More work to Arastradero/Charleston? At first I thought it meant the part by Fabian which appears to me to be at a standstill. But that is not over 2 miles and passes 11 schools.

So the part that has already had multiple work done is getting more done?

Please tell me that I have misread this.

Oh, goodie, More "traffic calming" and road diets. Love those backups and road rage.

Still waiting for Public Works to check their Street Light Outage reports instead of taking on new projects. Tick tock, tick tock.

Anyone else notice that the costs of the projects shown in the 'Palo Alto's Enterprise Project" graphic don't add up to the $525.5M total shown in the graphic's heading?

Bystander, the entire project is 2.3 miles. The Arastradero end of it and the Middlefield to Alma segment is mostly done. Underground work and hardscape preparation for repaving in other segments has been done. Many of us are very glad this has been done, especially those of us who have been hit or who know people who have been hit by cars on that street. Too bad it wasn't done sooner. People who were killed would still be alive. People who were hit by cars and injured wouldn't have to live with the long-lasting pain of those injuries. I personally know 12 people who were hit by cars on that road before the hardscape went in. School route safety is important. Also, I think older people like me should be able to walk across the street safely without being hit by speeding cars. The former four-lane road was a problem. It looked like an expressway and so drivers drove it as though it was one (85th percentile speeds were 38MPH in school zones--killing speed). I thank the city for taking action. The road is a much safer place, and (as a driver who lives in the area and uses the road regularly) I think it operates just fine. Bike and pedestrian collisions have been reduced by more than 50%. That is an excellent outcome--well worth the minor inconveniences of construction. Well done, City of Palo Alto. Please finish up. Thank you.

GS how do these plans align w HCD and PAHEWG housing?

@Larry. Thanks for catching the error in the utilities chart. We fixed it.

Can someone please list the 11 schools?

Overall, I think this is money well spent.

There are not one, but TWO extremely walkable, very close restrooms to the Cubberly fields. They are open all day, and are well maintained. Both are at Cubberly. There is even a third restroom closer to the turf field in the pavilion. A sign with a map in lidong the restrooms would be a lot better for the environment than running more pipes
Many of the trees at Cubberly have been cut down unnecessarily by these projects recently. Hopefully you're all diligent enough to make that sure that doesn't happen. The destruction of the redwoods to facilitate another access point for prescious prescious trucks to the turf field was particularly unecessary