3.2 .1 amends the Specific Plan definition of open space map and the amended language is “hereby adopted by the voters”.
3.2.2 adopts the Specific Plan definition of private open space and is “hereby adopted by the voters”.
3.2.3 adopts the Specific Plan definition of common outdoor open space and is “hereby adopted by the voters”.
3.2.4 adopts a Specific Plan standard regarding open space requirements and is “hereby adopted by the voters.”
3.2.5 amends a revised Specific Plan standard re height of qualifying open space and the amended language is “hereby adopted by the voters.”
3.2.6 amends a revised Specific Plan standard re qualifying open space and the amended language is “hereby adopted by the voters”.
3.3.1 A Commercial Use Classification is hereby adopted by the voters.
3.3.2 Another Commercial Use Classification is hereby adopted by the voters.
3.3.3 Another Commercial Use Classification which includes “Financial institutions providing retail banking services. This classification includes only those institutions engaged in the on-site circulation of money” is hereby adopted by the voters.
3.3.4 The foregoing, voter-adopted Commercial Use Classifications are hereby collectively referred to in this measure as “Office Space” and this language is “hereby adopted by the voters”
3.3.5. After this measure becomes effective, the maximum amount of Office Space that any individual development PROJECT proposal within the ECR Specific Plan area may contain is 100,000 square
3.3.6. For purposes of this provision, all phases of a multi-phased project proposal shall be collectively considered an individual project.
3.4.3 establishes the maximum allowable net new development
4.1 “, the voter- adopted development standards and definitions set forth in Section 3, above, may be repealed or amended only by a majority vote of the electorate of the City of Menlo Park voting “YES” on a ballot measure proposing such repeal or amendment at a regular or special election.”
4.1 also states “Consistent with the Planning and Zoning Law and applicable case law, the City shall not adopt any other new provisions or amendments to the Policy Planning Documents that would be inconsistent with or frustrate the implementation of the voter-adopted development standards and definitions set forth in Section 3, above, absent voter approval of a conforming amendment to those voter-adopted provisions. “
And Measure M includes this clause:
“PRIORITY.
After this measure becomes effective, its provision shall prevail over and supersede all provisions of the municipal code, ordinances, resolutions, and administrative policies of the City of Menlo Park which are inferior to the Planning Policy Documents and in conflict with any provisions of this measure. “
So do not believe anyone who tells you that Measure M is "simple" or "just covers four things" or "it does not conflict with the Specific Plan" or that it "does not tie the hands of the city council.
Measure M is a Huge Mistake.
