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Conversion Impact Report for Nick’s Trailer Court Passes in Sunnyvale Council Vote

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By Jessica Zimmer The Sunnyvale City Council voted 6 to 1 on Jan. 5 to approve the conversion impact report for Nick’s Trailer Court, a mobile home park at 1008 East El Camino Real. The lone dissenter was Pat Meyering, who served as the City’s Housing and Human Services Commissioner from 2005 to 2009. Rebutting […]

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