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Transforming San Jose: The Future of the Pleasant Hills Site
Near San Jose’s scenic Lake Cunningham lies an extraordinary opportunity: approximately 115 acres of undeveloped land, a remnant of the former Pleasant Hills Golf Course that closed in 2004. As on...
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kpark@santaclaraca.gov
(408) 615-2250
A newcomer to the Santa Clara City Council, took on incumbent Teresa O’Neill in 2020 and won with 57 percent of the vote. In his third run for the council, Park scored an endorsement from the Mercury News as well as support from former Santa Clara Councilmember Patty Mahan and current councilmembers Raj Chahal and Karen Hardy. His website, Kevin Park.org, lists his involvement with local organizations: Santa Clara Sister Cities Association, Santa Clara Citizens Advisory Committee, Santa Clara’s General Plan Steering Committee, Silicon Valley Korean-American Federation, and Santa Clara Office of Education projects. In an interview with San Jose Spotlight, he describes his priorities: “Fiscal stability reducing costs and unnecessary expenditures, city infrastructure including upgrades to existing neighborhoods, city vision (planning) putting high-density development in areas marked for high density and supporting a vibrant downtown and more affordable housing.”
First elected: November 2020
Day job: Engineer, engineering manager
Alma maters: Stanford University (master’s degree); Caltech (bachelor’s degree)
Assignments:TBA
From San Jose Spotlight...
Developer Related Companies recently finished two apartment buildings in Santa Clara totaling about 5.5 acres, but its 240-acre mixed-use project designed to change the city's landscape has been stalled for years.
Santa Clara officials said they've used ChatGPT at two public meetings, sparking concerns about the use of artificial intelligence to inform decision makers.
North Santa Clara is slated for more than a thousand new homes over the next few years, with whole neighborhoods under construction.
Santa Clara is scrapping plans to temporarily reopen its swim center this spring, and instead is pushing forward with a broader renovation.
From The Mercury News...
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