Council Member· 2025-01-07 - 2028-12-01
Eileen Le
Sunnyvale
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- Meetings spoken in
- 25
- Total speaking time
- 3:36:18
- Avg per meeting
- 8:39
- Segments
- 2908
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Top issues during term (20)(Development)
Five-year homelessness response plan
Roughly $20 million a year in county-funded services currently supports Sunnyvale households; future funding sources are uncertain.
Inclusionary housing in-lieu fee increases
The higher $93/sq ft fee represents roughly a 30% increase in expected revenue; funds go strictly to 100% affordable housing projects and BMR program administration.
Peery Park Specific Plan amendment and supplemental EIR
The study is applicant-funded by Steelwave; fiscal impacts on the city's general fund are being analyzed as part of the EIR work.
Proposed preschool at 125 Arcas Avenue
30-unit condominium project at 1313 S. Wolfe Road
Park in-lieu fees of about $1.76 million are due before the final map, locked in at February 2026 rates.
Historic preservation at 434 Crescent Avenue
Affordable housing progress
$10 million in housing mitigation funds committed to the Waddell Drive project.
536 Hawthorn Avenue townhome condominium proposal
781 S Wolfe Road small-lot subdivision
The developer saves roughly half a million dollars via a concession to skip undergrounding utility wires along Wolfe Road; the city collects a fractional BMR in-lieu fee.
Community Equity Assessment Findings
No new funding was approved tonight; future equity investments will come through the budget process.
137 townhomes at 1484 Kifer Road
Adds 28 below-market-rate ownership homes and street improvements; no direct city cost identified.
28-unit townhome development on Bernardo Ave.
Adds 28 homes including 4 below-market-rate units to the housing supply.
245 W. Weddell Drive affordable housing financing
No cost to the city — the housing authority carries the bond debt, and Sunnyvale actually collects up to $20,000 in fees.
Moffett Park housing growth
The project adds housing, including 40 affordable units, to a formerly office-only area.
Affordable housing at 295 South Mathilda Avenue
The project could request about $19.4 million in city housing mitigation funds, roughly $177,000 per unit.
Tenant relocation assistance increase for no-fault evictions
A three-month requirement would have added roughly one month's rent per no-fault eviction, paid by landlords; no change adopted tonight.
Public sector workforce housing feasibility study (CDD 2026-14)
Funded within the Council Priority Project allocation; study costs not itemized at the workshop.
Community Outreach and Engagement Process
911 Duane Avenue redevelopment and neighborhood retail loss
Loss of roughly 70% of existing retail space could eliminate jobs and force residents to drive farther for groceries.
Housing production and the regional housing needs allocation
Future park dedication fee updates and possible general fund spending on supportive housing operations could affect city budgets.
Decisions during term (8)
Recorded while Le was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Special Development Permit and Vesting Tentative Map — 781 S Wolfe Rd (PLNG-2025-0592)
Recommendation to City Council: DUO Housing, Urban Lot Splits, and Development Impact Fee Ordinance Amendments (PLNG-2025-0078)
Approve 28-unit townhome development at 494 S. Bernardo Ave.
Special Development Permit and Tentative Map for four townhomes at 434 Crescent Avenue (Item 26-0689)
Adopt a Resolution to Authorize the Filing of an Application to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for the Allocation of Fiscal Year 2026/27 Transportation Development Act Article 3 Funding for the Following Combination of…
Moffett Park Special Development Permit — 265-unit apartment building at 1215 Bordeaux Dr. (PLNG-2025-0582)
Formal amendment to exempt developments with fewer than 10 rental units (Item 26-0159)
Special Development Permit — 172-unit fully affordable housing at 1171 Sonora Court
Voting record (0)(Development)
No votes found matching Development.