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Residents ask council to pause Summerhill rezoning, demand full studies and insurance assurances
Summary
Residents urged the council to halt rezoning and the Summerhill development near Linda Vista Park, saying limited notice and higher density put nearby properties at risk of fire, drainage and insurance problems.
Residents from the Linda Vista neighborhood urged the Cupertino City Council on Jan. 22 to halt rezoning and the proposed Summerhill (Avios Court) development, saying they were not given adequate notice of rezoning that increases density near open space and existing single-family homes.
At the meeting David Yan, speaking for a neighborhood group, said the Everles/Avios property was not on the original notice list in 2022 and that a narrow notification in 2024 left residents unable to participate in public hearings. He said a 750‑signature petition opposing the rezoning had been filed but not acted on by the city. Yan asked the council to put Summerhill “on hold until an independent investigation” can review how the city decided to…
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