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Woodside and SoCal developer wrangle over 16-story housing project’s fate

Among Woodside’s redwood trees, open space and horse stables, a 16-story housing complex would be an unusual sight in a town that prizes its rural lifestyle. A development proposal from a Southern California developer could change all that.

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Among Woodside’s redwood trees, open space and horse stables, a 16-story housing complex would be an unusual sight in a town that prizes its rural lifestyle. A development proposal from a Southern California developer could change all that.

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According to The Almanac’s source item, Woodside and SoCal developer wrangle over 16-story housing project’s fate, Among Woodside’s redwood trees, open space and horse stables, a 16-story housing complex would be an unusual sight in a town that prizes its rural lifestyle. A development proposal from a Southern California developer could change all that.

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