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This week in Campbell transit, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors addressed local transportation-related matters during their April 28 meeting, including considerations related to easements and parcel maps that could impact transit infrastructure. While most transit developments remain under the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) jurisdiction, these county-level actions provide important context for Campbell’s transit environment. Key points from the week include: - The Board of Supervisors reviewed recommendations on easements and parcel maps relevant to transportation projects. - Ongoing VTA activities continue to shape regional transit, with multiple upcoming VTA Board meetings scheduled in May and June. - Campbell’s transit planning is influenced by VTA’s dual focus on operating transit services and developing affordable housing near stations, a regional effort currently in active progress. What to watch: The upcoming VTA Board of Directors meetings may include agenda items affecting Campbell’s transit future, especially as VTA advances its projects and funding strategies.

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