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Senior Advisory Committee6 matters
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- Agenda ReadyMinutes ApprovalMinutes Approval
Approve the Senior Advisory Committee minutes of December 17, 2025.
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- Minutes 12-17-25Open Minutes 12-17-25
- Agenda ReadyNew BusinessIntroduction of New Members
Introduction of Committee Members Kim and Maguire.
- Agenda ReadyNew BusinessElection of Chair and Vice Chair
To nominate Chair and Vice Chair.
- Agenda ReadyNew Business2026 Senior Advisory Committee (SAC) Meeting Schedule
Review and approve the 2026 SAC meeting schedule.
- Agenda ReadyNew BusinessSubcommittee Assignments Updates
Discuss and fill current vacancies on the Senior Center subcommittee and Senior Services postcard due to departures SAC members in 2025.
- Agenda ReadyUnfinished BusinessFollow-Up Discussion on Additional Subcommittee Assignments
Committee Members discuss the previous agenda item from the December meeting regarding selecting additional subcommittee assignments, including Loneliness/Isolation, Socialization, and Transportation.
Parks And Recreation Commission And Urban Forestry Board3 matters
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- Agenda ReadyMinutes ApprovalMinutes Approval
M/S Sylvester/Bryant - To approve the February 11, 2026 minutes.
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- MinutesOpen Minutes
- PassedNew BusinessParks and Recreation Strategic Plan - Updated Draft Review and Recommendation
Assistant Community Services Director Kristine Crosby presented a report and answered the Commission's questions. Speaking from the floor and/or virtually: -Bill Lambert -Sheila Lederman -Silja Paymer -Shani Kleinhaus -Albert Jeans -Bruce England -Lada Adamic -Robert Cox -Cliff Chambers -Mary Dateo -Rashmi -Jessica Chohan -Hala Alshahwany -Henry -April Webster -Andrea -Jim Zaorski (representing Zoe Zaorski, Kellen Bromelsiek, Marie Bechtel, Anita Stewart, Kaj Rekola) M/S Bryant/Sommer - To forward a recommendation to the City Council to adopt the Parks and Recreation Strategic Plan, incorporating into the Plan ways to prioritize expansion of parks and open space to underserved areas of the city, taking into account dependence on school fields and 10-minute walking distance in addition to looking at acres per thousand. Identify opportunities and implement near-term improvements to benefit all parks and open space with an emphasis on planting native canopy trees and landscaping consistent with the Biodiversity and Urban Forest Plan.
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- ATT 3 - City Council and Community FeedbackOpen ATT 3 - City Council and Community Feedback
- ATT 1 - Draft PlanOpen ATT 1 - Draft Plan
- ATT 2 - PRC and Community FeedbackOpen ATT 2 - PRC and Community Feedback
- MemoOpen Memo
- PassedNew BusinessPublic Safety Building, Project 20-49
Senior Project Manager Naveen Govind provided a presentation and answered the Commission's questions. Principal Project Manager David Printy and Assistant Public Works Director Arango answered the Commission's questions. Speaking from the floor and/or virtually: -Bruce England -Mary Dateo -Rashmi -April Webster M/S Bryant/Sylvester - To direct staff to come back to the PRC with a revised mitigation plan focusing on canopy replacement with a preponderance of native trees at a 2:1 replacement for Heritage Trees and a 1:1 for non-Heritage trees. Explore placement of mitigation trees within the neighborhood and immediate area if on-site space is not available for all mitigation trees.
Attachments
- ATT 4 - Tree Planting PlanOpen ATT 4 - Tree Planting Plan
- ATT 1 - Existing ConditionsOpen ATT 1 - Existing Conditions
- ATT 2 - Tree Assessment ListOpen ATT 2 - Tree Assessment List
- ATT 3 - Tree Removal PlanOpen ATT 3 - Tree Removal Plan
- MemoOpen Memo
Youth Advisory Committee4 matters
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- Agenda ReadyMinutes Approval
- Agenda ReadyNew BusinessTeen Month
Committee members will continue planning activities for Teen Month.
- Agenda ReadyNew BusinessSubcommittee Breakout Sessions
Committee members will break into their subcommittees to advance their work plan items. Each subcommittee will provide an update on its current work plan.
- Agenda ReadyNew BusinessYAC Attack
Committee members will provide an update on YAC Attack 2026 Conference.
Environmental Planning Commission0 matters
Performing Arts Committee0 matters
Rental Housing Committee0 matters
Visual Arts Committee2 matters
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- Agenda ReadyMinutes Approval
- Agenda ReadyUnfinished Business
City Council9 matters
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- PresentationWomen's History Month Proclamation
- PresentationProclamation in Recognition of Chief Information Officer/Information Technology Director Roger Jensen on His Retirement
- Agenda ReadyConsent CalendarSmall Business Streamlining and Other Minor Zoning Code Updates (Second Reading)
Adopt an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Mountain View Amending Chapter 36 (Zoning) of the Mountain View City Code to Implement the Economic Vitality Strategy by Streamlining Permit Processes for Certain Active, Small-Footprint Land Uses, Remove Change of Use Permit Requirements, and Reduce Minimum Parking Standards for Retail and Personal Service Uses; to Make Other Modifications, Clarifications, and Technical Corrections Throughout the Chapter to Align Land Uses in the Residential, Commercial, and Industrial Zones with Parking Standards and Definitions to Improve Consistency and Clarity; and to Modernize Definitions and Land Uses to Align with Current Business Trends; and Finding that the Amendments are Exempt from Review Under the California Environmental Quality Act, as Recommended by the Environmental Planning Commission, to be read in title only, further reading waived (Attachment 1 to the Council report). (First reading: 7-0)
Attachments
- ATT 1 - OrdinanceOpen ATT 1 - Ordinance
- ATT 2 - Council Report dated February 24, 2026Open ATT 2 - Council Report dated February 24, 2026
- Council ReportOpen Council Report
- Consent CalendarUpdates to the Facade Grant Program
Approve the proposed modifications to the Facade Grant Program to replace the tiered funding structure with a broader range of eligible projects; increase the City’s matching amount from 50% to 75%; expand eligibility to include street-facing office and nonprofit uses; and establish a standalone mural option, and direct staff to prioritize outreach activities to properties that would enhance placemaking and historic preservation improvements.
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- Council ReportOpen Council Report
- Agenda ReadyConsent CalendarInterim Pedestrian Mall Improvements (Castro Intersections), Project 23-49-Design Concept
As recommended by the Council Transportation Committee, approve the design concept for Interim Pedestrian Mall Improvements (Castro Intersections), Project 23-49.
Attachments
- ATT 1 - Design ConceptOpen ATT 1 - Design Concept
- Council ReportOpen Council Report
- Public HearingMixed-Use Residential Development at 490 E. Middlefield Road
1. Adopt Resolution No. 19073 of the City Council of the City of Mountain View Approving a Planned Community Permit and Development Review Permit to Construct an Eight-Story, Mixed-Use Building with 460 Apartment Units, Utilizing State Density Bonus Law, and Approximately 9,371 Square Feet of Ground-Floor Commercial, Replacing an Existing Office Building, a Heritage Tree Removal Permit to Remove 29 Heritage Trees on a 2.86-Acre Site Located at 490 East Middlefield Road (APN 160-53-004); and Finding the Project to be Statutorily Exempt from the California Environmental Quality Act Pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 21080.66. 2. Introduce an Ordinance of the City Council of the City of Mountain View Approving a Development Agreement Between the City of Mountain View and WTA Middlefield, LLC, for an Eight-Story, Mixed-Use Building with 460 Apartment Units, Utilizing State Density Bonus Law, and Approximately 9,371 Square Feet of Ground-Floor Commercial, Replacing an Existing Office Building, and the Removal of 29 Heritage Trees on a 2.86-Acre Site Located at 490 East Middlefield Road (APN 160-53-004), and set a second reading for March 24, 2026.
Attachments
- ATT 5 - Public CommentsOpen ATT 5 - Public Comments
- ATT 6 - Arborist ReportOpen ATT 6 - Arborist Report
- ATT 10 - Community Benefit Contribution LetterOpen ATT 10 - Community Benefit Contribution Letter
- ATT 7 - Density Bonus Request LetterOpen ATT 7 - Density Bonus Request Letter
- ATT 9 - Transportation Demand Management PlanOpen ATT 9 - Transportation Demand Management Plan
- ATT 4 - EPC Staff Report Dated January 21, 2026Open ATT 4 - EPC Staff Report Dated January 21, 2026
- ATT 11 - Administrative Zoning Meeting, February 5, 2026Open ATT 11 - Administrative Zoning Meeting, February 5, 2026
- ATT 1 - Draft Project ResolutionOpen ATT 1 - Draft Project Resolution
- ATT 2 - Draft Ordinance Approving a Development AgreementOpen ATT 2 - Draft Ordinance Approving a Development Agreement
- ATT 8 - AB 130 CEQA Exemption Peer Review LetterOpen ATT 8 - AB 130 CEQA Exemption Peer Review Letter
- ATT 3 - Project PlansOpen ATT 3 - Project Plans
- Council ReportOpen Council Report
- Public HearingRowhouse Development Project at 515-545 North Whisman Road
1. Adopt Resolution No. 19074 of the City Council of the City of Mountain View Conditionally Approving a Planned Community Permit, Development Review Permit, and Provisional Use Permit to Construct 195 Three-Story Attached Rowhouses, Utilizing State Density Bonus Law; and a Heritage Tree Removal Permit to Remove 139 Heritage Trees, All on a 10-Acre Site Located at 515-545 North Whisman Road (APN 160-54-002 and 160-54-003); and Finding the Project to be Statutorily Exempt from Review Under the California Environmental Quality Act Pursuant to Public Resources Code Section 21080.66. 2. Adopt Resolution No. 19075 of the City Council of the City of Mountain View Conditionally Approving a Vesting Tentative Map to Create 30 Residential Lots with 195 Condominium Units and 26 Common Lots on a 10-Acre Site at 515-545 North Whisman Road (APN 160-54-002 and 160-54-003).
Attachments
- ATT 3 - Applicant AB 130 MemorandumOpen ATT 3 - Applicant AB 130 Memorandum
- ATT 7 - Density Bonus Request LetterOpen ATT 7 - Density Bonus Request Letter
- ATT 8 - Arborist ReportOpen ATT 8 - Arborist Report
- ATT 9 - Transportation Demand Management PlanOpen ATT 9 - Transportation Demand Management Plan
- ATT 2 - Vesting Tentative Map ResolutionOpen ATT 2 - Vesting Tentative Map Resolution
- ATT 11 - EPC Staff Report Dated February 4, 2026Open ATT 11 - EPC Staff Report Dated February 4, 2026
- ATT 4 - City AB 130 Peer Review MemorandumOpen ATT 4 - City AB 130 Peer Review Memorandum
- ATT 5 - Project PlansOpen ATT 5 - Project Plans
- ATT 6 - Affordable Housing Compliance PlanOpen ATT 6 - Affordable Housing Compliance Plan
- ATT 1 - Project ResolutionOpen ATT 1 - Project Resolution
- Council ReportOpen Council Report
- ATT 10 - Public CommentOpen ATT 10 - Public Comment
- Agenda ReadyClosed SessionConference with Legal Counsel - Anticipated Litigation: Significant exposure to litigation pursuant to California Government Code §54956.9(d)(2) (1 potential case)
- Agenda ReadyPublic HearingMixed-Use Development at 843-903 Castro Street, 700 West El Camino Real, and 750 Fairmont Avenue THIS ITEM WILL NOT BE HEARD ON MARCH 10, 2026. THIS ITEM WILL BE RE-NOTICED FOR DISCUSSION AT A FUTURE DATE.
Administrative Zoning Hearing1 matters
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- Agenda ReadyPublic Hearing838 Independence Avenue, Ten Zero Start LLC, PL-10480; APN: 147-05-125
Request for a Conditional Use Permit to allow a new recreational, public/quasi-public use (indoor pickleball court) within an existing industrial building on a 0.22-acre site. Project Manager: Brendan Norton
Attachments
- Business Description LetterOpen Business Description Letter
- Plan SetOpen Plan Set
- Trip Generation MemoOpen Trip Generation Memo
- Staff MemoOpen Staff Memo
- Draft Findings ReportOpen Draft Findings Report
- Public CommentOpen Public Comment
Parks And Recreation Commission And Urban Forestry Board0 matters
2 new matters since 7 days ago
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- PassedNew BusinessPublic Safety Building, Project 20-49
Attachments
- ATT 4 - Tree Planting PlanOpen ATT 4 - Tree Planting Plan
- ATT 1 - Existing ConditionsOpen ATT 1 - Existing Conditions
- ATT 2 - Tree Assessment ListOpen ATT 2 - Tree Assessment List
- ATT 3 - Tree Removal PlanOpen ATT 3 - Tree Removal Plan
- MemoOpen Memo
- Agenda ReadyMinutes Approval