REMEMBER TO VOTE BY THIS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5TH!
General election voting will continue until Election Day, November 5, 2024 at 8pm. You can cast your ballot:
By mail, using the postage-paid return envelope (it must be post-marked Nov. 5th);
At a Drop Box. Find a convenient location near you;
In person. Visit any San Mateo County Vote Center.
The closest Vote Centers to Baywood are at City Hall (330 W. 20th) and the Oak Room at the Main Library on 3rd Avenue. There is a Drop Box at City Hall as well. Find a full list of Vote Centers and Drop Boxes at www.smcvote.gov.
For more information on the November 5, 2024 San Mateo elections, visit https://www.cityofsanmateo.org/2326/Elections.
OCTOBER 15TH BAYWOOD WEBINAR: "MEASURE T" PROS AND CONS
On October 15th, representatives supporting and opposing Measure T, the local land use ballot measure, advocated for their positions. Over 50 people attended the Zoom, several from outside of Baywood. There was a robust Q and A afterwards. We hope this information is useful to you.
You can watch the webinar here and make you own decision:
Passcode: #EuE#4eZ
2024 BAYWOOD HOME MAINTENANCE AWARD WINNERS: BOB AND KATHY LIBERATORE
At the September 16th City Council meeting, residents from neighborhoods across San Mateo were presented with their 2024 Home Maintenance Awards. The award celebrates residents who take pride in their home’s appearance and represent all that is beautiful about San Mateo.
This year’s Baywood winners are Bob and Kathy Liberatore who live on Franklin Street. Bob has personally tended to their yard since they moved to Baywood. Their flowers and trees have “blossomed” under his care.
As part of their Baywood Home Maintenance Award, Bob and Kathy received a $100 Gift Card from the Baywood Neighborhood Association to any local business. They chose The Barrel Bistro and Wine Bar on the B Street Pedestrian Mall. We hope they have a delicious time.
Thank you, Bob and Kathy, for showing everyone why Baywood is such a great neighborhood!
UPDATE ON ALAMEDA-PARROTT INTERSECTION
The majority of neighbors responding to the post-August 22nd community meeting survey on the Alameda-Parrott intersection preferred solid colored striping for the pedestrian-level markings vs. cross-mark hatching. They also endorsed the addition of planter boxes at some point in the future, depending on feasibility and cost.
You can see all the survey results at https://www.cityofsanmateo.org/3129/Baywood.
You also can read the full history of the Baywood Traffic Action Plan and watch the August 22nd meeting on the City webpage.
Staff is working on the timing of next steps and we will share them with you as soon as we know them.
Thank you for being engaged on this important issue for all of us!
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