As you may have heard, the Mercy nuns are proposing to develop their campus on Adeline Drive in Burlingame. Their current vision includes retirement housing for the nuns and a separate structure with senior affordable housing.
We can fix racial segregation on the Peninsula
The Bay Area is more racially segregated today than it was in 1970. Among the many destructive problems with residential segregation, one is that it helps governments create major imbalances in where they invest resources.
Lower the affordability levels
If the Peninsula Health Care District proceeds with its current plans for the redevelopment of the old Peninsula Hospital site, the community will have lost out on a unique opportunity to extract as much affordability as we might have. Of the 475 senior homes planned, 184 — approximately 39% — are to be designated as “affordable.” However, these affordable units are becoming less and less affordable by the day.
One San Mateo Meeting
What:
One San Mateo Meeting
When:
Wednesday, March 11 @ 7 P.M.
Where:
The Congregational Church of San Mateo
225 Tilton Ave. San Mateo
This meeting will be focused on identifying new policy priorities for One San Mateo to pursue. Come ready to think of new ways we can continue to expand the policy landscape around renters’ protections and more.
One San Mateo Meeting
What:
One San Mateo Meeting
When:
Wednesday, February 26th @ 7 P.M.
Where:
The Congregational Church of San Mateo
225 Tilton Ave. San Mateo
Please join us as we dig down on our work for the year. We’ve got some exciting events that we need to start working on right now. Let’s join hands and get it done!
One San Mateo Meeting
What:
One San Mateo Meeting
When:
Wednesday, February 12th @ 7 P.M.
Where:
The Congregational Church of San Mateo
225 Tilton Ave. San Mateo
We’ll be focusing on mapping out plans for the 2020 elections, as well as scoping out the possibilities for a Color of Law follow up event. We hope to have a good crowd, and a robust discussion! Looking forward to seeing you there!