The approval turns a vacant 4.44-acre industrial parcel at Kifer Road and Uranium Drive into the first residential project in the far reaches of Sunnyvale's decade-old Lawrence Station Area Plan, built around a state density bonus that pushed affordability past the city's baseline requirement. Sunnyvale's Planning Commission voted unanimously on August 24 to let City […]
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