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Delgado, Adriana
From:Richard Schmidt <slobuild@yahoo.com>
Sent:Friday, August 12,
To:E-mail Council Website
Subject:public comment agenda correspondence
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Dear Council Members,
Did you change the name of the entire area from Highway 101 to Foothill, Santa Rosa to Cerro San Luis Obispo to "The
North Chorro Neighborhood?" If so, why, when, and how, and did you commit a Brown Act violation since that was never
on an agenda?
If you didn't, who did, and why, and on what basis since residents were never informed of or involved in a name change?
And because there's already a North Chorro Neighborhood around North Chorro Street, on the north side of Foothill?
I wrote to Derek Johnson asking similar questions long ago (copied you on that) and he has not responded.
This is a really weird business.
Sincerely,
Richard Schmidt
Examples of the change cited above, from latest "SLO In Motion, Headed in the wrong direction email:"
"North Chorro Transportation/Safety Improvements will Begin: Construction crews will install speed humps on
Mienecke Avenue and Lincoln Street next week. Temporary lane closures and traffic control will be in place. Driveway
access will be maintained for residents and businesses. City construction teams will also be in the North Chorro
neighborhood adding ramps to sidewalks to improve accessibility. Residents can expect temporary noise from this work
with heavy equipment."
"Road Closures: Construction crews made progress on the important sewer replacement work happening in the North
Chorro neighborhood. Unfortunately, we had to close the intersection of Broad Street and Ramona Drive for several days
and nights due to safety reasons. Driveway access has been maintained and detours are in place. The good news is that
this work is anticipated to be completed next week."
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