SAN MATEO, CA — The San Mateo City Council on Monday backed the idea of creating a permanent Black Lives Matter mural, The San Mateo Daily Journal The council sent the proposal to the city’s Art Commission, which will develop plans to design and select a location for the mural according to the report.The idea for a Black Lives Matter mural in a high-traffic area of the city was proposed by Joshua Wright, a San Mateo resident who recommended the project be created by local Black artists, the report said.The mural should be “art that stays for good,” Councilman Rick Bonilla said, according to the report.The council also passed a resolution in support of Black Lives Matter – but not the movement itself, according to the report.Black leaders, Police Chief Ed Barberini and San Mateo Police Officers’ Association President Rory McMilton helped craft the resolution, the report said.“This is a resolution that is declaring that Black lives matter, it is a statement of our values. High 91F. Winds N at 10 to 20 mph..Clear during the evening followed by mostly cloudy skies overnight.

That’s because knocking on doors for signatures would not comply with social distancing rules.Believing that group would have gathered the required number of signatures were it not for the unusual circumstances brought on by the pandemic, the council agreed to place the measure on the ballot without signatures.“Proponents of the alternative measure were well on their way to collecting the requisite number of signatures until COVID-19 stopped them in their tracks,” said Deputy Mayor Eric Rodriguez. Originally passed in 1991 as Measure H, Measure P was reupped in 2004 and expires at the end of this year. The good feeling of supporting real, local news in your communityMorning clouds will give way to sunshine for the afternoon. SAN MATEO, CA — A proposed 14.5-acre San Mateo development will move to the City Council later this month for final approval, The San Mateo Daily Journal reports. Featured Classifieds are paid posts promoted by Patch community members. There was discussion about including Bridgepointe Shopping Center in the map to provide more flexibility for a future redevelopment project, but councilmembers ultimately agreed not to change the map because then it would become “the council’s measure.”“I have serious reservations with this council changing the measure significantly. To promote your local classified on Patch, create an account and start posting The latest San Mateo news delivered to your inbox every morning.Real-time updates on breaking stories in San Mateo.
“As a San Mateo homeowner who’s aware of the need for more housing and more importantly affordable housing, I think we need to consider rolling back the height limit in some way to make it easier to welcome more people into San Mateo and to provide more opportunities for affordable housing,” said a man who identified himself only as Martin.Good. I welcome your input and look forward to being on this exciting journey together!

Low near 65F. We notice you are using an ad blocker. This is an ethical line that should not be crossed,” he said. The extension of Measure P was officially approved by the council for placement on the November ballot last month.An alternative measure — the one approved by the council Monday for inclusion in the November ballot — also seeks to extend Measure P for 10 years, but exempt the areas around the city’s three Caltrain stations from its restrictions.Supporters of that measure began a signature gathering effort earlier this year that was suspended in March due to COVID-19. He had previously served as Vice-Chair of San Mateo… Thank you very much!Your current subscription does not provide access to this content. Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings, the Daily Journal will send you links to our best local sports stories.If you have an event you'd like to list on the site, submit it now!We are proud to be the Peninsula's home page providing the best in local news coverage to the community. In July, August and December, only one meeting is held during the month. San Mateo City Councilmember Councilmember Eric Rodriguez was first elected to serve on San Mateo's City Council in November 2017. SAN MATEO, CA — A proposed 14.5-acre San Mateo development will move to the City Council later this month for final approval, The San Mateo Daily Journal The 961-unit Concar Passage mixed-use project sailed through the Planning Commission in a unanimous July 28 vote and goes to the City Council for a vote Aug. 17 according to the report.The Planning Commission sent the proposal to City Hall with reservations about the council's consideration of lowering the amount of below-market rate units required of the developer in exchange for traffic-easing adjustments, the report said.The project would transform a 14.5-parcel on the site of the Concar Shopping Center into a multi-purpose development that would include 961 housing units, 40,000 square feet of commercial space and a 4.67-acre parcel reserved for publicly accessible open space, the report said.The housing component would include 880 market-rate units, 73 slated for very-low income earners, and 38 moderate-income units.The council signaled willingness to abandon the 38 moderate-income units in exchange for traffic improvements, the report said.Ramiro Maldonado, the Planning Commission's Vice Chair, strongly discouraged the idea of giving up 38 affordable units amid a housing crisis.

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