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(AT&T’s services program has passed this message along through RSCA about developments of new services and facilities in Redwood Shores. This construction proposal has been discussed in The PILOT and is a matter RSCA encourages the Redwood Shores community to attend this July 23rd meeting if you are interested in or concerned with the AT&T service proposal. This will be residents’ opportunity to ask questions and get answers about these plans.)
What:
AT&T is pleased to announce plans to build a wireless facility right here in Redwood Shores! Our engineers have identified a significant coverage gap in your neighborhood, and Redwood Shores residents have expressed a need for enhanced wireless data and voice services. This cell site will enable residents to enjoy a more robust wireless network, one that will better connect them to the people and information they want, whenever and wherever they are. Wireless connectivity is critical to personal and professional relationships. It is also critical in emergencies: approximately 70% of 911 calls are made with wireless phones.
Where:
AT&T Mobility seeks to improve wireless service from Bridge Parkway on the South side of Redwood Shores, Marin Parkway on the West, Shearwater Parkway on the North, and the coastline waters on Waterside Circle. The proposed cell site will also provide enhanced indoor coverage to the Redwood Shores community.
How:
The proposed cell site will resemble a pine tree, and will be designed to blend into the existing landscape of trees. It will be 70 feet tall, 22 feet wide at its widest point, and will contain 12 antennas. These antennas will provide residents with 4G LTE service, allowing faster downloads of data, more reliable voice calls and more dependable access to emergency services.
Community Meeting:
In order to learn more about the proposed cell site and how it will impact your life and immediate neighborhood, please attend a Community Meeting led by AT&T representatives. The meeting will be held on July 23rd, from 6:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m., at the following location:
AT&T encourages you to attend the meeting to learn more about this exciting innovation, and to find out how you can help make these plans a reality. Please direct questions to Shiyama Clunie, Area Manager, AT&T External Affairs, at .
Below is this month’s issue of The PILOT, published in it’s entirety on the RSCA website. To get a complete view of this month’s issue that is easy to read on your screen, please choose the “Fullscreen” option at the top of the viewer — from there, you can click on the left or right of each page to thumb through the various pages.
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Our own Sequoia Union High School District will be holding a series of public meetings to discuss enrollment growth options throughout the month of May.
These meetings will discuss matters that affect our community and its students, and RSCA encourages residents to attend one of these meetings if possible — particularly recommended is the May 21st meeting at our own Carlmont High School.
Tuesday, May 7 @ 7PM: At Sequoia High School (Carrington Hall), 1201 Brewster Avenue, Redwood City
Monday, May 13 @ 7PM: At Menlo-Atherton High School (Performing Arts Center), 555 Middlefield Road, Atherton
Wednesday, May 15@ 7PM: At 1050 Myrtle Street, East Palo Alto (*This special meeting will be in Spanish)
Tuesday, May 21 @ 7PM: At Carlmont High School (Performing Arts Center), 1400 Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont
Tuesday, May 28 @ 7PM: At the Fair Oaks Community Center, 2600 Middlefield Road, Redwood City (*This special meeting will be in Spanish)
Wednesday, May 29 @ 7PM: At Woodside High School (Performing Arts Center), 199 Churchill Avenue, Woodside
Below is this month’s issue of The PILOT, published in it’s entirety on the RSCA website. To get a complete view of this month’s issue that is easy to read on your screen, please choose the “Fullscreen” option at the top of the viewer — from there, you can click on the left or right of each page to thumb through the various pages.
All of the software needed to view this web-based version of The PILOT should be linked below if it is not already installed on your web browser, and you can also download or print the PDF document for use away from the computer. If you are having trouble viewing this document on your cellphone, tablet or computer, please contact the RSCA website team.
Below is this month’s issue of The PILOT, published in it’s entirety on the RSCA website. To get a complete view of this month’s issue that is easy to read on your screen, please choose the “Fullscreen” option at the top of the viewer — from there, you can click on the left or right of each page to thumb through the various pages.
All of the software needed to view this web-based version of The PILOT should be linked below if it is not already installed on your web browser, and you can also download or print the PDF document for use away from the computer. If you are having trouble viewing this document on your cellphone, tablet or computer, please contact the RSCA website team.
It’s time for the RSCA’s annual Eggstravaganza, held every year at Marlin Park in the center of Redwood Shores. Bring all your children and a basket for goodies to the park for the big Egg Hunt, where toddlers and young kids can seek out goodies hidden in the grass and playground. Also, the Easter Bunny will be there to lead off the Egg Hunt and later to pose for pictures with the boys and girls, so be sure to take along a camera as well!
Be sure to arrive early so that your child can line up in the right age category — the eggs disappear quickly, and the whistle begins exactly at 1:00, so be on time!
We’ll have treats for the kids, so please bring a small basket. (Please limit your children to 6 eggs each so that everyone can share.) Look for the GOLDEN EGGS for a special prize!
Our local RWC Police will also be available to provide voluntary FINGERPRINTING for children of parents who might wish to have this record for identification. Because a child’s appearance can change in a short time, fingerprinting can be the best way to identify a lost child. And parents, don’t forget your camera for photo opportunities with the Easter Bunny.
The Eggstravaganza is run by RSCA, and is a great place to sign up with our organization if you have not yet had a chance to do so. Please join in in making great events like this possible in Redwood Shores!
The Belmont-Redwood Shores School District is searching for a new Superintendent, and is inviting residents to participate in the process to identify the characteristics needed for our neighborhood schools. The Board of Trustees would greatly appreciate your input and assistance with this important task, and encourages you to participate in the process by:
Attending an Open Forum* on either:
Wednesday, March 20 at 7:30PM — Nesbit, Multi-Use room
Thursday, March 21 at 10:30AM — District Office, Board Room
Completing an online survey located at www.brssd.org by March 24, 2013.
(*The Open Forums will be facilitated by a member of the Board’s consultant firm.)
Below is this month’s issue of The PILOT, published in it’s entirety on the RSCA website. To get a complete view of this month’s issue that is easy to read on your screen, please choose the “Fullscreen” option at the top of the viewer — from there, you can click on the left or right of each page to thumb through the various pages.
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You’ll have the opportunity to meet and hear from Redwood City Mayor Alicia Aguirre plus Vice-Mayor (and Shores resident) Jeff Gee. We’ll also have a brief update on issues facing our local schools.
Please take time to engage in this discussion of important issues that affect the home and the family of every Shores resident – your voice is important!
(RSCA will also elect its new Board of Directors.)
CONCERT SPECIAL
6:30-7:00pm, Before the Meeting
Come early and enjoy a special concert featuring several of our young Shores piano students.
RSCA provided initial and matching funds for the purchase of the grand piano that now graces RWS Library’s Community Room, and we are proud of this addition to our community library. We are pleased to take this opportunity to showcase the talents of just a few of the gifted young people who are able to take lessons on this wonderful instrument.
