> I think that is probably a little too low, but I don't believe people will generally walk 20 minutes (1 mile) That may be, but you get to argue that detail w

> I think that is probably a little too low, but I don't believe people will generally walk 20 minutes (1 mile) That may be, but you get to argue that detail with the folks above. (We can then get out a map and see how much of the Peninsula qualifies.) > In the case of Palo Alto, Santa Cruz Avenue in Menlo Park is 1.3 miles away. So what? There are closer restaurants and grocery stores. (It's not possible to have everything within 1 mile, or even 10 miles.) The requirement was that "a grocery store and restaurants within walking distance". Peninsula cities satisfy that requirement, even though, like everywhere else, there are restaurants and grocery stores that aren't within that distance. For example, no one would argue that SF doesn't have restaurants within walking distance of most residences even though most SF residences are not within walking distance of Zuma.