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are actually just large, feral cats, said Sgt. Saul Jaeger of the Mountain View Police Department. In this case, one of the reports to police included a picture of the animal, which an officer was able to confirm was a mountain lion. Police arrived at the scene and went door to door at the nearby apartments telling people to stay indoors, and told people outside to clear out of the area. The mountain lion walked into a gated parking garage at
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designs that take advantage of proposed new bridge over Highway 101 for shuttles, bicyclists and pedestrians along side Shoreline Boulevard, and “green roofs� with solar panels and vegetation. Office development by Google and others in North Bayshore has been waiting on the City Council’s approval of a “precise plan� for the area by the end of the year, which would focus offices growth along Shoreline Boulevard. Intuit has been given an exception,
the bottom of the Parkview West complex, where police were able to close the gate and trap the lion inside while they prepared the tranquilizer rifle. Jaeger said that the mountain lion was tagged prior to the incident by the Santa Cruz Puma Project, a wildlife research organization, and it was an associate with the puma project that fired the tranquilizer at the mountain lion. It took about five minutes for the tranquilizer to take effect, then police and game wardens from the state Department of Fish and Wildlife captured and
transported the mountain lion out of the area. Jaeger said police are happy the situation resolved itself positively. He said public safety is the department’s first priority, but officers don’t want to take the life of anything if they can avoid it. The mountain lion, which was trending on Twitter as #MVpuma, is known as 46M to the Santa Cruz Puma project, which identified it as a male juvenile, 18- to 24-months-old, that was living with its mother and brother east of Boulder Creek when it was trapped, tagged and released in January.
however, as council members supported the addition of 261,000 square feet for the company on Marine Way last year. Because of the overwhelming number of office projects in the planning pipeline and worries about spiking housing costs and commuter traffic, City Council members recently voted to scale back a 1-million-square foot office project proposed for 700 East Middlefield Road by a German asset management firm, with some members noting that the city should focus on allowing expansion of companies already in Mountain View. Tsuda has
also said that the number of requirements for public benefits and environmental mitigations would also keep all 3.4 million square feet to be allowed in North Bayshore from being developed all at once. According to the letters from LinkedIn and HCP, the projects would use aggressive transportation programs for employees to meet the city’s goal of having solo vehicle drivers equal only 45 percent of all trips into North Bayshore.
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PUBLIC NOTICE FORMER NAVAL AIR STATION MOFFETT FIELD, CA BASE-WIDE FIVE YEAR REVIEW INSTALLATION RESTORATION SITES 1, 22, 26, 28 AND 29 May 2014 The Department of the Navy (Navy) is currently conducting the Comprehensive Environmental Response, Compensation, and Liability Act (CERCLA) Five Year Review at the former Naval Air Station (NAS) Moffett Field. The former NAS Moffett Field is located 35 miles south of San Francisco and 10 miles north of San Jose. The Navy is conducting the Five Year Review in accordance with the requirements of CERCLA Section 121 (c). The purpose of the Five Year Review is to determine whether the remedies selected for implementation in the Record of Decision (ROD) documents at Sites 1, 22, 26, 28, and 29 are and remain protective of human health and the environment. The following paragraphs summarize the selected cleanup remedies for each site evaluated in this review: s 3ITE ,ANDlLL )NSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF A LANDlLL COVER MONITORING OF GROUNDWATER AND LANDlLL GAS AND INSTITUTIONAL CONTROLS )#S ADMINISTRATIVE MEASURES DESIGNED TO PREVENT EXPOSURE TO CONTAMINANTS s 3ITE ,ANDlLL )NSTALLATION OF A LANDlLL COVER TO PREVENT DISTURBING THE CONTENTS MANAGEMENT OF SURFACE WATER RUNOFF ACROSS THE SITE MONITORING OF GROUNDWATER AND LANDlLL GAS AND )#S s 3ITES AND 'ROUNDWATER 0LUMES 'ROUNDWATER EXTRACTION AND TREATMENT GROUNDWATER MONITORING AND )#S s 3ITE (ANGAR )MPLEMENTATION OF LAND USE CONTROLS TO PREVENT DAMAGE TO THE DURABLE EPOXY COATING USED TO ENCAPSULATE PAINT ON THE STRUCTURAL STEEL FRAME OF (ANGAR 4HE 2/$ DESCRIBING THIS REMEDY IS SCHEDULED TO BE COMPLETED DURING THIS &IVE 9EAR Review cycle. 'ROUNDWATER LANDlLL GAS AND LANDlLL CAP MONITORING CONTINUE AT 3ITES AND 'ROUNDWATER EXTRACTION TREATMENT AND MONITORING CONTINUE AT 3ITE 4O EVALUATE A MORE EFFECTIVE REMEDY THE .AVY HAS DISCONTINUED GROUNDWATER EXTRACTION AND TREATMENT AT 3ITE AND COMPLETED A SOURCE AREA CHARACTERIZATION AND TREATABILITY STUDY IN ! 0ROPOSED 0LAN WAS COMPLETED AND A 2/$ !MENDMENT at Site 26 is in progress. 4HE .AVY PLANS TO ISSUE A DRAFT &IVE 9EAR 2EVIEW REPORT OF lNDINGS TO 5NITED 3TATES %NVIRONMENTAL 0ROTECTION !GENCY AND #ALIFORNIA 2EGIONAL 7ATER 1UALITY #ONTROL "OARD 3AN &RANCISCO "AY 2EGION FOR REVIEW THE lNAL REPORT WILL BE ISSUED IN &EBRUARY 4HE .AVY will issue a public notice announcing the completion of the Five Year Review. Questions or comments on the preparation of this CERCLA Five Year Review or other Navy environmental activities at the former NAS Moffett Field may be directed to: Scott D. Anderson Naval Facilities Engineering Command (NAVFAC) Base Realignment and Closure Environmental Coordinator 1455 Frazee Road, Suite 900 San Diego, CA 92108 (619) 532-0938 scott.d.anderson@navy.mil MORE INFORMATION Additional information about these activities as well as the Five Year Review report will be available at www.bracpmo.navy.mil and at the locations listed below. )NFORMATION 2EPOSITORY -OUNTAIN 6IEW 0UBLIC ,IBRARY 585 Franklin Street Mountain View, CA 94041 (650) 903-6337
Administrative Record Contact: Ms. Diane Silva Environmental Records Manager NAVFAC Southwest Naval Base San Diego 2965 Mole Road, Bldg. 3519 San Diego, CA 92136-5696 (619) 556-1280