Stanford Univ. Landuse Plans Under Scrutiny
Standford University, the largest single landowner in the Bay Area, has drawn up a landuse map for the future that is facing unprecedented community scrutiny.
Stanford University proposes to build more than4 million square feet over the next 10 years including3,000 housing units. The landuse proposal still leavesabout two-thirds of the university's territory as open space. Environmentalists have decried the plans forlnot preserving open space. Neighborhood city leadersand planners have praised the plans.
Thanks to Abhijeet Chavan
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