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Mountain View greenlights major parks plan. The question is how to pay for it.
A plan to expand and improve access to Mountain View’s parks, open spaces and trails sailed through the City Council last week, despite some community concerns that a $722 million price tag would be a big obstacle to actually adding more parks.
What happened
According to Mountain View Voice’s source item, Mountain View greenlights major parks plan. The question is how to pay for it., A plan to expand and improve access to Mountain View’s parks, open spaces and trails sailed through the City Council last week, despite some community concerns that a $722 million price tag would be a big obstacle to actually adding more parks.
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- Mountain View greenlights major parks plan. The question is how to pay for it.Mountain View Voice - 2026-06-02T17:52:58+00:00
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