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This week in Mountain View transit, the key developments are tied to ongoing regional efforts led by the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA), which directly impact the city’s transit landscape. While no new Mountain View–specific transit projects or city council actions were reported, VTA continues to advance its dual mandate of operating the regional transit system and developing affordable housing near transit stations. This includes active planning and funding discussions that will shape future transit options for Mountain View residents. Notable points from the week include: - VTA is preparing for several upcoming Board of Directors meetings in May to discuss transit funding, project updates, and strategic priorities. - Recent VTA meetings have focused on financial oversight, including deferred compensation plan reports and audit results related to Measure B funds. - Regional news highlights VTA’s promotion of a spending plan tied to a potential Bay Area sales tax increase, which could fund expanded transit services benefiting Mountain View. - The VTA’s Transportation Fund for Clean Air projects remain part of ongoing discussions, supporting cleaner transit options in the area. What to watch: Mountain View stakeholders should monitor the upcoming VTA Board meetings in early to mid-May for decisions on funding allocations and project approvals that will affect local transit service and infrastructure.

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