Today I am honored to be endorsed by the current Vice Mayor, former Mayor, patent attorney, and Harvard alumni, Darcy Paul. His endorsement is as follows:

This is a comprehensive history of the Vallco project beginning in 2014 and is separated into two parts: 1) a high level summary and 2) supporting details with a timeline.

Want to know how much property tax comes back to Cupertino and surrounding cities?

I have been an oil painting hobbyist for over 30 years, in this blog post I share some of my work.

Please enjoy watching the first City Council Candidate Forum of this election cycle.

Photos of our 3rd Bike Ride Meet and Greet! This is the best way to see Cupertino and talk about the future of the city!

Candidate Bike Parades Continue! Join us next Saturday!

Who/What? JOIN OUR BICYCLE CARAVAN Saturday and meet  Cupertino candidates: Kitty Moore and Steven Scharf are running for two open seats on our City Council; Sudha Kasamsetty is running for the Cupertino Union School District Board of Education, and Govind Tatachari seeks a seat on the Foothill-De Anza Board of Trustees.

Where/When/How? SATURDAY, SEPT. 19, 2020    •  12  – 2 pm Meet at the CUPERTINO LIBRARY 10800 Torre Ave, Cupertino, CA 95014 in the parking lot, by the book drop.

Updated September 12, 2020: Clarified the Judge in the FoBC v. City of Cupertino case ruled that residential parking garages would count as residential square footage and that the office and retail parking garages would not count as office and retail square footage.

The Vallco SB 35 project was challenged in court, and despite there being issues with the ruling, it was decided to not appeal for various reasons. The city has various documents which are needed to be submitted before any further permits may be issued, and there was never a court-ordered injunction to halt construction on the project. The city posted the following information on August 14 apparently in response to a news article:

First ever multi-candidacy bike ride happened in Cupertino on Sunday September 6, 2020, on one of the hottest days of the year! It was fun, hilly, and a great way to exercise and show support!

Since 1970, the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) has provided environmental law and policy for the state. Public agencies provide a public-engagement process to identify significant environmental impacts and provide mitigations, where feasible, before making a final decision on projects.

During the Pandemic, Lawmakers Try to Sneak in Upzoning of All Single Family Residential, but failed. 

Update: With only 3 minutes remaining after the Assembly voted to approve upzoning residential, SB 1120 failed to move to the Senate by midnight, August 31, 2020.

Cupertino has approved two hotels which are each located in existing shopping centers.

The yard signs are in, put your name down for a free sign delivered to you, today!

In 2019, the City of San Jose circulated an RFI for Stevens Creek Boulevard to connect De Anza College to Diridon Station and to the Mineta San Jose International Airport.

Cupertino has entitled 3,457 residential housing units, when the Housing and Community Development Department certified the city need provide 1,064.

Hi my name is Kitty Moore and Welcome to my City Council Campaign Blog!