The owner of public television station KMTP is seeking to replace a nearly 90-year-old commercial building in downtown Palo Alto with a six-story, 24-unit residential project over street-level retail, invoking Senate Bill 79's transit-proximity framework alongside state density bonus law and a CEQA infill exemption to claim a ministerial approval pathway the city has not […]
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