Woodside School students protesting the construction of I-280, ca 1955 (w/Steve behind girl with sign)
I am a lifelong Woodside resident, an architect, bicyclist and gardener.
I have participated in Woodside planning since 1975, as a Planning Commissioner, member of the Architectural Site Review Committee, Trail Committee, Bicycle Committee, and several Town Center Committees.
I chaired the committee which developed the design of Town Hall and the
adjacent Town Center Parking District.
I have been on committees which guided building the Woodside School Library, Gym and upper school classrooms.
My wife Thalia and I are the architects of the Woodside Community Museum and many new houses and remodels in Town.The Town’s character is imperiled because the Town has
failed to plan for changes occurring over decades.
ca 1870 classrooms moved and adapted to School Library. EHDD Architects
1886 Independence Hall moved and restored. 1990 Town Hall, EHDD Architects
Endorsements
Congresswoman Anna Eshoo
Steve Lubin has a long history of
dedication to planning in Woodside. He was instrumental in
building Town Hall and its parking. He has contributed to
public projects over the decades and has a vision for the future
of the Town. At
this critical time Steve's planning expertise is a
great asset for the Town.
San Mateo County Democratic Party
Nancy Reyerig, President, San Mateo County Harbor District.
Former Chair ASRB, Former Chair Woodside Open Space Committee, Former President Stanford Professional Women, Recipient Woodside Environmental Champion
"Steve Lubin is the only candidate running for District 3 whose lifelong experience in Woodside and whose career as an architect give him a unique perspective and skill set to guide our town during the challenges we are now facing. Chief among these challenges are the top down housing directives mandated by the state that threaten urban wildland interfaces like Woodside.
Steve is an experienced public servant, is thoughtful and creative, and he does his homework. Now more than ever we need town leaders like Steve Lubin."
Jack Matthews, former Mayor of San Mateo
“Hi Steve, Good luck on your run for office. You surely have the experience required. As you say in your literature, the head in the sand approach will not work. Woodside was the butt of jokes over the attempt to declare it a mountain lion habitat. The best way forward is to look forward and address our future needs. I don’t know if using my name in your support will help you but feel free to use it. I was mayor of San Mateo twice.
Thanks for entering the race. We need more architects in government.”
Bill Davidow Sonja Davidow
"You have
my vote, as I think Woodside needs the help of experienced members of
the Community. Your history and dedicated follow-up on issues in the
Community has been invaluable over the years."
Barbara Wood Dan Fitzpatrick
Tom Werbe
Jennifer Werbe, former ASRB & History Committee
“Tom and I are definitely supporting your campaign! Good luck!!!”
Jim Nance Patty Nance, fourth generation Woodsider
“You Go, Steve!”
Frank Rosenblum, Circulation Committee
Gretchen Tenenbaum, History Committee
Rob Flint, Woodside Community Foundation
Susan Flint
“Go Steve. Susan and Rob Flint”
Donna Howe, Environment Committee
Tom Johnson, Arts & Culture Committee (First Fridays)
Millo Fenzi, Circulation Committee, Safe Routes to School
"Steve Lubin is dedicated to this town and truly knows what it will take to maintain the quality of life we all enjoy at a time of unprecedented change. Steve has no hidden agendas—he truly wants what is best for this town and knows how to accomplish it. Over the years, many of us who know him have tried to get Steve to run for public office. The fact that he has now decided to run is an accurate indicator of just how bad things have become. He is honest, knowledgeable, hardworking and very, very smart. What more could we ask for?”
Lisha Mainz, History Committee
Iris Reed Robert Hall Sharon Hall
Marna Page Bob Page, long time Circulation Committee, former Planning Commissioner
“I am glad you are running for the Council. You would bring a rich historical perspective as well as a planning viewpoint.”
Chris Romano, North Cañada Road Tree Project
Elaine Salinger, San Mateo County
Climate Activist
Mustapha Id Boubrik Fateha Id Boubrik, Ladera Patisserie
Alexia Moore Dr. Bradley Graw
Grif Rosser Jeff Poetsch, Geezi
Craig Davis, CyclistVideoEvidence.com, Founder
Paid for by Steve Lubin (Lubin for Council 2022)