Video, transcripts, and deep links for 14 archived Los Altos Hills, CA public meetings from 2020-07-02 to 2026-08-25 — 14 with a searchable transcript.
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Real excerpts from the transcripts, each linked to the moment it was said.
8:45 And I think that the town, if you consider the mathematics of relying on pure private development on private land in order to get the benefits of density bonus under the state law, developers only have to include as little as 5% affordable units.Play from 8:45
1:18:31 Edward: We live in a community and in a state with a housing crisis. Edward: A homelessness crisis, a cost of living crisis. Edward: Members of the town raised valid concerns about infrastructure and fryer protection, and we absolutely need to address those.Play from 1:18:31
54:28 You know, the Williamson Act and which conversation comes that whether you would support compatibility or not support compatibility, and then whether or not you would support the renewal of the contract or not.Play from 54:28
1:47 I contend the reasonable person would likely consider the safety of evacuating 40 to 80 seniors in the event of a fire from a 55 by 150 foot 4 to 5 story building with almost no access to 80% of the residents since the lot is less than 66 feet wide.Play from 1:47
5:05:41 SB 1763 extended expanded benefits for 100 percent affordable projects up to 80 percent density bonus, certain hiding creases and an eliminated parking requirements and some.Play from 5:05:41
1:23:26 There are consequences, which I hope you understand from those words, if they don't. I am concerned, and I have expressed that concern in writing to the town attorney, that we do not have a backup plan, what happens if they do not approve the housing element amendment.Play from 1:23:26
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