Susan Swope June 19, 2013 at 11:08 am
Come on, Bill. You know that calling these homes "vessels" is ridiculous on its face. If…Read More you lived there, I don't think you'd be willing to sign the lease you've proposed. We should be looking at ways to preserve Docktown, not obliterate it. It is part of the character of Redwood City. The City needs to rethink this.
Victor Pacheco Garcia June 19, 2013 at 12:29 pm
Definitely a boat. They just forgot to take down the cardboard picture before fencing up the harbor.…Read More ;-)
Lee Callister June 19, 2013 at 02:42 pm
@Richard Defs. Not sure which side you are on here, but there are differences between boating…Read More harbors (like Westpoint) and Houseboat harbors (like Sausalito, and Alameda.) But there are limited numbers of the the latter and they tend to be full up, on top of which it's very dangerous to tow a big house out across the Bay. Docktown is a floating community and the people here quite willing to live by appropriate standards like those that govern the houseboat communities in Sausalito. Having been here for decades with the full knowledge of the City they should now be allowed to stay.
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All Boards » Vanessa Castañeda (Editor) June 14, 2013 at 01:28 pm
Good question, cipiazza. This is probably related to a sewage pipeline replacement project taking…Read More place nearby.
Alison Madden June 16, 2013 at 07:33 pm
Vanessa and ctpiazza, Buckley Stone at Pete's Harbor says it is because some time ago the City…Read More dredged near muni and ran a pipe under to spill it out at Bair Island, so it is actually the remains of rotting sea life. He knows so much about this area having been at Pete's for 20 years and knowing so much about the area the tides and the nature and land around here.
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