Silicon Valley Business Journal
From the article:
The council approved a package of land-use changes that would allow up to 780 residential units, 154,000 square feet of retail and 260,000 square feet of office/R&D on the site. (Only 720 residential units are actually proposed.)
The changes, which have long been in the works, convert some commercial-zoned land to residential, noted councilman Pierluigi Oliverio, who voted against the zoning because he believes in preserving the land purely for adding jobs. (About a million square feet of the parcel's office capacity will be transferred elsewhere in Edenvale, which is not exactly running out of development allocation.)