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California Attorney General Rejects Menlo Park’s Case Against 665-Home Willow Park Project

August 5, 20263 Mins read411
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California Attorney General Rob Bonta's office has stepped into the long-running fight over N17's 80 Willow Road development, warning Menlo Park that it can no longer withhold streamlined approval of the 665-home project or force the developer to bankroll the city's outside legal bills.

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