Six years to the week of the last Safeway proposal's defeat, we have an approved plan. The San Mateo Daily Journal article begins with
Thirteen years after the city of Burlingame first entertained proposals for a new Safeway, plans for a 45,600-square-foot 24-hour grocery store were unanimously approved by the City Council last night.
Countless public meetings, community input, environmental documents and scotched proposals ended with a new plan that nearly everyone could appreciate, and even like.
And goes on to recount the green modifications, fountain plans and the prior timeline. These are exciting times at Howard and El Camino!
Why beg a business to come earn money? Who cares if it's a Safeway? Why not have some other grocery store instead??
Posted by: Hiikl | February 27, 2010 at 12:45 PM
I am all for Whole Foods.
Even Curry Up!
Posted by: Holyroller | February 27, 2010 at 04:58 PM
I guess the only minor issue might be that Safeway owns the property and has owned the property since the '50's. Just a detail that you should consider.
Posted by: Old guy | February 28, 2010 at 12:02 AM