De Guigne housing project

Lives directly across from the site; demanded exact construction noise, dust, and hours rules and a hotline number for reporting violations, shared with all neighbors.

Housing Action Coalition strongly backed the project — 370 for-sale homes, family-sized units, all-electric, and a trail to the park.

Supports new and affordable housing but flagged traffic at school drop-off times on East Duane, parking, building heights, and livability concerns.

Urged denial (Alternative 3), calling the traffic analysis outdated, the 17 waivers 'overdevelopment by exception,' and the area a coming 'food desert.'

Supports housing but is deeply worried about Duane Avenue traffic and the loss of grocery options for seniors and carless neighbors in North Sunnyvale.

Urged the commission to rethink the space for grocery access, recreation, and greenery, saying the project feels like overcrowding that hurts quality of life.

A Vale HOA board member on De Guigne detailed parking realities — garages used for storage, three to four cars per home — plus speeding, pedestrian hits, construction noise, and building heights taller than anything nearby.