It is easy to see why there might be a group of people advocating construction of a new multi-use building for parking, library, and other uses in a space now occupied by a parking lot shaded by large, you might call them “heritage” trees. An awful lot of money gets spread around in a major construction project like this. But first, should we not ask the fundamental question: What is wrong with what we have now? The library is in a good location, there are already plenty of parking spaces downtown, including two multistory garages and a two level structure, plus what is on the street and in designated parking lots around town, and this one is a perfect spot for the weekly farmers market. Again what needs to change? What is wrong with what we have?
Howard F. Sosbee 1400 Weston Ridge Road Scotts Valley CA, 95066 831, 335, 8401 hfs@sosbee.com <mailto:hfs@sosbee.com>
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