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The Planning Commission on Thursday unanimously approved 10 new housing proposals from Mayor Todd Gloria that will now move on to the City Council.

A developer looking to demolish The Fish Market restaurant in Palo Alto and build a 380-apartment complex is preparing to invoke the states "builders remedy" law to overcome the citys objections to the project.

A developer looking to demolish The Fish Market restaurant in Palo Alto and build a 380-apartment complex is preparing to invoke the states "builders remedy" law to overcome the citys objections to the project.

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Most of the 92-acre parcel is currently being used for cattle grazing and dry farming.

Palo Altos plans to allow taller developments in the Ventura neighborhood as part of a new area plan could be turbocharged by a new state law that allows all-affordable-housing projects to claim an additional 33 feet in height.

Palo Altos plans to allow taller developments in the Ventura neighborhood as part of a new area plan could be turbocharged by a new state law that allows all-affordable-housing projects to claim an additional 33 feet in height.

It would offer new density bonus opportunities for developers, but only if they create affordable middle-income housing.

Outdoor gathering space beside that new Maillardville recreation hub will cost $3 million to construct, Coquitlam city staff say.

By Geoff Page This piece is an examination of a “non-profit” organization named Circulate San Diego, referred to as CSD here. It claims to be a nonprofit, public benefit corporation doing good for the community by advocating for “active transportation” and walkable neighborhoods. Research into CSD’s affairs clearly shows a very close association with the…