With Mountain View poised to grow by 15,000 units, planning commissioners worry about parks, utilities and public services

An environmental review of Mountain View's ambitious plans to grow its housing by 15,000 units is out for public review, and planning commissioners worry it hasn't acknowledged the true impact of adding as many as 65,000 new residents.

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