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Los Altos council talks RHNA data, disagrees on housing report Written by Eric He In a debate that could signify a divide in the Los Altos City Council’s approach to housing, the council last week was split on whether to invite representatives from a group that penned a report suggesting state-mandated housing allocation figures in response to the affordable housing crisis are based on faulty data to a future council meeting – sparking an exchange between the mayor and vice mayor. Toward the end of the Jan. 26 council meeting, Vice Mayor Anita Enand...

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Los Altos to offer Restaurant Takeout Week Written by Town Crier Staff Report In an effort to help drive business at local eateries that for now are restricted to offering just takeout and delivery due to shelter-in-place orders, the city of Los Altos is sponsoring Restaurant Takeout Week beginning Friday (Jan. 22). More than 25 of the city’s restaurants will offer exclusive items and discounts through Jan. 31. “The City is excited to see our restaurants come together to host a Restaurant Takeout Week,” Mayor Neysa Fligor said in a press release. ...

Los Altos' new interim city manager knows his role Written by Eric He Brad Kilger, hired as Los Altos’ interim city manager last week, came away impressed by the first city council meeting he sat through, which featured an hourslong discussion about the future of the historical Halsey House. Kilger “I was impressed with the detail that the community, staff and council all dove in trying to address that issue,” Kilger said in an interview last week. “It showed that they want to make good and well-informed decisions and try to address the diverse...

Los Altos council addresses dilapidated Halsey House Courtesy of Jeff LaBoskey Halsey House, a historical landmark in Redwood Grove, has fallen into disrepair and has been closed to the public since 2008. The Los Altos City Council accepted a $34,000 state grant during the Jan. 12 council meeting toward preserving Halsey House, a historical landmark in Redwood Grove that has fallen into disrepair. The money would be used to fund a historic resource study of the property, and the city also agreed to contribute $16,353 from its park-in-lieu fund as part of its matching contribution for the...