So would you support building over all the surface parking lots in downtown Palo Alto and replacing then with 4-floor apartments that match the height of the ex

So would you support building over all the surface parking lots in downtown Palo Alto and replacing then with 4-floor apartments that match the height of the existing office buildings? What about townhomes or row homes a few blocks from downtown? I wasn't advocating for building 50-story behemoths. But in Palo Alto and Menlo Park they won't even build a proper street grid, so all traffic to the East Bay is basically forced down the one lane Middlefield Road. Is having through streets also not suburban? And I don't think it's arrogance when people are wasting 4 hours a day commuting into a city simply because the city refuses to build enough housing for everyone.