With deep concern about the fate of the city s redwood trees, the Environmental Planning Commission approved a motion, in a 4-1 vote, to construct a new hotel and office building in East Whisman.
The Mountain View City Council approved a request for bonus density from an office developer in North Bayshore, despite some initial hesitation around the fact that the project doesn’t include housing.
A four-story office development on North Bernardo Avenue received unanimous support from the Mountain View City Council on Tuesday night. Community benefits include $1.3 million for the undercrossing project on Bernardo Avenue.
While the four-story office development proposal on N. Bernardo Avenue came with some drawbacks, including the removal of 61 heritage trees, commissioners were encouraged by its community benefits and publicly accessible open space.
With concerns about parking and the jobs-housing imbalance top of mind, city staff want to put a temporary limit on office development in downtown Mountain View.