I think we'd be able to start (construction) this calendar year.
This has put a big burden on local governments to come up with something fast that looks at the macro-priorities of the region and also addresses the individual needs of the local communities. And we know that government doesn't start and stop on a dime.
If they are encountering a change in economic circumstance we'll have to take a look at that. We all agree it's a great event.
The world is recognizing you can't keep building 1950s-style ranch houses because we don't have the land anymore. I don't think San Jose is any different. As all cities mature and grapple with land becoming more scarce, there's still a desire to build housing in a community.
We don't think it has any merit to it. It is a frivolous action to take.
The mayor fully respects what the DA needs to do.
