The Redwood City Parks & Recreation & Community Services office will be hosting another community session to speak with residents of Redwood Shores about plans for a new playground space being considered for the area near the Redwood Shores Branch Library.
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The City of Redwood City has shared with RSCA the following invitation for an upcoming meeting on the Redwood Life Precise Plan. Many Shores residents have asked RSCA about this project, and we encourage residents to attend this meeting in May to listen to proposals and provide feedback on the new plans in consideration for this area.
Redwood Life Community Workshop
May 15, 5:30 – 7:15 pm
Redwood Shores Branch Library (Community Room) – 399 Marine Pkwy
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Stanford and Cal Rowing teams will once again will be competing in the Big Row event, right here on the Redwood Shores Lagoon. This water racing event is a popular opportunity for families and sports fans to see top athletes compete on our familiar waterway. Come cheer on your local favorite (or maybe your own alma mater?) as they glide across the Redwood Shores Lagoon.
The Big Row – Stanford vs Cal
May 4th, beginning at 9AM
Redwood Shores Lagoon
The Redwood City Parks & Recreation & Community Services office will be hosting on Thursday one of a regular series of pop-up community events to speak with residents of Redwood Shores about updates to the general plan. Specifically on the docket is a new playground being considered for the area near the Redwood Shores Brand Library.
Those who have opinions, suggestions, or just interest for this project, set your calendar and drop in to chat with City of Redwood City representatives about Shores play spaces.
Residents of Redwood Shores may have recently received a letter from the company Crown Castle regarding an application to install a “small wireless facility” on light poles in the neighborhood. A “small wireless facility” is a low-powered, compact device used to provide wireless cellular service.
Naturally, some people may have questions or want clarification on how or if these new wireless facilities could affect their neighborhood.
The Redwood Shores Community Association has requested Crown Castle to meet and address any concerns or questions from the community. A meeting on this subject has been scheduled for the night of April 17th at the Redwood Shores Library.
CROWN CASTLE APPLICATION MEETING WITH RESIDENTS
April 17th, 6:30PM – 7:45PM
Redwood Shores Library
Join us with your questions about this project. RSCA hopes to see you there
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Even though Marlin Park is a little wet, the sun is out to make today work. Bring some galoshes and leave behind your fancy dresses or nice pants, as kids may get a little muddy, but otherwise we hope to have a fun day today at 2PM!
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