Less is More: Doing the Math on Residential Development Fee Credits By Carolyn Schuk When Santa Clara’s residential development impact fee, the Parkland Dedication Ordinance, was approved last year, there was one provision that created continuing confusion: the prerequisite donation of one acre of land in order to apply...
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New Council Seated At the Dec. 16 Santa Clara City Council Meeting, newly elected Council Members Dominic Caserta and re-elected Patrick Kolstad...
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City, Google Continue Discussions About Bringing Ultra High Speed Internet Service to Santa Clara
Yes, you read that right. It’s exactly the same headline that ran last September. And it’s pretty much the same story. After...
At its Dec. 10, 2014 meeting, the Santa Clara Planning Commission approved “with conditions” Essex Property Trusts’ proposed Gateway Village development at...
Santa Clara City Council’s Dec. 16 meeting marked the end of an era: Patricia Mahan’s last Council meeting as an elected official....
‘Tis Montana Before Christmas, ENA Extension Request in Hand Stardate 2044: Joseph Montana III – CEO of Montana Development Group and grandson...
Draft Preservation Ordinance Continues to Move Forward Last week a Santa Clara City Council study session took a look at a draft...
Council Votes For Super Bowl 50 as Community Celebration, and Opportunity to Put Santa Clara on the World’s Map Here’s the headline...
New Swim Center Takes First Step To Realization At the Nov.18 meeting, the Santa Clara City Council approved the first step toward...
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Santa Clarans will soon no longer receive plastic bags at retailers, including Target. The City’s ban on plastic bag bans is effective...