Mountain View considers permits and paid parking to curb demand
Mountain View City Council members are considering residential permits and paid parking to address demand for on-street parking.
Source: mv-voice.com
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Mountain View approves automatic license plate cameras
Mountain View approved a plan to install automatic license plate cameras, despite some strong objections from community members.
Source: mv-voice.com
Mountain View welcomes new mayor, vice mayor
Mountain View City Council has reorganized for the new year. Council members elected the city’s new mayor and vice mayor during the Jan. 9 city council meeting; Pat Showalter, who
Source: losaltosonline.com
Housing, climate issues top priorities for new Mountain View mayor
Mountain View's Mayor, Pat Showalter, prioritizes local climate action and affordable housing.
Source: eastbaytimes.com
Showalter picked to lead as Mountain View's new mayor, Matichak as vice mayor
Marked by moments of levity, the selection of Mountain View’s new mayor and vice mayor was at times celebratory in tone but also a fairly staid event that ushered in the first City Council meeting of the year.
Source: mv-voice.com
Housing, climate issues top priorities for new Mountain View mayor
Mountain View's Mayor, Pat Showalter, prioritizes local climate action and affordable housing.
Source: mercurynews.com
2023: The year in review
Inevitable change – and what to do about it – challenged Los Altos area residents throughout 2023.
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Mountain View Council approves costly changes to public safety building project
Mountain View’s long-awaited, updated public safety building is easier to visualize after the city council approved changes that could total $199 million to $200 million during last week’s council meeting.
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City Council approves more expensive $200M design for Mountain View's new public safety building
Mountain View is pushing forward with plans to build a new public safety building that aims to serve the community for the next 50 years, with the council approving a $200 million design.
Source: mv-voice.com