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Neighbors sue over Cupertino housing development planned on fire-risk hillside

A CUPERTINO RESIDENT is challenging the city’s approval of a multihome development in a high fire risk area, arguing officials failed to properly study the dangers. The lawsuit, filed May 1 by resident Mark Fantozzi against Cupertino and developer SummerHill Homes, alleges the Linda Vista Drive housing project violates state environmental and subdivision laws because the site […] The post Neighbors sue over Cupertino housing development planned on fire-risk hillside appeared first on Local News Matters .

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A CUPERTINO RESIDENT is challenging the city’s approval of a multihome development in a high fire risk area, arguing officials failed to properly study the dangers. The lawsuit, filed May 1 by resident Mark Fantozzi against Cupertino and developer SummerHill Homes, alleges the Linda Vista Drive housing project violates state environmental and subdivision laws because the site […] The post Neighbors sue over Cupertino housing development planned on fire-risk hillside appeared first on Local News Matters .

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According to Local News Matters’s linked item, Neighbors sue over Cupertino housing development planned on fire-risk hillside, A CUPERTINO RESIDENT is challenging the city’s approval of a multihome development in a high fire risk area, arguing officials failed to properly study the dangers. The lawsuit, filed May 1 by resident Mark Fantozzi against Cupertino and developer SummerHill Homes, alleges the Linda Vista Drive housing project violates state environmental and subdivision laws because the site […] The post Neighbors sue over Cupertino housing development planned on fire-risk hillside appeared first on Local News Matters .

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