The Santa Clara City Council approved updates to its travel policy for city council members, removing limits on trips while emphasizing fiscal responsibility. The council also voted unanimously to grant an exception allowing a retired employee back into the workforce temporarily to address critical operational needs.
The Santa Clara Planning Commission unanimously approved updates to the city’s historic resource inventory and adopted new objective design standards for multi-family housing projects, sparking community debate over preservation's role in development.
The City Planning Commission unanimously passed recommendations to enhance open space policies, focusing on climate resilience and equitable access. Residents and city officials hope these changes will protect the environment while improving quality of life.
Santa Clara's Planning Commission unanimously approved allowing natural gas stoves in all-electric homes, despite environmental concerns and market shifts. The decision comes as the city seeks to balance sustainability with housing demands.
The Planning Commission approved a new AT&T telecommunication facility to be installed on the rooftop of Building 38 at Great America Way, aimed at improving wireless coverage in nearby areas. The project passed unanimously despite concerns raised by some commissioners about potential future development impacts.
