Fast Track/Site DevelopmentLos Altos Hills
Site Development Permit for 26500 Purissima Road
The applicant requests demolition of an existing 4,363 square-foot single‑family residence.
Vote scheduled Oct 27Open for commentOct 27Housing
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The applicant requests demolition of an existing 4,363 square-foot single‑family residence.
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