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This week in Los Altos Hills, the city continues to focus on preserving and managing its unique 100-mile network of unpaved equestrian and pedestrian pathways, a defining community asset embedded in the town’s General Plan. The Town Council has actively engaged on this issue since late 2025, emphasizing the pathways as a core element of local parks and green space. Recent city council and county meetings included updates related to parks and recreation, with some county-level discussions on grant applications and departmental reports that provide regional context but do not directly alter Los Altos Hills’ local initiatives. Key points: - Ongoing efforts to preserve the town’s extensive pathway system remain a priority for Los Altos Hills. - County Parks and Recreation Department updates and grant applications continue, offering potential support but no immediate local decisions. - No new city council agenda items or meetings specifically addressing new parks projects or expansions were reported this week. What to watch: Future Los Altos Hills City Council meetings may provide updates on pathway maintenance plans or related green space policies as the town advances its preservation goals.

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