Important meetings and announcements week of February 1st

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New Notices
  • Future Mountain View City Council agenda items updated for January 2026–March 2026 (January 20, 2026):
    See here.
  • From member Deborah Vasquest on support for community waste collection options:
    "...to see if there is interest for a group effort to recycle items such as that Ridwell recycles in our neighborhoods? Perhaps there could be more self or neighborhood managed centers, at places like the library, senior center, tennis court centers, teen centers??  It would be great to empower people to work together in this physical way.  I’m not sure people want to do this in their private houses but it’s a way for the people upset about the Ridwell situation to mobilize.
    You can contact Deborah on this at sunshinegard...@gmail.com.
  • Parks and Recreation Strategic Plan Draft Plan Review and Input upcoming dates:
    From https://collaborate.mountainview.gov/imaginemvparks
    Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting #2 - March 17, 2026
    City Council Meeting - May 2026 Plan Adoption
  • Rengstorff Survey / Avenue Walk + Bike Event:The City of Mountain View is conducting the Rengstorff Avenue Complete Streets Study to identify ways to improve safety, comfort, and greenery along Rengstorff Avenue for all road users.  
    From the City:
    We Need Your Input.
    Your ideas and feedback are essential to shaping the future of this corridor. 
    Share your thoughts on how Rengstorff Avenue can be improved by: 
    Taking our online survey, or
    Joining us for a Community Walking and Biking event on Friday, Feb. 27, 2026, at 7:45 a.m. We will meet at the Mountain View Community Center.
    For more information visit MountainView.Gov/CityProjects.
Comment letters this week
No comment letters are in play right now, but verbal comments are anticipated for some of the agenda items listed below as red text as applicable.
If you have comments/suggestions for any of those, please share them by replying to this email and/or posting to the Discussion Group.
Standing guidelines: See agenda items below under "Meetings this week". Sometimes, with so many of interest, it might be best to comment in person only. If you want to see a letter submitted for any one of them, please make the case through mvcsp-...@googlegroups.com. I can follow up with talking points that I know of or can suggest. Please consider speaking as well and cite MVCSP. If you do so, please share what you intend to say through mvcsp-...@googlegroups.com. Of course, your comments should reflect MVCSP goals and principles if you cite the organization. Alternatively, you can say you're an MVCSP member but are speaking for yourself. For any letters listed above, author assignments are in parentheses. If no parentheses, the letter is unassigned, so open for someone among you to take it on (or else no letter will be developed).
If you would like to collaborate on a comments letter, please let Bruce or the membership as a whole know.

General information
  • MVCSP general meetings news:
    At our meeting on February 12th, we'll hear from new fire chief Brian Jones. Other future meeting details are tracked here.
  • Reminder: There are designated MVCSP Projects you can comment on in many cases:
    Check the list of the project folders here. These reflect the list of projects included in every general meeting agenda file.
  • Want to talk (either one person or in groups)?
    If you have anything related to MVCSP you'd like to talk with Bruce about, contact him anytime at bken...@gmail.com, and we'll set up a call or video session.
Meetings and Events This Week


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Oops, that should be Deborah Vasquez. Not sure what Google did to me there...

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New Notices
  • MVCSP general meeting this week:
    See details in Meetings and Events This Week below. If you have any questions or comments related to the presentations you would like to share ahead of time, let me know, and I'll be sure they're covered.
    The in-person location (at Deb's) is tentative at the moment, but she'll pass the word either way ahead of the meeting time.
Comment letters this week
No comment letters are in play right now, but, if verbal comments for any of the agenda items are anticipated, they are noted in Meetings and Events This Week as red text with author assignments are in parentheses. If no parentheses, the letter is unassigned, so open for someone among you to take it on (or else no letter will be developed).
If you have comments/suggestions for any of those, please share them by contacting the letter author, replying to this email, and/or posting to the Discussion Group.
Standing guidelines for official MVCSP letters/comments in City meetings:
See agenda items below under "Meetings this week". If you want to see a letter submitted for any one of them, please make the case through mvcsp-...@googlegroups.com. 
Speaking on behalf of MVCSP is an option as well. If you do so, please share what you intend to say through mvcsp-...@googlegroups.com. Of course, your comments should reflect MVCSP goals and principles if you cite the organization. Alternatively, you can say you're an MVCSP member but are speaking for yourself. 
Any letters to be submitted officially with the MVCSP letterhead or public comments made on behalf of MVCSP need to be approved by the MVCSP Executive Committee. You can contact them at mvcs...@gmail.com.

General information
  • MVCSP general meetings news:
    At our meeting on February 12th, we'll hear from new fire chief Brian Jones. Other future meeting details are tracked here.
  • Reminder: There are designated MVCSP Projects you can comment on in many cases:
    Check the list of the project folders here. These reflect the list of projects included in every general meeting agenda file.
  • Want to talk (either one person or in groups)?
    If you have anything related to MVCSP you'd like to talk with Bruce about, contact him anytime at bken...@gmail.com, and we'll set up a call or video session.
Meetings and Events This Week
  • Tuesday, February 10th, 5:00 PM: City Council meeting. City Hall, Council Chambers (2nd floor), 500 Castro Street and see remote access details in the agenda file.

  • For information on the City website:
  • https://mountainview.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=1352174&GUID=4769EC0B-0AD2-40B6-9925-FD6A272B9753
    Including:

    3. STUDY SESSION
    3.1 Legislative Program Priorities for 2026
    4. CONSENT CALENDAR
    4.1 Notice of Intention to Vacate Public Street and Easement at 881 Castro Street
    4.2 Transit Center Grade Separation and Access Project (Castro and Evelyn Improvements), Project 21-35-Design Concept
    5. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC ON NONAGENDIZED ITEMS
    6. STUDY SESSION
    6.1 Charter Modernization - 2026 Ballot Measure
    7. NEW BUSINESS
    7.1 R3 Zoning District Update - Development Standards and Strategies
  • Wednesday, February 11th, 4:00 PM: Administrative Zoning meeting. City Hall, Plaza conference room (2nd floor), 500 Castro Street and see remote access details in the agenda file.

  • For information on the City website:
  • https://mountainview.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=1366321&GUID=483A7BCF-6545-451A-8E99-72D7178ECF6F
    Including:

    2. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
    3. PUBLIC HEARING
    3.1 Mixed-Use Residential Project at 490 East Middlefield Road Development Agreement
    Request for a Development Agreement between the City of Mountain View and WTA Middlefield, LLC for an eight-story, mixed-use building with 460 apartment units, utilizing State Density Bonus Law, and approximately 9,371 square feet of ground floor commercial replacing an existing office building, and the removal of 29 Heritage trees on a 2.86-acre site.
  • Wednesday, February 11th, 6:00 PM: Parks and Recreation Commission meeting. Maple Room and Video Conference, 201 South Rengstorff Ave and see remote access details in the agenda file.

  • For information on the City website:

  • Including:

    4. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
  • 5. NEW BUSINESS
    5.1 Heritage Tree Removal Application Appeal - 2415 Benjamin Drive
    Adopt a Resolution of the Urban Forestry Board of the City of Mountain View to Deny the Appeal, Uphold Staff’s Decision, and deny the removal of one (1) Heritage Tree at 2415 Benjamin Drive.
  • Thursday, February 12th, 6:30 PM: Mountain View Coalition for Sustainable Planning (MVCSP) general meeting. Hybrid: Location: Deb's (contact mvcsp...@gmail.com if details needed).
    To connect with the meeting, click this link: https://meet.google.com/bnb-jyjv-uwr
    Or dial: ‪(US) +1 484-416-4647‬ PIN: ‪388 566 059‬#. More phone numbers: https://tel.meet/bnb-jyjv-uwr?pin=4249719644556
    Agenda file: 
    https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_4UCAVa8r0WO8Wom6OmZdo19SV80m8czpSKFkzu4exo/edit?usp=sharing
    Summary agenda:
    * Introductions, preliminaries
    * Presentation #1: Brian Jones, the new fire department chief
    * Member led discussion #1: Deborah Vasquez on materials recycling in the Mountain View community
    * Member led discussion #2: Cliff Chambers on potential presentations from Senator Becker and/or Assemblyperson Berman at a future general meeting. Cliff would like to gauge interest in setting up a planning committee for this.* Development updates
    * Discuss past presentations
    * City Advisory Body updates
    * Updates from related community organizations
    * Final comments

Mountain View MVCSP

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New Notices
  • Brian Jones responses to Bruce's followup questions from last MVCSP meeting re MV fire department:
    Add inline to the agenda file you can find here.
  • Join the Conversation: Bay Area Urban Nature Collaborative event:
    Date & Time: Feb 24, 2026 12:00 PM  in Pacific Time (US and Canada)
    Description
    Learn about a new regional effort to advance urban nature—and share your ideas on how it can best support your work.
    We currently envision the Collaborative as a network of non-profit, public, and private sector partners working together to:
    - Set regional urban nature goals, 
    - Curate and create accessible guidance for integrating urban nature into projects, and
    - Unify urban nature initiatives under a single coordinated effort.
Comment letters this week
No comment letters are in play right now, but, if verbal comments for any of the agenda items are anticipated, they are noted in Meetings and Events This Week as red text with author assignments are in parentheses. If no parentheses, the letter is unassigned, so open for someone among you to take it on (or else no letter will be developed).
If you have comments/suggestions for any of those, please share them by contacting the letter author, replying to this email, and/or posting to the Discussion Group.
Standing guidelines for official MVCSP letters/comments in City meetings:
See agenda items below under "Meetings this week". If you want to see a letter submitted for any one of them, please make the case through mvcsp-...@googlegroups.com. 
Speaking on behalf of MVCSP is an option as well. If you do so, please share what you intend to say through mvcsp-...@googlegroups.com. Of course, your comments should reflect MVCSP goals and principles if you cite the organization. Alternatively, you can say you're an MVCSP member but are speaking for yourself. 
Any letters to be submitted officially with the MVCSP letterhead or public comments made on behalf of MVCSP need to be approved by the MVCSP Executive Committee. You can contact them at mvcs...@gmail.com.

General information
  • MVCSP general meetings news:
    At our meeting on March 12th, we'll hear news from MVCSP members and discuss process details. Other future meeting details are tracked here.
  • Reminder: There are designated MVCSP Projects you can comment on in many cases:
    Check the list of the project folders here. These reflect the list of projects included in every general meeting agenda file.
  • Want to talk (either one person or in groups)?
    If you have anything related to MVCSP you'd like to talk with Bruce about, contact him anytime at bken...@gmail.com, and we'll set up a call or video session.
Meetings and Events This Week

  • Tuesday, February 24th, 6:30 PM: City Council meeting. City Hall, Council Chambers (2nd floor), 500 Castro Street and see remote access details in the agenda file.

  • For information on the City website:

  • 5. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC ON NONAGENDIZED ITEMS
  • 6. NEW BUSINESS
    6.1 Automated License Plate Reader Contract
    6.2 Fiscal Year 2025-26 Midyear Budget Status Report and Adjustments, Fiscal Year 2026-27 Preliminary General Operating Fund Forecast, and Fiscal Years 2025-27 Council Work Plan: 6-Month Project Update
    7. PUBLIC HEARING
    7.1 Small Business Streamlining and Other Minor Zoning Code Updates
  • Wednesday, February 25th, 4:00 PM: Administrative Zoning meeting. City Hall, Plaza conference room (2nd floor), 500 Castro Street and see remote access details in the agenda file.

  • For information on the City website:

  • Including:

    2. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
  • Wednesday, February 25th, 6:30 PM: Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) meeting. City Hall, Plaza conference room (2nd floor), 500 Castro Street and see remote access details in the agenda file.

  • For information on the City website:
  • https://mountainview.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=1378429&GUID=DA131F5E-C07C-4DBD-A80E-2781523EA8A8
    Including:

    3. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
    6. NEW BUSINESS
    6.1 BPAC Members Manual and Election Process for 2026 Chair and Vice Chair
    6.2 Active Transportation Collision Report
    6.3 BPAC Fiscal Year 2025-26 Work Plan
  • Thursday, February 26th, 3:00 PM: Council Neighborhoods Committee meeting. City Hall, Plaza conference room (2nd floor), 500 Castro Street and see remote access details in the agenda file.

  • For information on the City website:

  • Including:

    4. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
    5. NEW BUSINESS
  • 5.1 Approve the 2026 Council Neighborhoods Committee Work Plan and Grant Program Guidelines
  • Thursday, February 26th, 6:00 PM: Rental Housing Committee meeting. City Hall, Council Chambers (2nd floor), 500 Castro Street and see remote access details in the agenda file.

  • For information on the City website:

Mountain View MVCSP

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New Notices
    • MVCSP general meeting this week:
      See details in Meetings and Events This Week below. If you have any questions or comments related to the presentations you would like to share ahead of time, let me know, and I'll be sure they're covered.
      The in-person location (at Deb's) is tentative at the moment, but she'll pass the word either way ahead of the meeting time.
    • Santa Clara County Circulation and Mobility Element (CME) survey deadline approaching:
      From Mikaela Sword, WSP
      Please encourage your community to take our online survey here: https://www.surveyhero.com/c/SCC-CME
      Open until the end of March.
      Help Shape Our County’s Transportation Future!
      Santa Clara County is updating the Circulation and Mobility Element (CME) - the roadmap for how people travel throughout the county. The original CME was approved in 1995, and a lot has changed since then: new neighborhoods, evolving travel habits, and sustainability goals. Your feedback is essential. By sharing your thoughts, you’ll help shape how the county invests in transportation and creates a system that works for everyone. Please take a few minutes to complete this survey and let us know what matters most to you! You may also enter for a chance to win a $50 Safeway gift card!
      Duration: 10 minute
    Comment letters this week
    No comment letters are in play right now, but, if verbal comments for any of the agenda items are anticipated, they are noted in Meetings and Events This Week as red text with author assignments are in parentheses. If no parentheses, the letter is unassigned, so open for someone among you to take it on (or else no letter will be developed).
    If you have comments/suggestions for any of those, please share them by contacting the letter author, replying to this email, and/or posting to the Discussion Group.
    Standing guidelines for official MVCSP letters/comments in City meetings:
    See agenda items below under "Meetings this week". If you want to see a letter submitted for any one of them, please make the case through mvcsp-...@googlegroups.com. 
    Speaking on behalf of MVCSP is an option as well. If you do so, please share what you intend to say through mvcsp-...@googlegroups.com. Of course, your comments should reflect MVCSP goals and principles if you cite the organization. Alternatively, you can say you're an MVCSP member but are speaking for yourself. 
    Any letters to be submitted officially with the MVCSP letterhead or public comments made on behalf of MVCSP need to be approved by the MVCSP Executive Committee. You can contact them at mvcs...@gmail.com.

    General information
    • MVCSP general meetings news:
      Our March meeting will be dedicated to internal planning and strategy setting. Other future meeting details are tracked here.
    • Reminder: There are designated MVCSP Projects you can comment on in many cases:
      Check the list of the project folders here. These reflect the list of projects included in every general meeting agenda file.
    • Want to talk (either one person or in groups)?
      If you have anything related to MVCSP you'd like to talk with Bruce about, contact him anytime at bken...@gmail.com, and we'll set up a call or video session.
    Meetings and Events This Week
    • Tuesday, March 10th, 6:30 PM: City Council meeting. City Hall, Council Chambers (2nd floor), 500 Castro Street and see remote access details in the agenda file.

    • For information on the City website:

    • 5. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC ON NONAGENDIZED ITEMS
    • 6. PUBLIC HEARINGS
      6.2 Mixed-Use Residential Development at 490 E. Middlefield Road
      Eight-Story, Mixed-Use Building with 460 Apartment Units, Utilizing State Density Bonus Law, and Approximately 9,371 Square Feet of Ground-Floor Commercial, Replacing an Existing Office Building, a Heritage Tree Removal Permit to Remove 29 Heritage Trees on a 2.86-Acre Site.
      6.3 Rowhouse Development Project at 515-545 North Whisman Road
      195 Three-Story Attached Rowhouses, Utilizing State Density Bonus Law; and a Heritage Tree Removal Permit to Remove 139 Heritage Trees, All on a 10-Acre Site.
    • Wednesday, March 11th, 4:00 PM: Administrative Zoning meeting. City Hall, Plaza conference room (2nd floor), 500 Castro Street and see remote access details in the agenda file.

    • For information on the City website:

    • Including:
      2. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
      3. PUBLIC HEARING
    • 3.1 838 Independence Avenue, Ten Zero Start LLC
      Conditional Use Permit to allow a new recreational, public/quasi-public use (indoor pickleball court) within an existing industrial building on a 0.22-acre site.
    • Wednesday, March 11th, 6:00 PM: Visual Arts Committee meeting. City Hall, Atrium conference room (1st floor), 500 Castro Street and see remote access details in the agenda file.

    • For information on the City website:

    • Including:

      2. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC
      3. PUBLIC HEARING
    • 3.1 838 Independence Avenue, Ten Zero Start LLC
      Conditional Use Permit to allow a new recreational, public/quasi-public use (indoor pickleball court) within an existing industrial building on a 0.22-acre site.
    • Thursday, March 12th, 6:30 PM: Mountain View Coalition for Sustainable Planning (MVCSP) general meeting. Virtual only this time.

    • Summary agenda:
      * Introductions, preliminaries
    • * Presentation #1: TBD
      * Member led discussions

    Mountain View MVCSP

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    New Notices
    • Updated Draft Parks and Recreation Strategic Plan news:
      The City of Mountain View has released an updated draft of the Parks and Recreation Strategic Plan following review and direction from the City Council on Jan. 27, .
      This refined draft includes a new goal focused on biodiversity and natural elements, updated park acreage analysis by Planning Area, and strengthened implementation strategies. The plan outlines how Mountain View will expand, enhance, and sustain its parks, open spaces, and recreation system over the next 10–15 years.
      The Parks and Recreation Commission will review the plan on Tuesday, March 17, having provided comprehensive feedback on a prior draft at a Commission meeting on Nov. 17, 2025. The plan will return to the City Council for adoption in May 2026.
      Public comment on the draft at ImagineMVParks.com is invited through Tuesday, March 31.
      Your input will help shape the final plan!
    • City of Mountain View External Roster and Council Assignments, updated March 11, 2026:
      See here.
    • Parks and Recreation Strategic Plan motion from PRC at their 3-18-26 meeting:
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    • Support request from Charlie Koch with Avalon Bay re the 555 West Middlefield housing project:
      I am writing to provide an update on AvalonBay Community’s efforts to redesign the residential apartments long planned at 555 W. Middlefield Avenue.  We are nearing the final steps in the approval process and are requesting your support at the City Council meeting scheduled for March 24th.  Your endorsement will help us move forward with construction and deliver this important housing opportunity for the City (See link at end for Housing Action Coalition Petition)
      As you may recall, AvalonBay obtained approvals in early 2022 to redevelop the “eaves Mountain View at Middlefield” apartment community after six years of work with the City and neighbors.  Our plan focused on redevelopment of surface parking lots into two new residential buildings providing 323 apartments, along with a new amenities building, all with below grade parking.   However, extremely difficult economic conditions, including a soft rental market, skyrocketing construction costs and fees, plus the rising cost of capital made this important new housing opportunity simply infeasible to construct as designed, just like similar projects across the Bay Area.
      In late 2024 AvalonBay started looking for design alternatives to enable near-term redevelopment. Our goals were to continue to preserve all of the existing rental units at the site, to maintain the new unit count with a similar design, and to address some concerns of neighbors at the time of original approval.  We filed an SB 330 (Housing Crisis Act) application with the Planning Department so AvalonBay could feasibly redevelop the site in the shortest possible timeframe.  The project also qualifies for an AB130 CEQA exemption.  As you may recall, the original project approvals were supported by a full EIR, and the new design is quite similar to the approved project.
      I am providing a link that includes the final application letter as well as the site plan and some final elevationshereshould you wish to review the final redesign.
      As you will see, the new building design is very similar to the currently approved project, and it includes the same 1.34 acre land donation for a public park.  We are continuing to provide 323 new apartments, including 48 affordable homes.  The biggest change is moving parking from below grade to above grade structures that are wrapped by residential units to shield them from public view.  This will make the project financially feasible and should also be preferred by residents.  By eliminating most of the planned excavation, the new design also has the benefit of reducing the construction air quality impacts that were of concern to neighbors and our existing residents.
      The tentative map for the project was recommended by the City’s Subdivision Committee at a public hearing on March 4th, and full project application will be going to the City Council for consideration on March 24th.  As a supporter of this unique housing opportunity for Mountain View over many years, we hope you will lend your name to the project again to let the City know how important approval of this redesign is to support actual construction of the new apartments.
      Our friends at the Housing Action Coalition have created a petition here to the City Council in support of the redesign project approvals.  We hope you will consider lending your name to it today.
      Of course, if you want to send a note to the City Council directly, we would appreciate this as well.  You can email the entire City Council at city.c...@mountainview.gov. 
    • Help request from Tim Oey re Connect Bay Area petition:
      Transit is hugely important for bicycling for many reasons:
      Reduces motor vehicles (motor vehicles kill and hurt many of us)
      Reduces pollution & climate change
      Helps bicyclists get further faster without needing a car!
      Right now transit needs our help. We need 200,000+ to sign the Connect Bay Area petition so we can get a special sales tax on the November Ballot to keep BART and Caltrain running.
      SVBC has endorsed Connect Bay Area
      Can you help collect signatures? If so, please contact me ASAP. I can train you and get you petitions. We would particularly like many trained in time for No Kings on March 28 as that is an excellent place to get signatures and the organizers are very supportive.
      For more, please read the material at ConnectBayArea.com then call me or send me an email (t...@zerow.org).
    • San Antonio Area Plan (SARAP) PowerPoint presentation to PABAC:
      Shared by Penny Ellson on the Palo Alto local team:
      To inform the San Antonio Area Plan (SARAP) discussion, it might be useful for interested folks to read the PowerPoint presentation that was given to PABAC on March 3 which can be found in the PABAC meeting packet here Pedestrian and Bicycle Advisory Committee (PABAC) – City of Palo Alto, CA The PowerPoint materials re: SARAP start on packet page 39.

    Comment letters this week
    No comment letters are in play right now, but, if verbal comments for any of the agenda items are anticipated, they are noted in Meetings and Events This Week as red text with author assignments are in parentheses. If no parentheses, the letter is unassigned, so open for someone among you to take it on (or else no letter will be developed).
    If you have comments/suggestions for any of those, please share them by contacting the letter author, replying to this email, and/or posting to the Discussion Group.
    Standing guidelines for official MVCSP letters/comments in City meetings:
    See agenda items below under "Meetings this week". If you want to see a letter submitted for any one of them, please make the case through mvcsp-...@googlegroups.com. 
    Speaking on behalf of MVCSP is an option as well. If you do so, please share what you intend to say through mvcsp-...@googlegroups.com. Of course, your comments should reflect MVCSP goals and principles if you cite the organization. Alternatively, you can say you're an MVCSP member but are speaking for yourself. 
    Any letters to be submitted officially with the MVCSP letterhead or public comments made on behalf of MVCSP need to be approved by the MVCSP Executive Committee. You can contact them at mvcs...@gmail.com.

    General information
    • MVCSP general meetings news:
      Potentially, Rebecca Lucky, City of Mountain View Sustainability Manager will talk with us at our April meeting. Other future meeting details are tracked here.
    • Reminder: There are designated MVCSP Projects you can comment on in many cases:
      Check the list of the project folders here. These reflect the list of projects included in every general meeting agenda file.
    • Want to talk (either one person or in groups)?
      If you have anything related to MVCSP you'd like to talk with Bruce about, contact him anytime at bken...@gmail.com, and we'll set up a call or video session.
    Meetings and Events This Week

    • Tuesday, March 24th, 6:30 PM: City Council meeting. City Hall, Council Chambers (2nd floor), 500 Castro Street and see remote access details in the agenda file.

    • For information on the City website:
    • https://mountainview.legistar.com/View.ashx?M=A&ID=1352177&GUID=5982FDD1-736C-47D3-9606-1B619C66C45C
      Including:

      4. CONSENT CALENDAR
      4.2 Application for State Funding - Prohousing Incentive Program, Round 4
      4.3 Notice of Intention to Vacate Public Street and Easement at 881 Castro Street
      4.4 Increasing Safe Parking Capacity at Shoreline Lot B
      4.5 Housing Element Annual Progress Report
      4.6 General Plan Annual Progress Report
      4.7 Acquisition of Real Property at 909 and 917 San Rafael Avenue (917 San Rafael Avenue Demolition Phase), Project 23-47-Construction Acceptance

    • 5. ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE PUBLIC ON NONAGENDIZED ITEMS
      6. PUBLIC HEARINGS
    • 6.1 Economic Development Subsidy Report and Amended and Restated Disposition and Development Agreement and Amended and Restated Ground Leases for Hope Street Lots 4 and 8
      6.2 Residential Development at 555 West Middlefield Road
      6.3 Rowhouse Gatekeeper Project at 922-950 San Leandro Avenue
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