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Council advanced six priority projects, including neighborhood-serving retail, permitting and regulatory streamlining, a food co-op/market analysis, safer routes to school, nonresidential sign code updates, and a community funding program for nonprofits. It also separately moved forward with sidewalk backlog reduction, a public sector workforce housing study, and expanding staff advisory committee roles, each by unanimous vote.
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Sunnyvale City Council used this workshop to choose which priority projects will move ahead. The main projects focus on local shopping options, faster and simpler permitting, school-route safety, nonprofit funding, sidewalk repairs, workforce housing, and advisory committee roles. Several other ideas were discussed but were not advanced, including emergency preparedness with a go bag, a homelessness response contingency plan, and increased traffic enforcement by school zones.
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Special Meeting: Council Priority Projects Workshop - 9 AM
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