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This week in Cupertino, the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting on April 28 that included environmental topics relevant to the city. The Board adopted a commendation recognizing Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful for its decade of community creek cleanups and environmental advocacy. Additionally, the Board considered recommendations related to easements, parcel maps, and exceptions that may impact local land use and environmental management. Key points from Cupertino-related activity this week: - Commendation adopted for Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful’s 10th anniversary of environmental work. - Discussion on land use matters involving easements and parcel mapping with potential environmental implications. - Reports received from the Housing, Land Use, Environment, and Transportation Committee highlighting ongoing environmental oversight. What to watch: Future Board meetings may further address environmental protections tied to local land use and community conservation efforts affecting Cupertino.

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