1 George Schroeder
To: Gayle Gleim
Subject: RE: INTUITIVE PARKING STRUCTURE
From: Gayle Gleim
Sent: Friday, June 30, 2023 4:40 PM
To: George Schroeder <[email protected]>
Subject: INTUITIVE PARKING STRUCTURE
ATTN: Email is from an external source; Stop, Look, and Think before opening attachments or links.
We received a "Community Outreach Meeting Invitation" in the mail for a Zoom meeting on July 12th. This was, by far, the most perplexing information ever sent about plans for the area around our neighborhood. The explanation text was totally confusing, but the worst part were the 2 maps that were included with the invitation:
1. On the "Campus Site Plan" m ap it was impossible to find exactly where the red circled area was located--which we finally guessed was the location of the parking structure. The only identified building ("South"--south of what & what company?) and streets that could even be read (only with magnification) were Kifer Road and Central Expwy--what are the nearby cross streets? Is this area actually in Sunnyvale--or is it in Santa Clara (as mentioned in second paragraph of the text)?
2. The second map had NO stre et identifications at all! Where are Lawrence and Central Expressways? How about the location of Kifer Road? Why is some of the area circled shaded and other parts are not? How can anyone be expected to understand what youre talking about with no explanation except a black outlined area?
The whole mailing feels like Intuitive and the City are being deliberately uncommunicative and intentionally vague about this project. This kind of useless information makes Sunnyvale residents feel that their City is just going through a "required" make-work process rather than actually providing beneficial information for those of us who (we think), live in the area of the project and might be affected. Pretty much the whole mailing is so worthless that we have no confidence that we'll get any better understanding at the Zoom meeting. Why waste our time? Bill and Gayle Gleim
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