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The signs prohibiting oversize vehicles in Mountain View from parking on public streets are being installed in the last area of the city, leaving residents living in vehicles wondering where they will go once the law takes effect.
The doors opened on a new, 100% affordable housing development in Mountain View last month, at the same time “No Parking” signs extended the ban on RVs used by those
A new community-driven survey found more than 200 inhabited RVs parked along public roadways in Mountain View, despite extensive efforts in recent years to curtail the number of vehicles being used as homes.
Longtime Mountain View Whisman School District trustee Ellen Wheeler walked around Monta Loma Park last week, envisioning how its relatively small space, 5.67 acres, could be optimized to serve both the students and local residents who consider the school district-owned site their nearby park. The park, located along Thompson Avenue, is easily accessible, with its open, well-kept field at the front of the property adjacent to school buildings inviting those who want to play soccer, walk dogs or simply sit out in the sun. Equally inviting are the tree-lined walking trails at the siteâs ed...
Uploaded: Mon, Jun 14, 2021, 1:51 pm 2 Time to read: about 3 minutes Tess Sando, 10, flips into the Eagle Park Pool in Mountain View. The city's public pools are open by reservation only, and locker rooms and showers are still closed due to the pandemic. File photo by Magali Gauthier. Tuesday, June 15, is shaping up to be a celebration of California's long-awaited reopening after COVID-19, as residents prepare to cast off masks, ditch social distancing and reunite with friends and family. But not everything will return to normal, at least not right away. Although the state is shedding the bu...