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Mountain View council adopts FY25–27 work plan projects, including 2045 end of natural gas flow goal and objective design standards
Summary
Council approved a set of 16 priority projects to guide the city’s work plan for fiscal years 2025–2027. Top items include a goal to end natural gas flow by 2045 (study-only scope), phased objective design standards for multifamily/mixed-use projects, and an expedited feasibility study for permanent pickleball courts.
Mountain View — The City Council approved staff’s recommended slate of projects to form the FY 2025–27 council work plan, advancing a set of policy and capital priorities that staff said are sized to fit available capacity and early funding needs.
Assistant City Manager Audrey Seymour Ramberg and Principal Management Analyst Laurel James presented the proposed portfolio of 16 projects Tuesday, explaining staff considered council priorities, department capacity, funding requirements and dependencies. The recommendations follow council guidance to emphasize “quality over quantity” and to limit the short-term work plan to projects staff can scope and complete or begin within two years.
Priority projects and key council direction - End of natural gas flow by 2045: The council adopted a resolution committing the city to the goal and directed staff to develop a legal and technical analysis, study electric-grid capacity and prepare a resiliency strategy that…
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