Tag: Mountain View
More is Less: More homes in Mountain View lead to less enviro harm
More is less when it comes to the environment, and a report from Mountain View confirms it.
Posted: December 7th, 2011
Tags: EIR, environmental impact report, general plans, growth, Mountain View, Mountain View Coalition for Sustainable Planning, MVCSP, smart growth
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Downsize Me! Building cohousing at 445 Calderon
Where do you go when you’re ready to downsize?
Posted: July 6th, 2011
Tags: 445 Calderon, cohousing, downsize, endorsements, Mountain View, Mountain View Cohousing Community
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A film series to reinvent our cities
Ah, summer blockbuster season. What will you see? The Green Lantern? Hangover 2? What about A Convenient Truth?
Posted: June 20th, 2011
Tags: film series, films, Mountain View, placemaking
Comments: 1
Vibrant living with the Chang Family
Five years ago, Anthony Chang and his wife, Wendy Wong, decided to intentionally change the way they were living.
Posted: March 22nd, 2011
Tags: affordable housing, Mountain View, transit, vibrant places
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March VoM: Marisa Lee
Our March Volunteer of the Month is South Bay campaign intern Marisa Lee.
Posted: March 1st, 2011
Tags: Caltrain, marisa lee, Mountain View, Sustainable Communities Strategy, volunteers, VoM
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A new future for Minton’s Lumber Yard
In a 5-2 vote, the Mountain View City Council approved last night a proposal to redevelop a prime downtown spot, the former Minton’s Lumber Yard, with 203 apartments. Thanks to ongoing advocacy efforts, the Minton’s development will include seven new, affordable apartments.
Posted: April 28th, 2010
Tags: Minton's, Mountain View, MVCSP, Prometheus
Comments: 1
Delightfully dense in Mountain View
Thursday, Feb. 18, the Mountain View Coalition for Sustainable Planning hosted Redwood City planner Dan Zack to give his presentation: “Delightful Density: Strategies for Comfort, Convenience, and Choice in the Cities of the New Reality.”
Posted: February 23rd, 2010
Tags: Dan Zack, density, Google, Mountain View, planning
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