National Night Out

Join us for our 5th Annual National Night Out event!!! Tuesday, August 6, 2019 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Los Paseos Park The main purpose of this event is to promote public safety and reduce crime by getting to know your neighbors. As last year, the Los Paseos Neighborhood Association is organizing this event August…

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Viva Parks at Los Paseos Park

Come out to Los Paseos Park and enjoy this City sponsored program hosted throughout the City’s Parks system. Tuesday, July 30, 2019, 6:00 PM – 8:30 PM. Los Paseos Park FREE Fun, Activities, and Games!!! Los Paseos Neighborhood Association (LPNA) will be in attendance at a table. Also, activities and events focused on health and…

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Video of LPNA meeting February 28, 2019

For those of you unable to attend the meeting, below are the video recordings for the February 28, 2019 meeting. A myriad of topics were discussed from an overview of 2018 to forthcoming projects in 2019, Art boxes, SJPD updates and a farewell to retiring Captain Johnson Fong, CHP updates, Crime Prevention representative introduction and…

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Video for HSR Community Update Meeting

For those unable to attend the HSR Community Update Meeting held at the Southside Community Center Time 0:00:00 Karen Lattin (LPNA) Introductions Time 0:01:20 Maribel Villareal (D2 Office) Overview of City Participation Time 0:03:28 Boris Lipkin (HSR) Project Overview Time 0:11:02 Brian Stanke (CofSJ DOT) City Generated Options Time 0:40:30 Boris Lipkin (HSR) 2018 Business…

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District 2 Housing Town Hall Recap

Thought I would share the D2 office email that went out to subscribers regarding the Housing Town Hall meeting held on May 24, 2018 at the Southside Community Center addressing the following: Santa Clara County is changing. Why? Santa Clara County is projected to add 300,000 people (the equivalent of two Sunnyvales) over the next…

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Electronic Speed Sign on Santa Teresa Blvd

Electronic Speed Signs was a proposed PB project to place electronic speed signs on the Santa Teresa Blvd and Monterey Highway corridors to warn drivers to slow down and reduce speed as they entered into urban neighborhood communities, rural speeds (50-55mph) reduce to local street speeds (40-45mph). Often, drivers fail to observe local street speeds after…