Menlo Park Postpones Facebook Update

We told you this week Facebook opened the doors to its new 430k SF building, and now Menlo Park is calling a time-out for a few weeks on its land-use update. Last night, the city council asked staff to press pause on the next phase of the general-plan update process so that the city could do more outreach to residents, some of whom are just now finding out about the planning effort, reports the Silicon Valley Business Times. Council members and planning commissioners at the joint session were originally scheduled to provide direction to staff on a “preferred land-use alternative” for the city’s M2 industrial district, home to Facebook and Menlo Business Park. [SVBT]

Continue reading this story with a free account

Log in or register
Sign up for more articles like this
Subscribe to Bisnow's San Jose Newsletters
Related Stories

King Of Prussia Pursues Stadium To Anchor $200M Mixed-Use Complex

1200 White St., Atlanta's Newest Creative Hub, Is Transforming The West End

Plans For Colorado's Newest Private Golf Course Revealed: The Denver Deal Sheet

Risk-Averse Market Means This Retrofit Success Could Be A One-Off

With Most Parcels Spoken For, Superior's 156-Acre Urban Core Nears Full Build‑Out

Brookfield JV Buys Site For 6,500-Unit Project In Boston Suburbs

D.C. Reveals Vision For RFK Campus With Up To 6,500 Homes

Research Triangle Park Inches Closer To Mixed-Use After Key Board Vote

Developer Seeks Approval To Expand Dunwoody's Campus 244

Exton Square Mall Shuttering After 50-Plus Years As Mixed-Use Plans Remain Stalled

PHOTOS: Harvard, Tishman Speyer Open Enterprise Research Campus

KKR-Backed Stadium District Development Venture Launches With $288M Project At SEC School