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State housing officials offer an opinion about Los Altos ballot proposal – Palo Alto Daily Post
1+ week, 22+ hour ago (380+ words) State housing officials have weighed in on a ballot measure to preserve downtown parking lots in Los Altos. Los Altos City Council would need to consider new places for housing if voters approve Measure D on Nov. 3, according to a…...
Citizens’ group urges council to fight Russian skyscraper project – Palo Alto Daily Post
1+ week, 1+ day ago (493+ words) As pressure mounts on Menlo Park City Council to approve a Russian developer”s proposal for a skyscraper at the former Sunset Magazine headquarters, residents opposing the project have started a campaign to urge council to fight the proposal. Menlo…...
Council votes to restrict RVs to edges of town – Palo Alto Daily Post
2+ week, 6+ day ago (405+ words) Palo Alto City Council voted tonight (Aug. 24) to permit RV dwellers to park on two edges of the city while stopping short of a controversial proposal around businesses and neighborhoods. The city will offer permits for RV dwellers to park…...
Council OKs 8-story apartment building – Palo Alto Daily Post
3+ week, 6+ day ago (216+ words) Palo Alto City Council tonight (Aug. 17) unanimously approved an eight-story, 228-apartment building on San Antonio Road, despite concerns about traffic safety. “This seems to be right place in the city for this kind of height and density,” Councilwoman Julie Lythcott-Haims…...