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4/28/2026, 2:31:09 AM
Campbell's beloved downtown strip on East Campbell Avenue is at an inflection point. A 90-home, five-to-six-story development proposed at 600 E. Campbell Ave. — a vacant lot sandwiched between The Pruneyard and the hist…
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Weekly summary for Campbell
May 18, 2026 to May 24, 2026 • Updated May 24, 2026
In Campbell this week, a key focus remains on the proposed 90-home, five-to-six-story development at 600 E. Campbell Avenue, located between The Pruneyard and the historic downtown core. This project is central to ongoing discussions about balancing growth with preserving the character of Campbell’s beloved downtown strip.
Recent city-related activity includes Campbell’s participation in the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors meeting on April 28, which addressed various countywide issues but also touched on local easements and parcel map recommendations relevant to Campbell’s development landscape.
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- Community and city council responses to the 600 E. Campbell Ave. development proposal, as it will shape the future of downtown Campbell’s revitalization efforts.
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