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Redwood City Opens Public Input on Downtown Library Parking Lot B, Where Study Sees Up to 104 Affordable Homes

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Redwood City has opened a public comment window running through Oct. 20 on the future of a city-owned downtown parking lot that a feasibility study found could hold as many as 104 affordable homes, putting the trade-off between new housing and public parking stalls in front of residents before any developer is chosen.

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