The Daily Post is leading with the headline you see below. The sub-head reads
County wants them to make money; some fear they'll spoil scenic view
What kind of a moron would thing anything different than billboards on 280 would spoil the view? County Manager John Maltbie is pinned with the idea in the article and Supe Don Horsley is quoted as saying everyone should "take a deep breath before making a judgement". Whoooooooop. Deep breath taken. Idea still moronic. If you see our own Supe Dave Pine in the grocery or walking on the Ave. please give this idea a "two thumbs down".
Visually speaking highway 101 is a Superfund site. They have already screwed it up so bad with the sound walls and signage and ugly buildings and blocked views of the hills that it don't matter no more what they do. Its LA.
But highway 280 should be left alone.
Posted by: hillsider | March 16, 2016 at 09:11 PM
Seriously?
Posted by: Jennifer | March 17, 2016 at 08:08 AM
I agree.
Leave 101 for the "toxic waste barrier" that it is, as well as the "Us vs. Them boarder.
Hard to swallow facts that we all live with, and drive past twice a day.
Stopping buy Whole Foods for Fruit Roll Ups.
We should probably begin installing "Burlingame National Guard" on the Eastern side of El Camino Real.
Lets face it folks, once California Dr. is breeched, no more "Melt!"
This is the first paragraph of my next Novel.
What do you think
Posted by: [email protected] | March 17, 2016 at 07:28 PM
Worse. Idea. Ever.
Posted by: blueocean | March 19, 2016 at 08:27 PM
At a time when many communities are restricting and eliminating billboard blight, our county is considering expanding billboards on Highways 101 & 92. Please join me in urging supervisors to stop this before it starts, and reject the proposal to do an assessment. Below is an easy action you can take.
Email San Mateo County Board of Supervisors using the easy online form at:
www.greenfoothills.org/speak-county-parks-highways-vistas
Posted by: Betsy | March 23, 2016 at 10:21 PM
I think we should do away with billboard they have know days become an eyesore.
Posted by: daniek | July 12, 2016 at 01:21 AM
When you promise utopia / impossible pensions to an impossibly large government workforce on impossibly large infrastructure projects - something's gotta give.
The problem that's being delivered to these trusting souls who work for our corrupt and very poorly run government agencies at all levels is that they simply won't get the pensions and benefits that they were promised - without all sorts of other new taxes and revenue schemes like Billboards et all to weakly prop up the shaky balance sheets of the government agencies.
This is why probably most registered voters prefer being "fiscally conservative".
So why doesn't reason reach the voting ballot box?
Low voter turn outs -> 20-30%.
Enjoy the billboards!
Posted by: Enjoy the billboards! | July 13, 2016 at 12:18 PM