In a tense meeting, the city of Palo Alto tonight began what will likely be a long deliberation process to evaluate limiting office development growth in this Silicon Valley city. [contextly_sidebar id="UVSTglVxgL7NTT3a5x54EQYr7uxoT7Q1"]Stemming from a number of workshops that took place during 2014, Palo Alto’s City Manager and staff outlined a deliberation process during tonight’s work […]
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