The Santa Clara City Council may have voted at the July 15 meeting to replace the city’s 1965 $15/bedroom development fee, but there remains significant disparity of opinion about the proper amount of the fees, and the extent of the need for new and refurbished parks. The Council will...
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Investing in the Architects of a Green Future: Annual SVP Scholarship Awards The green energy future is bright for two Santa Clara...
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The committee charged with drafting a boarding house ordinance – officially the “neighborhood preservation” ordinance – was greeted at its July 7...
July 14 marked the beginning of the formal nomination period for the upcoming Nov. 4 General Municipal Election. This was the first...
Related Plan Gets More Detailed, $6.5 Billion Development Will Bring Santa Clara Over $20 Million Annually A few years ago Levi’s Stadium...
Irvine’s Santa Clara Square Redesign Marries Neighborhood Retail Office and Office Campus What a difference a few years makes. Since the adoption...
Roseann LaCoursiere kicked off her campaign for City Council on June 20 with an event at the Santa Clara Elks Club. LaCoursiere,...
Soccer Field Plans Don’t Quite Score a Goal The Santa Clara City Council Chambers were overflowing at week’s Council meeting for one...
Dominic Caserta kicked off his campaign for City Council on May 29 with an event at Fiorillo’s Restaurant. Caserta, who served two...
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New CIP Budget Includes Upgrades for El Camino, Public Safety, and IT; Plans for Future Sports Facilities The most exciting new public...