Menlo Park Measure P is on the November 3, 2026 ballot in California.
What it does
Require voter approval for city ordinances that would decrease the accessibility, availability, or convenience of parking at the parking plazas in downtown Menlo Park
On your ballot
Should the measure, which prohibits the City of Menlo Park
from making changes to City-owned downtown parking lot
properties, including selling, leasing, or conveying any ofthe
properties, authorizing a new use such as housing
development on any of the properties, or modifying, altering,
or constructing improvements on any of the properties, if
such change would diminish parking availability, access or
convenience, unless the voters pass another ballot measure
to approve the change, be adopted?
What a yes vote means
A "yes" vote supports requiring voter approval for city ordinances that would decrease the accessibility, availability, or convenience of parking at the eight city-owned parking plazas in downtown Menlo Park, including:
selling, trading, or leasing a portion of the parking plazas;
designating a plaza as surplus or exempt surplus land;
constructing improvements or modifications to the plazas that would diminish parking; and
changing the use of the plazas.
