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A 2017 state law designed to speed housing production passed its biggest test yesterday when a judge cleared the way for a massive 2,400-apartment project — half reserved for low-income residents — and retail space in Cupertinohttps://www.mercurynews.com/2020/05/06/a-win-for-vallco-massive-cupertino-development-can-proceed-judge-rules/ …
The fight over replacing the Vallco Mall in Cupertino with housing has been so acrimonious for 15 years that a conflict resolution specialist threw up his handshttps://www.latimes.com/politics/la-pol-ca-state-law-housing-cupertino-20181216-story.html …
2,400 homes and 1.2 million square feet of retail space is massive.
Is there a link to the ruling? The article appears to quote it but not link it, which is always frustrating.
Supporters of the project posted it yesterdayhttps://twitter.com/Cupertino4All/status/1258182289009176577 …
Who were some of the opponents of this 2017 law?
No those benefits where killed by ‘Better’ Cupertino. NIMBYS who tried to kill the project many times over the years.
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