
Sincerely,
Pam Foley San Jose City Councilmember representing District 9
Office # (408) 535-4909 Cell # (669) 216-6037 [email protected]
San Jose City Hall 200 E. Santa Clara St, 18th floor San Jose, CA 95113
From: Feliciano, Shirley
Interested in sending staff?
Shirley Feliciano Execu ve Assistant Office of District 9, Councilmember Pam Foley (408) 535-4909
From: Lomio, Michael Sent: Wednesday, January 15, 2020 8:59 AM
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I’ll be out of town but wanted to forward to you in case someone from our office wanted to a end.
Best Regards, Michael Lomio (408) 823-7464
Begin forwarded message:
From: Javier Gonzalez
[External Email]
Google Downtown West Design Workshop #2
Following the submission of Google's Downtown West Mixed-Use development applica on to the City of San Jose in October 2019, we launched a series of workshops intended to gather community feedback on priori es for the Design Standards and Guidelines and ac vi es in public spaces.
Our first workshop was held on December 7, and we are hos ng our next workshop on Saturday, January 25. This workshop will focus on the physical character and experiences in public areas, parks and open spaces and surrounding streetscapes. If you a ended our first workshop, we encourage you to come. We will be focusing on other areas within the plan.
We hope you will join us for one of the 90-minute sessions listed below. If you know others who would be interested in par cipa ng, we appreciate you forwarding this invita on to them.
Thank you!
______
WHEN Saturday, January 25
WHERE
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20 S. Autumn Street San Jose, CA 95113
TIME Session 1: 1:00 pm - 2:30 pm Session 2: 3:00 pm - 4:30 pm
FREE PARKING 8 S. Montgomery Street (directly across from 20 S. Autumn) Ample street parking is also available.
Each session covers the same content and can accommodate 45 par cipants. Space is limited, so please sign up as soon as possible for a me that works best for your schedule. Addi onal workshops will be planned on alternate date(s) should interest exceed the capacity.
Please complete the R.S.V.P. form by January 24.
Light refreshments and snacks will be provided.
If you have any ques ons, please contact us at [email protected].
-- Javier González | Government Affairs + Public Policy Manager | (650) 495- 3529
Please note that if you're sending postal mail, please include: LDAP: javiergonzalez@
This message is from outside the City email system. Do not open links or attachments from untrusted sources.
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Subject: News Clips - March 2 - Friday Date: Friday, March 2, 2018 at 10:22:27 AM Pacific Standard Time From: Carrasco, Celina To: #CityCouncil_PO, #IPAStaff, #MayorPO, #Parks_RCS_ImpactTeam, Alvarez, Salvador, Amii, Patricia, Barajas, Margie, Brewka, Linda, Burrow, Vada, Camarena, Carolina, Cano, Ma , Castellano, Sandra, Chang, Chu, Chang, Claudia, Chen, Amy, Copeland, Selena, Cortez, Ricardo, Davisson, Kari, Dinsmore, Monica, Doyle, Richard, English, Megan, Erickson, Sharon, Fisher, Kevin, Frimann, Nora, Ha, Shelley, Hall, Rebecca, Harkness, Kip, Hughey, Rosalynn, Keit, Richard, Lo , Jennie, Maguire, Jennifer, Malloy, Maria, Marcoida, Chris ne, Margie Ma hews, Moran, Ed, Mota, Esther, Neaves, Rosario, Padilla, Maria, Reyes, Tess, Rios, Angel, Satake, Carolyn, Schembri, Jennifer, Singh, Genevieve, Slayton, Ranithri, Sykes, Dave, Thiyagarajan, Charulatha, Tran, Anh, Tsukamoto, Kathy, Vo, Tina, Weger, Richard, Wessling, Cheryl, Ziemba, Kate
Korean supermarket readies new north San Jose store h ps://www.mercurynews.com/2018/03/01/korean-supermarket-readies-new-north-san-jose-store/
By popular demand, tonight's San Jose ' ny homes' mee ng postponed to find bigger home h ps://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2018/03/01/by-popular-demand-tonights-san-jose- ny- homes.html
Bid to name San Jose’s Gardner neighborhood a historical area picks up steam h ps://www.mercurynews.com/2018/03/01/bid-to-name-gardner-a-historical-area-picks-up-steam/
Google downtown San Jose village study group launches with lively discussion h ps://www.mercurynews.com/2018/02/28/google-downtown-san-jose-village-study-group-launches-lively- discussion-abobe/
Google’s Growing Empire Seen Transforming Biggest Bay Area City h ps://www.bloombergquint.com/technology/2018/03/01/google-s-growing-empire-seen-transforming- biggest-bay-area-city
Celina Carrasco City of San José Office of the Mayor and City Council 200 E. Santa Clara Street, 18th Floor San José, CA 95113 (408) 535-4900 [email protected] www.sanjoseca.gov
Page 53 of 53 Subject: News Clips - June 21 - Wednesday Date: Wednesday, June 21, 2017 at 11:43:17 AM Pacific Daylight Time From: Carrasco, Celina To: #CityCouncil_PO, #IPAStaff, #MayorPO, #Parks_RCS_ImpactTeam, Alvarez, Salvador, Amii, Patricia, Brewka, Linda, Camarena, Carolina, Cano, Ma , Castellano, Sandra, Chan, Amy, Chang, Claudia, Cortez, Ricardo, Davisson, Kari, Dinsmore, Monica, Doyle, Richard, Duenas, Norberto, Edmonds- Mares, Julie, English, Megan, Erickson, Sharon, Espinoza, Margie, Fisher, Kevin, Frimann, Nora, Ha, Shelley, Haase, Maria, Hall, Rebecca, Harkness, Kip, Keit, Richard, Lo , Jennie, Margie Ma hews, Moran, Ed, Mota, Esther, Reyes, Tess, Rios, Angel, Satake, Carolyn, Schembri, Jennifer, Sykes, Dave, Thiyagarajan, Charulatha, Tran, Anh, Tsukamoto, Kathy, Tulee, Lisa, Urias, Barbara, Vossbrink, David, Weger, Richard, Wessling, Cheryl, Ziemba, Kate
Google Tech Campus Gets Green Light From San Jose City Council h p://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2017/06/20/google-tech-campus-san-jose-city-council/
Google downtown village plan gets its first OK from San Jose City Council h p://www.mercurynews.com/2017/06/20/google-san-jose-nego ate-transit-village-downtown/
San Jose City Council votes 10-1 to begin nego a ons with Google for Diridon Sta on project h p://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2017/06/20/google-san-jose-campus-development-city- council.html
Why the Silicon Valley Organiza on opposed 'local hire' rules on San Jose's Google deal h p://www.bizjournals.com/sanjose/news/2017/06/21/google-san-jose-campus-local-hire-rules-labor- svo.html
VTA and city officials officials plan six-mile makeover on Bascom Avenue h p://www.mercurynews.com/2017/06/20/vta-and-city-officials-officials-plan-six-mile-makeover-on- bascom-avenue/
Celina Carrasco City of San José Office of the Mayor and City Council 200 E. Santa Clara Street, 18th Floor San José, CA 95113 (408) 535-4900 [email protected] www.sanjoseca.gov
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