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Only five-and-a-half weeks left until Election Day.
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On Monday the 24th, an enthusiastic crowd joined Mayor Sam Liccardo at the Olinder Community Center, located adjacent to Olinder Elementary School, to formally launch the Measure V campaign.
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Join Silicon Valley at Home, health professionals, senior advocates, children service providers, law enforcement, and business and labor organizations who are calling for YES on Measure A to protect vital County services without raising taxes.
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Learn why the San Jose Mercury News says voters should pass Measure V, the $450 million housing bond that would create new homes for seniors, veterans, teachers, working families, and the homeless in San Jose.
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Learn why the San Jose Mercury News says voters should pass Proposition 1, the $4 billion bond that would create new homes for seniors, veterans, teachers, and working families throughout California.
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Learn why the San Jose Mercury News says voters should pass Proposition 2, which would channel $2 billion to create permanent, supportive housing for the mentally ill who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.
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Every election, SV@Home asks candidates running for local office whether or not they would support policies designed to increase the supply of housing and affordable housing in order to create a more vibrant and equitable Silicon Valley, where all people have access to a safe, stable and affordable home.
Check out what the candidates had to say.
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Diridon Station Online Feedback Form
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An online form that allows community members to provide feedback about their hopes for the Diridon Station Area is live through September 30.
This is a great opportunity for residents who haven’t been able to attend the community meetings.
Check out the survey now or find it through the project website diridonsj.org.
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County Supervisors Unanimously Approve New Fees & Inclusionary Zoning for Stanford Housing
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The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted September 25 to approve an Affordable Housing Impact Mitigation Fee and an Inclusionary Housing Zoning Ordinance for the Stanford University Community Plan Area.
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County Supervisors Take Action on Civic Center Master Plan & Housing for Homeless
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The Santa Clara Board of Supervisors has voted 5-0 to approve the Civic Center Campus Master Plan and to certify the related Environmental Impact Report (EIR), paving the way for the redevelopment of the 40-acre site.
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Cupertino: One Step Closer to Housing at Vallco
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Following years of community conversations and a number of failed efforts, redevelopment of the defunct Vallco Mall can now proceed under one of two approved paths – via streamlining legislation (Senate Bill 35) or via a City-approved specific plan.
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San Jose: Commercial Linkage Fee Proposal Stalls Again
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San Jose’s City leaders fell one vote short of approving a study to consider the feasibility of a Commercial Linkage Fee (CLF) on September 18th, when it had appeared that a vote to proceed would finally happen after years of effort.
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San Jose: A Future for the San Jose Hospital Site on East Santa Clara
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On September 20th, residents came together to discuss their hopes for the former San Jose Hospital site at 725 East Santa Clara Street. This was the first in a series of meetings that will shape the final master plan for the area.
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Santa Clara: Tasman East Plan Should Maximize Density Without Sacrificing Affordability
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SV@Home is excited by the Tasman East Specific Plan, a transit-oriented development that would bring 4,500 new homes to the area north of Tasman Drive at Lick Mill Boulevard.
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Contact Us
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350 W Julian St. #5
San Jose, California 95110
408-780-8411
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