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​The Mountain View Coalition for Sustainable Planning is a group of local volunteers dedicated to making Mountain View as beautiful, economically healthy, transit, bicycle, and pedestrian accessible, and affordable as possible.

MVCSP member interest and expertise covers areas such as housing, transportation, the environment, the economy, and beyond!

MVCSP generally meets on the second Thursday of every month from 6:30-8:30 PM. The location varies. See "What's Hot" below and the Calendar for upcoming-meeting details.

To get the latest MVCSP updates in your inbox, click here to subscribe to our announcement-only email list (about one message per week).

What's Hot?

  • Tuesday, May 29th 6:00 PM: Community Meeting on Potential Revenue Measures for the 2018 General Election, City Hall, Council Chambers (2nd floor), 500 Castro Street
    Over the past months, the City of Mountain View has held several meetings with members of the community and stakeholders like you to seek feedback on potential revenue measures on the 2018 ballot. 
    Continuing the City’s long tradition of forward thinking and thorough planning, Mountain View is evaluating options for funding the City’s long-term needs, including critical transportation projects. Options include one or more of the following potential revenue measures that may be placed before voters on the November 2018 ballot to fund long-term community needs: 
    1. Increase the City’s Transient Occupancy Tax (hotel tax) 
    2. Restructure and increase the City’s Business License Tax
    3. Establish a new Cannabis Tax. 
    The City Council is expected to make important decisions about the revenue measures on June 5. We appreciate and want to thank those that were able to attend earlier meetings and welcome broad input at an upcoming community meeting: 
    If you have feedback or further questions please contact Sheila Tucker at sheila.tucker@mountainview.gov. 
    Alternatively, if you would like to give feedback directly to the City Council, please email your comments to citycouncil@mountainview.gov. We look forward to seeing you at the meeting or hearing from you.
  • Wednesday, May 30th, 7:00 PM: Sustainability Public Input Meeting, Historic Adobe Building, 157 Moffett Blvd
    Get a sneak peek of the Environmental Sustainability Task Force’s top recommendations to lower community carbon emissions. Focus areas include transportation, land use, buildings, waste, outreach, regional collaboration, and more. In facilitated groups, give your input to make the recommendations stronger and representative of community needs before they are brought to the City Council on June 26. Registration is required (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/public-input-forum-2-mountain-view-environmental-sustainability-taskforce-tickets-44004630033).
  • Saturday, June 2nd, 9:30 AM: Terra Bella Visioning Plan Community Workshop. Mountain View Senior Center, 266 Escuela Avenue, Mountain View
    The City is developing Visioning and Guiding Principles Plan for the 
    Terra Bella area to help define a vision for future change in the 
    area.
    The City welcomes your participation in the first Terra Bella 
    Visioning and Guiding Principles Plan Community Workshop. The 
    workshop will include an overview of the plan area and existing 
    conditions. Workshop participants will provide input on their vision 
    for future development in the plan area. 
    A meeting agenda and additional materials for the workshop will be 
    available on the City's Terra Bella Visioning Plan website at: 
    http://www.mountainview.gov/depts/comdev/planning/activeprojects/terrabella.asp.
    If you have comments or questions about this project, please contact 
    the project planner, Diana Pancholi at (650) 903-6306 or at 
    diana.pancholi@mountainview.gov.​​
  • Thursday, June 14th, 6:30 PM: Mountain View Coalition for Sustainable Planning (MVCSP) general meeting, Deb's place (respond to this message if you need location details).
    Summary agenda:
    * Introductions, preliminaries.
    * Presentation #1: Steve Attinger, City of Mountain View Environmental Sustainability Manager
    * Updates from MVCSP committees.
    * Development updates.
    * Upcoming City meetings, agenda items.
    * City advisory body updates (B/PAC, EPC)
  • ​For more about the above and other items, see NEWS AND UPDATES and CALENDAR.
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