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Apartment buildings as tall as 88 feet in Ventura? State law could allow it - Vimarsana News

Apartment buildings as tall as 88 feet in Ventura? State law could allow it

Palo Alto's 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.

Apartment buildings as tall as 88 feet in Ventura? State law could allow it - Vimarsana News

Apartment buildings as tall as 88 feet in Ventura? State law could allow it

Palo Alto's 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.

For beleaguered property owner, change of zoning is anything but straightforward - Vimarsana News

For beleaguered property owner, change of zoning is anything but straightforward

A family that wants to build their dream home on a vacant lot at 702 Ellsworth Place in Midtown Palo Alto is finding their project mired in nightmarish red tape.

Despite few proposals, Palo Alto eyes new laws to respond to SB 9 - Vimarsana News

Despite few proposals, Palo Alto eyes new laws to respond to SB 9

Despite widespread concerns among Palo Alto leaders about the impacts of Senate Bill 9, the city has only received a handful of applications and has not granted final approval to any of them.

Despite few proposals, city eyes new laws to respond to SB 9 - Vimarsana News

Despite few proposals, city eyes new laws to respond to SB 9

Despite widespread concerns among Palo Alto leaders about the impacts of Senate Bill 9, the city has only received a handful of applications and has not granted final approval to any of them.