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Site of Planned 196-Unit Housing Project up for Sale Your Health Stepping Out Living in ... Family fitness: With Mountain View High grad Magazine lockdowns lifted, enjoy Kaela Mei-Shing Garvin A novel idea: Little Free the health benefits of garners praise – and Libraries herald a new local stroller-friendly hikes awards – as a playwright chapter in book-sharing Page 21 Page 25 Insert Vol. 74 No. 28 • 50 cents losaltosonline.com WEDNESDAY • July 14, 2021 Community news for Los Altos, Los Altos Hills and Mountain View since 1947 Kids savor summer at pop-up parks Housing bill opponents try to sway Berman By Megan V. Winslow Staff Writer/[email protected] s Los Altos Hills resi- dent Barry Smith sees Ait, California residents must “flip” three or four State PHOTOS BY SHELLY BOWERS/SPECIAL TO THE TOWN CRIER Assemblymembers to success- Children master the art of bubble wanding, left, and fully quash Senate Bills 9 and take a shot at soccer, above, July 7 at Cuesta Park in 10, two controversial pieces of Mountain View during the first in a series of summer proposed legislation the State pop-up parks. The free events are offered Wednes- Senate passed earlier this year days and will rotate among the city’s parks. For as part of an effort to address more information, visit mountainview.gov. the housing crisis . Flipping Assemblymember Marc Berman, who represents Site of planned 196-unit housing project up for sale Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Mountain View and other parts By Bruce Barton The former property owner, of District 24, is a local respon- Staff Writer/[email protected] Dutchints Development LLC sibility, Smith said, prepping op- of Los Altos, lost the property ponents of the bills just before he 5150 El Camino Real in receivership after defaulting Berman joined an online town property in Los Altos, on a $41 million loan . Investors forum they requested he partici- Tsite of an approved high- convinced a Santa Clara County pate in last week . density housing project, is up Superior Court judge June 24 “Send the one or two or three for sale again after going into to stay foreclosure for 90 days . questions you have, call his of- receivership . Dutchints is mired in multiple fice, and let him know that we’re According to newly pub- lawsuits alleging misappropria- not going away,” said Smith, a lished real estate information tion and mismanagement of in- member of United Neighbors of online, Borelli Investment Co . of vestor funds . Assembly District 24 . San Jose is the listing broker on The site, where a 76,500- Los Altos activist Fred- the 3 8. -acre property, which has square-foot office complex cur- die Park Wheeler assumed the an asking price of $60 million . rently sits, is approved for a 196- role of de facto spokesperson A court confirmation hearing is ZOE MORGAN/TOWN CRIER FILE PHOTO unit housing project . Approved for United Neighbors, Hills The Los Altos City Council approved a 196-unit housing project at scheduled Sept . 9 . by the Los Altos City Council 2000-Friends of the Hills, Palo 5150 El Camino Real, above, which is set to be sold to a new buyer. “There is a highly qualified in 2019, the project includes 172 Altans for Sensible Zoning and buyer and an accepted letter of til Aug . 12 to produce a deposit mental amounts of $1 million . A condominiums in two five-story other entities throughout the July intent,” chairman Ralph Borelli and then would proceed with the judge decides on the buyer, and buildings and 24 townhouses in 6 virtual meeting . She alternated said last week . “A purchase and court confirmation hearing . The payment for the property must two three-story complexes . Also between quizzing Berman about sale agreement is being drafted . hearing will include an overbid close within 10 days . included in project approvals are his knowledge of the bills and We’re accepting backup offers ”. process, in which other prospec- “This is attracting a lot of at- 28 units (12 moderate income urging him to vote against them . The prospective buyer has un- tive buyers can overbid in incre- tention,” Borelli said . See SALE, Page 5 See BERMAN, Page 7 ALSO INSIDE – JULY 14, 2021 Business & Real Estate . 26 Letters to the Editor . 8 Schools . 18 Classified . 39 Obituaries . 38 Sports . 16 Comment . 8 People . 13 Stepping Out . 25 Community . 10 Public Notices . 36 Transactions . 27 Datebook . 38 Puzzles . 15 Your Health . 21 Private Vineyard Estate on 1.4 Acres | 23923 Jabil Lane, Los Altos Hills Flowing Three-Level Floor Plan | ~8,600 SqFt | Convenient Location to Silicon Valley and Hiking Trails GARY CAMPI | CAMPI GROUP [email protected] | www.campi.com | 650 917 2433 #1 Team in Silicon Valley 2017, 2019, 2020 Lic. #00600311 | 195 S. San Antonio Road, Los Altos | Each office is independently owned and operated. 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Whether buying Rin on art around town, library ping up at many sites around closed amid the pandemic: or selling a home, we will guide you reopenings (read more about this Los Altos (learn more on page Quick update: Woodland every step of the way. week’s library hours expansion 10): opened today! I spent some time Your Success Is Our Business! on page 11) and more. You can So fun to see the bears there this afternoon. Kudos to add your own comments to our around town, and this is a great the staff – they worked hard to stories at losaltosonline.com. way to exit the seclusion of our make this happen. Many hap- ALICE & ALICIA NUZZO 650.947.2902 TeamNuzzo.com | [email protected] On the mural outside Sa- recent shelter in place. 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