Category Archives: Development Projects

R3 Rezoning Update April 2021

Presented by Vice-Chair Robert Cox Overview• Review• What’s New?• Key Issues• What’s Next?• For Reference Review: Mountain View’s R3 Rezoning • R3 parcels currently consist primarily of townhomes and smaller two-story apartment buildings • Good examples in our neighborhood are … Continue reading

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ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING COMMISSION – March 17, 2021

STAFF REPORTMARCH 17, 2021    5. STUDY SESSION  5.1 R3 (Multiple-Family Residential) Zoning District Update  RECOMMENDATION  That the Environmental Planning Commission provide input to the City Council on Draft R3 (Multiple-Family Residential) Zoning District standards, materials, and concepts.  PUBLIC NOTIFICATION  The … Continue reading

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Zoning District Update – April 2021

 R3 (Multiple-Family Residential) Zoning District Update   PURPOSE  The purpose of this Study Session is for the City Council to provide direction to staff on Draft R3 (Multiple-Family Residential) Zoning District standards, materials, and concepts.  BACKGROUND  The R3 project implements City … Continue reading

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What’s Up? Update on New Development in Mountain View

The deadline for new California state legislation is September 30. Due the recent housing crisis, the state has taken an increasingly active role in overriding local control of housing decisions. One of the most significant changes this year has been … Continue reading

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Chairman’s Corner

by David Lewis III Readers be forewarned! The newsletter may be expanding or shrinking in size and content this year. We need enough ads for the newsletter to roughly pay for itself, e.g., a four-page newsletter needs about a page … Continue reading

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