Category Archives: City Politics

Gateway Park Revitalization – A point of view

Posted on January 24, 2022 by OMVNA

January 24, 2022 Steering Committee Meeting Presented by Old Mountain View Resident: Roberto Miller Our historic Gateway Park at the corner of El Camino and Castro St. needs to be revitalized to be a real Gateway that Mountain View deserves … Continue reading →

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Gateway Park Development Discussion Jan 31, 2022

Posted on January 24, 2022 by Robert Cox

To all Old Mountain View Residents and Property Owners, There will be a Zoom meeting to discuss a proposed 7 story condo development on the north-east corner of Castro Street and El Camino Real.  This is a series of two … Continue reading →

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Letter to Council from OMVNA Parking Subcommittee (May 2021)

Posted on May 12, 2021 by Robert Cox

The OMVNA Parking Subcommittee met to discuss the City Council May 11, 2021, Agenda Item 3.1 “Downtown Parking Strategy” on Saturday, May 8, and then sent the following letter to the council. Honorable Mayor Kamei, Vice Mayor Ramirez, and Members … Continue reading →

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ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING COMMISSION – May 5, 2021

Posted on May 3, 2021 by Robert Cox

Highlights from the ENVIRONMENTAL PLANNING COMMISSION STAFF REPORT Wednesday, May 5, 2021 See below to download the full report The historic survey found that downtown Mountain View has some historic structures at the local, State, and national level. But overall, there are … Continue reading →

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R3 Rezoning Update April 2021

Posted on May 3, 2021 by Robert Cox

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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