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3200 Park/340 Portage

3200 Park/340 Portage development involving merger and subdivision of 11 existing parcels totaling approximately 14.65 acres into five parcels.

Current status
Initial public-art review; artist selection had not begun.
Location
Stanford Research Park, at Arastradero Road and Hillview Avenue
Street view near Stanford Research Park, at Arastradero Road and Hillview Avenue
Map of Stanford Research Park, at Arastradero Road and Hillview Avenue
  1. Ad hoc committee assigned for 74 market-rate townhomes

    The Board assigned Yingxi Chen and Kendra Rosenberg to an ad hoc committee for the townhome component; staff said brief documentation would be included in the meeting packet before the review.

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  2. August 20, 2026 public-art initial review

    The proposed public-art approach is a sculpture walk along the campus “spine,” potentially comprising four to six durable, human-scale sculptures integrated with planned planting areas, gathering spaces, paths, and shade structures.

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  3. November 17, 2025: Final Map and street naming approved

    Council approved the Phase 1 Final Map, private-street naming, Portage Avenue renaming, and BMR/Parkland parcel acquisition authorization through the consent calendar.

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  4. October 2, 2025 Master Sign Program recommendation

    The Board reviewed revised signage responding to comments from its May 15 meeting, including one entry directory sign, a new freestanding monument sign, parking and directional signs, canopy tenant signs, and address signage.

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  5. August 11, 2025: Future Council action previewed

    Staff previewed a September 29 action item seeking Council direction for the project.

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  6. May 15, 2025: Master Sign Program Continued

    The Architectural Review Board continued review of the proposed Master Sign Program and directed reconsideration of entry/directory signage, site wayfinding, and Cannery branding.

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