Livability
We need to make Mountain View more livable as we develop. To do this, I will fight for:
Championing our Parks & Public Spaces
Ensure that a variety of outdoor public spaces are available to people of all ages, abilities and recreational preferences
Preserve vital open space, trails, neighborhoods parks, and picnic areas
Preserve our tree-lined streets and the heritage trees that we have
Increase connectivity of bike and pedestrian paths
Champion the availability a diverse range of parks such as wooded parks, linear parks, pocket parks, ball parks, dog parks, tot lots, public squares, pickleball and tennis courts and more
Promote peace and quiet in our neighborhoods and outdoor space by speeding up the conversion to all electric landscaping equipment
Make sure that nearby nature is available to all of our neighborhoods
Explore new revenue sources for parks & purchase land for new parks
Advocate for vast connected regional bike trails and a green bike path between downtown Sunnyvale and Mountain View
Enhancing our Downtown & Village Centers
Make Mountain View a sustainable 15-min city with goods and services available within a pleasant 15 minute walk from home
Preserve Castro Street as the historic heart of Mountain View and maintain the first three blocks of Castro as a vital pedestrian mall
Encourage active transportation and neighborhood-serving retail including a range of live/work, small, women & minority-owned businesses
Ensure that all neighborhoods and residents have access to great streets and public places
Increase the quantity and variety of public arts & music programming
Preserve downtown small businesses we love while filling COVID-caused vacancies with neighborhood -serving retail and exciting new small businesses including hybrid online/brick and mortar stores
Other Issues
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