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City Council approves Ellis hotel and office development in Mountain View, with late tweaks to save trees - Vimarsana News

City Council approves Ellis hotel and office development in Mountain View, with late tweaks to save trees

Setting a precedent for future projects, the Mountain View City Council approved a new hotel and office development in East Whisman, with a request that staff do more to protect the city’s heritage trees.

Mountain View City Council supports request for bonus office density despite concerns about jobs-housing imbalance - Vimarsana News

Mountain View City Council supports request for bonus office density despite concerns about jobs-housing imbalance

The Mountain View City Council approved a request for bonus density from an office developer in North Bayshore, despite some initial hesitation around the fact that the project doesn’t include housing.

Mountain View City Council approves zoning changes to add residential and mixed-uses to city's shopping centers - Vimarsana News

Mountain View City Council approves zoning changes to add residential and mixed-uses to city's shopping centers

The Mountain View City Council brought the city’s housing element draft one step closer to completion on Jan. 24 by approving a few key zoning amendments, including allowing for future residential development at shopping centers.

'I don't share the optimism that staff has': Mountain View mayor has concerns about city's draft housing element | News | Mountain View Online - Vimarsana News

'I don't share the optimism that staff has': Mountain View mayor has concerns about city's draft housing element | News | Mountain View Online

Mountain View city staff is confident that the city’s housing element is going to meet state standards. But Mayor Lucas Ramirez isn’t so optimistic.

What's new with the Housing Element? City staff talks changes made to second draft after state rejected Mountain View's first attempt | News | Mountain View Online - Vimarsana News

What's new with the Housing Element? City staff talks changes made to second draft after state rejected Mountain View's first attempt | News | Mountain View Online

Mountain View city staff plan to submit their second draft of the Housing Element – a once-every-eight-years process where cities prove they’ll be able to meet state-mandated housing goals – by the end of this week.