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When City Council members struck a deal with Sobrato in June to transform the former site of Fry's Electronics, they framed it as a win-win situation. Some area residents strongly disagree.
When City Council members struck a deal with Sobrato in June to transform the former site of Fry's Electronics, they framed it as a win-win situation. Some area residents strongly disagree.
For decades, developers looking to build in Palo Alto faced a formidable restriction: a 50-foot height ceiling that limited most new buildings to four stories. The city's new plan for adding housing will test this limit.
The Palo Alto City Council on Monday revised the zoning code to lower the height limit for buildings within 150 feet of residential areas, even ones designated for higher density.
With Castilleja School's proposal to rebuild its Bryant Street campus inching toward approval, supporters and opponents of the plan brought their frustrations to the planning commission Wednesday.