That's a real cheap price to repair a major transportation route through the city. Too bad they couldn't do it last year for some reason.

I'm glad to see the proposal but can't help thinking it will be a temporary fix. I do not know if a permanent fix is even possible--erosion of the creek banks is an ongoing problem. The creek, as it is today, is the result of many centuries of erosion.

For example, south of El Camino Real, the broad, undeveloped area between the creek and highway 85 will be relatively unaffected by any erosion. In contrast, the trailer park west of the creek, also being nibbled away by erosion, is taking a serious financial hit.

Trying to fight Mother Nature is never a good long term plan.

Kudos to the city for FINALLY making plans for a permanent fix of the Stevens Creek Trail.

Would it be too much to ask that the city exhibit some foresight now? Can the city remember that they approved Google site expansion that is very much adjacent to the Trail?

Without widening the Stevens Creek Trail now, where do folks think all this new traffic will go?

Thank you, you sound like you know a thing or two about this.
Can you please let the rest of us know how many people will the new site house, and how many are expected to use the trail?

Without that info I'd have no real argument to widen the trail other than an uninformed opinion, missing evidence to prove the most basic of reasons. I'm assuming you wouldn't be advising a widening without those numbers so I would love to see it to bolster my argument, which was so flat without it. Apologies if you don't have the actual numbers.