Downtown Revitalization

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This week in Campbell, key discussions continue around downtown revitalization, focusing on balancing growth with preserving the character of the historic core. A notable development proposal for a 90-home, five-to-six-story building at 600 E. Campbell Avenue remains active, highlighting tensions between new construction and community identity. Earlier presentations, such as the Urban Land Institute Technical Assistance Panel on the Campbell Avenue corridor, provide ongoing input to guide planning decisions. - The 600 E. Campbell Ave. project is a central point of debate regarding downtown’s future scale and style. - The City Council has received expert recommendations on urban design and development strategies for the corridor. - No new council meetings or agenda items were scheduled this week specifically on downtown revitalization. What to watch: Future City Council meetings may revisit the 600 E. Campbell Ave. proposal as community feedback and planning analyses evolve.

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