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This Bay Area city is now limiting the use of e-bikes and scooters. Here's why

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By Sarah Ravani Verified
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Follow This Bay Area city is now limiting the use of e-bikes and scooters. Here's why An e-bike rider passes a man sitting on a bench near Torpedo Wharf in San Francisco in May. The East Bay city of Danville is trying to place restrictions on where e-bikes can be used in the city. (Giselle Garza Lerma/S.F. Chronicle) Danville is poised to enforce a ban on e-bikes and scooters in public parks and reduce the speed limit on trails.
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This Bay Area city is now limiting the use of e-bikes and scooters. Here’s why

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By Sarah Ravani Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
Danville is poised to enforce a ban on e-bikes and scooters in public parks and reduce the speed limit on trails. The affluent city of about 43,000 East Bay residents has seen an uptick in young, mostly middle-school aged children driving the vehicles recklessly in city parks, officials said. Now the city is trying to curb what they say is dangerous driving by decreasing the speed limit on trails to 15 mph and issuing citations to offenders.
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Affordable housing stalled in this Bay Area city for 8 years. Is the fight finally over?

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By Sarah Ravani Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
2003-07 The saga over the site at 2033 Railroad Ave. began in 2003 after the City Council voted to designate the vacant site for future housing that would include affordable units. The property had been a Lucky grocery store before it closed in 2001. By 2005, developer Anderson Pacific LLC acquired the property and drew up plans to build more than 300 housing units — including some affordable units — with money from the city’s redevelopment agency, Marchand said.
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