Attachment 6
Sent: Wednesday, August 09, 2017 10:45 AM
To: Town Manager
Subject: Online Form Submittal: Customer Feedback Form
Contact Information
Name: Michael Knapp
Address: Oleander Avenue
City: Los Gatos
State: California
Zip: 95032
Please let us know how
we are doing or what we
can do for you!
I have written once to date with not even the courtesy of a
response. The traffic situation you have created by illegally
closing off access to HWY 17 is nuts. My daughter works in
downtown at a recently opened store that is considering closing
after less than a year, because no one can reach the
downtown area. Has anyone even bothered to study what you
have done? You have relocated the traffic problem, but done
nothing to assist the downtown retail. Since you believe you
have the legal right to close any street you like, why don't you
also close the entrance at Highway 9? Closing both entrances
to Hwy 17 in Los Gatos might accomplish your goal. As usual, I
do not expect a response.
Sent: Thursday, August 03, 2017 8:10 PM
To: Janette Judd
Subject: Hwy 17 weekend traffic.
Dear Ms. Judd
Since the beach traffic is so bad during the summer and has a big negative effect on Los Gatos
there needs to be more done on Cal Trans part. One idea I would request of CalTrans is to
study the effect of a zipper lane installed at some point prior to where the three lanes goes into
two lanes on southbound 17. Determine how far it can go toward the city on/off ramps and
study what impact this could have on traffic patterns and flow. I'm not sure if allowing three
lanes extending closer to town would be of benefit to us or not. There is a significant amount of
space between south & northbound 17 for quite a way before you reach the ramps.
Unfortunately at the bridge area we loose most of that space although there is a possibility to
reconfigure the ramps to allow for more space. CalTrans should look into this for us and those
traveling to the beach. This problem is only going to get worse so we should share ideas on
ways to make it better. There are only a few ways to get to the beach and Hwy 17 is probably
the most popular. CalTrans should spend some significant funds on solutions to improve flow
and lesson the impact on our town since the Hwy goes right through it.
On another note I have written CalTrans a couple of letters to install a button at the offramp
cross walk areas to cause one or two signal lights to go on and warn people driving that there is
someone crossing ahead. The crosswalks are short but at the speeds people exit it is still quite
unsafe. I received no reply. I also mentioned that they need to keep the plants significantly cut
down to allow cars to see the crosswalk easier. They kind of do it but not good enough or
frequent enough. Also there is a sign that actually blocks the cross walk so the driver coming off
has less of a view of a walker. There is some improvement to be done that I would insist
CalTrans does for public safety.
Thanks for your help.
Brad Martin.
From: Tom Liolios
Sent: Monday, July 31, 2017 4:14 PM
To: Town Manager
Subject: Question/Suggestion
Hi Laurel
It was another crazy traffic weekend in Los Gatos last weekend as I am sure you experienced or have
heard about. I am not sure that the closing of the southbound on ramp in town has had the impact
anyone anticipated yet but I am sure we will have a report at the end of the summer. Maybe the answer
will be that it could have been worse.
I know there are no easy fixes because Caltrans is in the middle of it but I had one small suggestion that
might help. It would require work on the part of Caltrans. Has anyone asked them if they would install
metering lights for southbound 17 at both Highway 9 on ramps? I know that metering lights work on
Highway 85 while the absence of them at 280 and Sand Hill Road causes real slow downs. It is not a total
solution but if we could move the Highway 17 traffic at a slightly higher speed the impacts on Los Gatos
would be positively impacted. I am not sure that labeling roads like they did in Los Altos will work as
Waze is now sending drives to Kennedy Road via HiLow which is a local’s short cut. We have more
potential ways to route people in Los Gatos than Los Altos does.
Thanks for listening,
Tom Liolios
From: noreply@civicplus.com
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2017 10:08 PM
To: Town Manager
Subject: Online Form Submittal: Customer Feedback Form
Name: Andrea Romano
Address: Blueberry Hill Drive
City: Los Gatos
State: CA
Zip: 95032
Please let us know how we
are doing or what we can
do for you!
You HAVE GOT to do something about the beach traffic that is
now spilling into local neighborhoods during the weekends.
It's time for you to stop burying your heads in the beach sand
and do SOMETHING. Today, Saturday July 29th, I couldn't even
get down Kennedy road to Los Gatos Blvd. Traffic was being
diverted UP Kennedy Road to to Englewood and the
neighborhoods in the area. I was trying to reach our
businesses in downtown and had to take the back way
through Loma Alta and across the parking lots between
University and N. Santa Cruz to reach Village Lane. My
businesses were DEAD because no one could get to
downtown. I wasn't the only one suffering. Many businesses
had SUPER light traffic because NO ONE was stopping in town.
I have never seen so many open parking spots. This is just
stupid. There are plenty of reports of towns using restricted
access with Google Maps and Waves which stops traffic from
coming onto local streets. Why hasn't Los Gatos done this too?
It's stupid and irresponsible that you haven't done ANYTHING
to fix this problem. Closing the on ramp at Highway 9 is a start
but COME ON..the local neighborhoods are suffering. Wake
UP. Do something. Stop delaying meetings AND ACT. We are
suffering because of this. Businesses in Los Gatos are Dying
and we are turning into Saratoga. DO SOMETHING NOW!!!
From: On Behalf Of Christine Cipriano
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2017 7:48 PM
To: Council <Council@losgatosca.gov>
Subject: Beach Traffic Thought
I have been thinking about the beach traffic and grateful that I don't live downtown. I had a thought and
wondering if there could be a one way traffic loop on the weekend. It could go from University and
Highway 9, turn right on Main Street and then turn right on North Santa Cruz. The other lane could be
open for emergency vehicles. Perhaps, the loop could be used in another part of town such as Los Gatos
Boulevard.
I am not entirely sure where the trouble spots are, since I only see what is on Nextdoor. Occasionally, I
will get to Los Gatos Boulevard, see the traffic and head back. Of course, this influences my desire to
shop downtown.
Thank you for everything you do for the town.
Christine Cipriano
From: Todd Kvamme
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2017 2:36 PM
To: BSpector
Subject: Traffic
Dear Council member Spector,
I suspect you are getting a number of emails this weekend regarding the traffic on Los Gatos Blvd. and
surrounding surface streets. I live on Johnson Avenue, and after having to pick up my son at Camden
and Union, it took me over 40 minutes to get back home (and that included “surrendering” and going all
the way over Shannon, to Kennedy and then to Johnson).
This situation is out of control. I urge you and the council to make this problem a top priority (if not, THE
TOP priority) of your meetings from now until it is solved. I realize it is a tough nut to crack. But it needs
to be fixed, or our town will start to suffer more serious economic impacts.
Regards,
Todd Kvamme
Johnson Avenue
Los Gatos
From: David Maxwell
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2017 2:06 PM
To: Council <Council@losgatosca.gov>
Subject: Traffic
The weekend traffic on Los Gatos Blvd, University Avenue, Santa Cruz Avenue and several other streets
have become impossible beginning Friday and ending Sunday. I am able to go to the grocery store, but
might be
40+ minutes before the traffic allows me to return home.
I'm not sure what needs to be done, but something has to give. We are trapped in our homes every
weekend to accommodate the traffic on its way to the Santa Cruz area. If there was an emergency and
an ambulance or fire dept was needed, some areas might be out of luck.
As a resident of Los Gatos for the last 49 yrs, I look forward to you as our elected officials to come up
with a way to keep our town safe and come up with a way to eliminate the summer weekend traffic
jams.
Thank you for listening,
Shirley Maxwell
Wheeler Avenue
Los Gatos, CA 95030
From: noreply@civicplus.com [mailto:noreply@civicplus.com]
Sent: Saturday, July 29, 2017 11:18 AM
To: Town Manager
Subject: Online Form Submittal: Customer Feedback Form
Name: Sara Singer-Ettus
Address: Serena Vista Court
City: Monte Seteno
State: CA
Zip: 95030
Please let us know how we
are doing or what we can do
for you!
Hello, My family lives on a small street off of Highway 9 (Serena Vista
Court). We frequently sit in traffic trying to get to down town, to
Highway 17 or even just to get to our street when coming from
Saratoga. In the many hours of sitting in this traffic I have noticed that
the timing of the lights at Santa Cruz and University is a major
contributor to the problem. There is a significant delay between when
the Santa Cruz light turns green and when the University light also
turns green. When there is a high volume of traffic, this causes traffic
to back up well beyond our street as far back as Daves and even Quito
on really bad days. This is not just beach traffic on weekends. It
happens every afternoon starting around 3pm. Have the city and
police department considered changing the timing on these lights? I'm
not sure if this is the right email address for addressing this concern,
but do hope you can forward it along to the right people in town
government. Thank you, Sara Singer-Ettus
From: Georgina Van Horn
Sent: Sunday, July 16, 2017 1:25 PM
To: Council
Subject: Frustrated!!
Dear Los Gatos Council,
Yesterday, Saturday, it took me 40 minutes to get to
our library...I live on Winchester Blvd. near Blossom Hill...
should have taken me 6-7 minutes! We face constant gridlock
no matter where we turn...blocked intersections...sitting in
traffic in the hot sun and not moving for 10-15 minutes at a
time. Cars keep coming in from side streets and those of us on
Winchester, University, Los Gatos Blvd, N. Santa Cruz can't move.
It has helped to have the on ramp closed at N. Santa Cruz but
much more needs to be done...this is completely unacceptable!!
Please, please keep working to find solutions.
Sincerely,
Georgina Van Horn
Winchester Blvd.
LG 95030
From: noreply@civicplus.com [mailto:noreply@civicplus.com]
Sent: Saturday, July 15, 2017 11:36 AM
To: Town Manager
Subject: (beach traffic) Online Form Submittal: Customer Feedback Form
Name: Ali dacher
Address: las miradas dr
City: Los gatos
State: Ca
Please let us know how we are
doing or what we can do for
you!
Could someone please come up with a better traffic plan for weekend
beach traffic. It takes almost 30 minutes to drive from my home off
lark to downtown any given weekend. We usually ride bikes to avoid
the gridlock but that isn't always possible. We are completely cutoff
from accessing downtown. There has to be a better solution. Totally
frustrated.
From: noreply@civicplus.com [mailto:noreply@civicplus.com]
Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2017 1:50 PM
To: Town Manager
Subject: Online Form Submittal: Customer Feedback Form
Name: James Murphy
Address: roberts Rd
City: los gatos
State: ca
Zip: 95030
Please let us know how we are
doing or what we can do for
you!
Nice job ruining Los Gatos with the new "traffic plan." Plenty of
parking on Santa Cruz Ave and plenty of available retail space. So not
to be confused my my sarcasm, the traffic I witnessed today reeks of
incompetence.
From: noreply@civicplus.com [mailto:noreply@civicplus.com]
Sent: Saturday, July 08, 2017 11:56 AM
To: Town Manager
Subject: Online Form Submittal: Customer Feedback Form
Name: Melody Lewis
Address: E. Vineland Avenue
City: Los Gatos
State: CA
Zip: 95030
Please let us know how we are
doing or what we can do for
you!
Okay, I've had enough!! The traffic on Winchester through town
Friday-Sunday is gridlock. I cannot get off of my own street. What
happened to the sign at Hwy 17/Lark Ave that says 'NO BEACH
TRAFFIC"? Another one at Lark and Winchester? It's the Town's
responsibility to help with this nonsense. The gridlock has pushed us
over the edge and you do nothing to stop it. Closing off ramp at the
post office is NOT ENOUGH!! GET THOSE FLASHING SIGNS UP!!! This
is beyond ridiculous.
Public Records Request #1768
SUBMITTER
Category: Clerk Department Dr Bomi Joseph
Priority: 1 654 N Santa Cruz Ave Suite E
Assigned To: Clerk Town Los Gatos, CA 95030-4360
Submitted: 7/29/2017 1:48 PM CONTACT
Source: Website 173.193.145.134 joseph@peakhealth.center
8315783820
,
REQUEST DETAILS
Description
It took me 40 minutes to get home from Los
Gatos Blvd and Blossom Hill. Mainly
because "beach traffic" had blocked the
intersections of N Santa Cruz-Blossom Hill-
University Ave-Roberts Ave etc. While we
seem to be helpless limiting out-of-towners
from coming into town, we should be able
to regulate traffic when they are within
town. Also clearer signs BEFORE entry
points into Los Gatos that warns people that
entry into Hwy 17 from Hwy 9 is restricted
is restricted may also help.
Your Information
Name
Dr Bomi Joseph
From: Monica Kaitz
Sent: Tuesday, June 20, 2017 1:00 PM
To: Council; Monica Kaitz; Marico Sayoc
Subject: possible solution for Waze Traffic diverted through Los Gatos - "No Through Traffic" signs
respected by Waze
Hello Esteemed Mayor and Council Members,
We are a couple who just moved to Los Gatos and noticed this past weekend the incredible traffic jam
right outside our door and down Santa Cruz Ave at Blossom Hill Rd, among other streets, all day this past
weekend (6/17/17) despite the closure of the downtown CA-17 on-ramp.
It seems there is still a real problem with Santa Cruz beach traffic diverting through the Los Gatos streets
as evidenced by this news reel:
http://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/Highway-17-Santa-Cruz-Los-Gatos-Shortcut-Closed-Backup-
Neighborhoods-429156483.html
I am sure you are working on further solutions but we thought it would be helpful to bring up the option
of "No Through Traffic" signs which apparently Waze and Google Maps algorithms will respect and not
direct traffic through. This has been done in other communities in the U.S. it appears. Please see this
article for more details:
http://www.slate.com/blogs/moneybox/2017/06/16/suburbs_finally_figured_out_a_way_to_get_rid_o
f_pesky_drivers_on_waze_short.html
Perhaps this may become at least part of the ultimate solution and thank you for continuing to work on
this issue on our community's behalf.
Warmly,
Monica Kaitz Tilly
From: Alayna Aghazarian
Sent: Saturday, June 17, 2017 10:29 PM
To: Council
Subject: Summer Traffic
Hello to all Town Council members -
Thank you for working to mitigate the summer traffic that is swamping our town every weekend. I hope
the trial of closing the southbound 17 ramp downtown is making a difference. I believe it must be
making a change because there is now so much traffic in the Vista neighborhood.
I live on Vista Del Monte and all the streets here have seen an increased amount of traffic on the hot
weekend such as this one, Saturday June 17th. Vista Del Monte, Fillmer, Harding, Gem are all being
immensely impacted. I know the Town is aware of this as I saw 3 Los Gatos police cars in the
area. Although their presence slowed traffic and deterred speeding, they were not able to help in the
amount of traffic infiltrating our neighborhood streets.
This type of traffic should not be in our neighborhood streets. These are not thorough-fares, these are
residential streets where people walk, kids bike and play. Something needs to be done to stop the
traffic apps from routing people through our neighborhoods.
I have been monitoring much of the communication of neighbors on Next-door and I have finally seen
an option that I think would work and I want to bring it to your attention. Los Altos has been in a similar
situation as our town and has much of the same issues with Waze not accepting requests to alter
routing from their streets. So the Town of Los Altos have installed “No Thru Traffic” signs - which legally
changed the status of the street and made Waze change/update their maps to reflect these changes.
I sincerely request that you consider this as an option, to allow our neighborhoods to revert back to the
safe and peaceful places they should be for the residents of Los Gatos.
Many thanks for your consideration,
Alayna Aghazarian
From: Laura Hamilton
Sent: Tuesday, May 30, 2017 7:16 AM
To: Town Manager <Manager@losgatosca.gov>
Subject: Los Gatos traffic and parking
Hello Town Manager,
I am writing to you today to voice my concern regarding the traffic and parking situation in Los Gatos.
My husband and I have been residents of Los Gatos for the past 15 years. The first few years we loved
visiting the downtown area for a night out to dinner or shopping. However in recent years it has been
almost impossible to travel the short 3 miles to downtown. On a recent Sunday we tried to take our
grandchildren to the library but had turn around as it was gridlock starting at Winchester and Lark. Every
road was a parking lot.
Speaking of parking....we also run errands downtown. When I visit my hair dresser I have to book the
very first appointment of the day to make sure I can find parking. And even at 9AM on a Saturday the
parking in front of the shop full. The shop is on Main Street and people park here to access the walking
trail. This is not fair to those of us who run errands in town. When I have to stop bringing my business
to downtown LG because I cannot get there, it means there are issues that need to be addressed. I'm
sure I am not the only resident who feels this way.
I hope as town manager you will look into this situation. Downtown Los Gatos is a very pleasant place to
visit, walk, have a meal etc but it is becoming less and less appealing to us. And we live in town and pay
taxes in town. This is a situation that needs to be addressed.
I hope you read my email and I hope you can send me a response.
It would be much appreciated.
Thank you in advance
Laura and Luke Hamilton
From: Diane Spiteri
Sent: Monday, May 29, 2017 9:35 AM
To: Council <Council@losgatosca.gov>
Subject: Bad Traffic issues in town
Dear Mayor, Vice-Mayor & Council Members,
Los Gatos needs to take a stand and take back our streets!
The traffic is getting out of control. Yesterday as I was out on my daily walks, in my normally quite
residential neighborhood, I almost got run over by 15-20 cars consecutively cutting through my street
going 40+ mph. As if Winchester Bl, University Av, Lark Av & LG Blvd wasn't bad enough....now outside
traffic is spilling over by going down Blossom Hill Rd --> Hillbrook Dr --> Eastridge Dr --> Lansberry Ct -->
Shannon Rd. They are coming in from Short Rd as well. People are cutting through to get to Shannon
Rd/Englewood to avoid the jam up on LG Blvd. I could not even get out of my street to do errands in
town.
What don't they get? Side tracking makes the traffic jam worse. They need to just stay on 17 and bear it
out. That is the consequence of wanting to go to Santa Cruz.
Declining people at Wood Rd. is obviously not working. It makes the jam up in town worse. They need to
be stopped before they get into town. Like at Lark Av. and major side streets.
When people get off at Lark, unless a local resident, make it their only option to go back via NB on 17,
Winchester or LG BL. Or get back on SB 17. Block off Winchester, University & LG Bl south bound into
town. Also block LG Almaden Rd, Blossom Hill Rd, Camden Av, Short Rd. Those are alternative routes
into town they would sneak through. There has to be a better effort.
Sincerely,
Diane Spiteri
From: noreply@civicplus.com [mailto:noreply@civicplus.com]
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2017 6:05 PM
To: Town Manager <Manager@losgatosca.gov>
Subject: (traffic) Online Form Submittal: Customer Feedback Form
Name: Janie Jensen
Address: Riva Ridge Rd.
City: Los Gatos
State: Ca.
Zip: 95033
Please let us know how we are
doing or what we can do for
you!
We SC Mountain residents understand your desire to keep Hwy 17
travels from cutting through town however you failed to consider that
when we come into town to shop or go to the Farmer's Market you
penalize us by now allowing us to take the Santa Cruz on-ramp back
to Hwy 17 to return home. How about some type of resident sticker
(such as the CHP used after the earthquake of 89 or some type of
token that we could get when we come into town and then use it to
exit. We too feel like we are part of Los Gatos as this is where we shop
and take advantages of the services and restaurants. You have
inconvenienced all of us as well as are hurting merchants who benefit
from our purchases.
From: eodekirk
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2017 4:15 PM
To: Town Manager <Manager@losgatosca.gov>
Cc: Matt Morley <MMorley@losgatosca.gov>
Subject: Mountain resident patronage
Greetings!
I'm a resident of Redwood Estates and like to frequent downtown Los Gatos for a variety of reasons. My
latest reason was to buy a latex (~$1600) mattress for my daughter. Since I knew you'd be blocking the
Santa Cruz Ave on ramp to 17, I looked instead for a mattress supplier in Scotts Valley or Santa Cruz; it's
further away, but it's less time and frustration when that onramp is closed. The times I have braved the
closure, I was surprised by the steady (but crawling) stream of cars trying to get on it which then became
a steady steam of cars going back through downtown when they are forced to turn around. Is the
closure helping? Maybe the duplicate stream of cars is still less than the single stream before the
closure? Regardless, I won't go to the farmers market, I don't do Music Together with my daughter in
the summer (nor the post MT brunch with friends), I won't eat breakfast or lunch or shop any of the
stores. It's easier to go to Scotts Valley, Santa Cruz or even Campbell. If the barricade could be placed in
such a way that I could come into town, park on the offramp side of the barricade, and walk to the
various businesses, then turn around and go home, I'd happily come into town.
I completely understand why you're doing this. What a nightmare for the downtown residents! I truly
hope it's helping. I also hope you'll consider a way to accommodate your mountain residents, whether
it's letting those with Mountain Resident stickers through, some sort of offramp token that can be used
to get back on, or parking on the offramp side of the barrier that allows us back onto the onramp (my
personal favorite).
Thank you for your time and service.
Warm Regards,
Esther Odekirk
From: Kathy Kroesche
Sent: Sunday, May 28, 2017 3:39 PM
To: Council <Council@losgatosca.gov>; Town Manager <Manager@losgatosca.gov>; Matt Morley
<MMorley@losgatosca.gov>; jjudd@losgatos.ca.gov
Subject: beach traffic
Dear Los Gatos Town Council and Manager,
I know you are aware that the beach traffic continues to worsen and expand despite Town efforts to
mitigate the issue. This is my 4th annual suggestion to turn the tide (previous emails below). Thank
you, Janette Judd for replying to my 2016 email and suggesting I reach out the Matt Morley.
Beach Traffic Mitigating Proposal
Overview: Implement summer weekend electronic fee for non-residents who pass through Los Gatos in
less than 2 hours.
Details:
Los Gatos employees and residents who register their license plates are exempt.
Electronic fees are ONLY applicable on weekends and holidays from Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Cars that stop in Los Gatos (staying a minimum of 2 hours from freeway offramp to freeway
onramp) are NOT charged. This addresses the concern businesses might have over losing
customers.
Cars that arrive from North 17 and depart South 17 or arrive from South 17 and depart to North
17 are NOT charged as they are returning "home" and not cutting through town. This also
addresses the concern businesses might have over losing customers.
Only vehicles that pass through Los Gatos in the same direction on beach traffic days will be
charged.
License plate readers must be installed at every on and off ramp.
Pass-through beach traffic would be charged a fee significant enough to deter cut through traffic
(eg. $90. TBD).
Add fee alert to WAZE and other GPS/driving map apps, along with physical signage.
Allow the use of FAST TRAK if legally allowable.
Current failure to mitigate impacts threatens the health and safety of our community. This is more than
an inconvenience for people with disabilities and those who depend on cars for
transportation. Emergency vehicles are blocked and lives are endangered.
Take Care,
Kathy Kroesche
Past emails to you:
7/17/16
Dear Town Council,
I wrote the following letter to you almost exactly one year ago in 2015 and a previous letter in 2014. I
would like to hear back from you regarding your plans to alleviate beach traffic. While traveling this
summer I noticed another automatic system that reads license plates and charges non-resident cars for
traveling through the town (photo from Obidos, Portugal). I would imagine this type of fee for use could
be imposed selectively, only on summer weekends and limited to non-resident / non-employees or
otherwise exempt cars that pass through the town within 60 minutes. People who stop in Los Gatosand
shop or visit would naturally stay longer than 60 minutes and would not be charged on these restricted
weekends.
Have you found that closing off and on ramps or posting directional signs are effective in reducing beach
traffic? What other solutions do you have? What is your opinion on charging pass through cars that
choke our streets on beach days?
7/30/15
Thank you for taking measures to alleviate Los Gatos streets from cut through beach traffic. I saw your
press release posted on Nextdoor Neighbor. I was reminded of a Nextdoor conversation on this same
subject starting July 2014 (https://kennedynorth.nextdoor.com/news_feed/?post=5831609).
8/6/14
I am so thankful for this flow of positive ideas for alleviating cut through traffic. We just returned from
two months in Europe so we missed the congestion, but I want to share some ideas from
our experience. Similar to Don's idea about a timed fee, Bellagio on Lake Como electronically charges
about $90 to non-residents or those without a pass to drive through town between 11am and 4pm (or
something like that). Having a system like this for the heaviest beach traffic times might help Los Gatos.
There could be multiple meter locations so that those who stop over in Los Gatos for more than 2 hours
don't pay the fee (to benefit those who shop or visit friends in LG). All LG employees and residents
would have an annual pass or registered license plate.
The other idea that I've shared before is to improve bike routes and encourage cycling. I cycle to work in
Saratoga and around LG for errands and outings whenever I can. It's refreshing and relaxing to be
outdoors, get exercise, and help the environment. I know this isn't possible for everyone and some days
are just too hot or wet, but if places like rainy Portland and all the towns and cities I visited in Europe
this summer can have a strong biking culture, it must be possible in sunny, beautiful Los Gatos.
From: Greg Marrone Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2017 11:28 AM
To: Town Manager <Manager@losgatosca.gov>
Subject: Traffic control
What an incredibly stupid bit of traffic control you have forced upon us! This is ridiculous. Come on get
serious