We are deeply troubled the Town Manager continues to refuse to make the newly hired Consultant available to our elected officials (who are responsible for adopting a compliant Housing Element) and the public to provide their findings as to the … Continued
Below is our response to Councilmember Moore’s statement that the Los Gatos Community Alliance was “untruthful” when computing the maximum number of living units the Town would allow. And there is a Summary for those who only want the … Continued
From: Phil Koen Sent: Wednesday, August 10, 2022 7:41 AM To: Rob Rennie <RRennie@losgatosca.gov>; Maria Ristow <MRistow@losgatosca.gov>; Marico Sayoc <MSayoc@losgatosca.gov>; Mary Badame <MBadame@losgatosca.gov>; Matthew Hudes <MHudes@losgatosca.gov> Cc: Laurel Prevetti <LPrevetti@losgatosca.gov>; Arn Andrews <aandrews@losgatosca.gov>; Gabrielle Whelan <GWhelan@losgatosca.gov>; jvannada; Rick Van Hoesen … Continued
Los Gatos residents are overall happy with their quaint upper-class town, but when is comes to growth management, sentiment darkens. Los Gatos recently conducted a community survey examining the quality of life and levels of services in town. The survey, … Continued
Results could help inform future policy decisions The results are in from Los Gatos’ community survey, showing that while most residents ranked quality of life highly, they share concerns about the town’s growth and traffic congestion. Town staff said the … Continued
Fellow Los Gatans: The attached letter contains the comments and arguments of the Los Gatos Community Alliance (LGCA) against the current Proposed 2040 General Plan, (PGP), the Environmental Impact Report,(EIR), and the sequence in which the planning process has proceeded, … Continued
Los Gatos Community Alliance recently presented the results of an October 2021 survey that measures LG residents’ attitudes to the Los Gatos General Plan to Town Leaders. According to the survey conducted by EMC Research, an independent SF-based research firm, … Continued
Los Gatos Manufactures High Density/Intensity Housing But Why? Just because the 20 year plan covers 2 1/2 RHNA cycles does not lead to the conclusion that the Town should forecast future RHNA allocations and then change the Land Use Element … Continued
Executive Summary: The Regional Housing Needs Assessment (“RHNA”) is the process established in State law by which housing needs within each jurisdiction are determined as part of the periodic process (“cycle”) of updating local housing elements of the General … Continued
Los Gatos Community Alliance recently presented the results of an October 2021 survey that measures LG residents’ attitudes to the Los Gatos General Plan to Town Leaders. According to the survey conducted by EMC Research, an independent SF-based research firm, … Continued