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Adding 300 units to Mountain View complex won t cause serious traffic problems, new study says
Infill project at Eaves Mountain View on Middlefield Road would replace parking lots with four-story buildings, preserve existing 402 apartments
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Proposed apartments at 555 W. Middlefield Road would worsen traffic, but not by much, according to a new study. Courtesy city of Mountain View.
An ambitious proposal to add more than 300 units to an existing apartment complex in Mountain View raised serious concerns by nearby homeowners that it would cause a traffic nightmare. But a new study shows those concerns may be unfounded.