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Menlo Park City Council candidate creates interactive map of housing developments — Woodside Technology news

Amid robust discourse in Menlo Park around proposed housing plans, mega-towers and downtown parking lots, Wonman Lee, a candidate for Menlo Park City Council, built a mapping tool that allows community members to visualize Menlo Park’s housing developments for themselves. The project represents a new attempt by a candidate for local office using advanced technology [ ] The post Menlo Park City Council candidate creates interactive map of housing developments appeared first on The Almanac.

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