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Affordable Housing Project Moves ForwardMountain View neighbors are unhappy about current design proposal.by Danny Wool on Dec 03, 2009The Mountain View City Council approved a new, low-income housing project on Tuesday, but the project's neighbors on 108 Bryant Street are not too happy about it. The new project would consist of a four-story structure with 51 units. Two designs are currently being discussed: one, a traditional Mediterranean style building, and the other, a more modern structure. The project is expected to cost $26 million, of which $9 million will come from the city. The new project's Bryant Street neighbors are not all happy with the decision. They worry that the four-story building would overshadow their own three-story condo complex, and they are also concerned about a long driveway leading into an underground parking garage. Because of the proximity of the two sites, they are concerned about emissions and noise. The City Council has responded that they are willing to consider limiting access to the garage to West Evelyn Avenue. A final decision on the new building is scheduled for May 25. Read More at The Mercury News. by Danny Wool on Dec 03, 2009 |
 The Bryant Street affordable housing development has its neighbors concerned about size and traffic. |
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