Mountain View Green Complete Streets
Projects, policy, and implementation history for streets that connect safety, mobility, trees, stormwater, and public space.
Mountain View as a Local Application
Mountain View provides a useful local record of how Green Complete Streets move from policy direction into studies, capital programming, design, and delivery. The projects below are organized by corridor and municipal work, not by a single funding source.
Projects
Rengstorff Avenue Green Complete Street
Council and CIP history from the 2023 direction to elevate the project through the current complete-streets study and 2025 design programming.
A Safer, Greener Central Avenue
A neighborhood campaign for a safer, greener, lower-stress Central Avenue — more green, less plastic.
Moffett Boulevard Complete Streets
OBAG 3-funded project history, protected bikeway design, public feedback, and delivery questions.
Plans
Citywide, network-level plans that set direction for the projects, policies, and programs below — adopted or in progress, not tied to a single corridor.
Active Transportation Plan (ATP)
Mountain View’s citywide, multimodal plan for walking, bicycling, and rolling — project prioritization, scoring criteria, and policy recommendations.
Biodiversity & Urban Forest Plan (BUFP)
The City’s plan for protecting and expanding the urban forest and supporting biodiversity — canopy, habitat, and shade goals that shape street and public-realm design.
Policies
How to Read These Projects
Each project page documents the public record around scope, funding, design decisions, safety, ecological infrastructure, public input, and unresolved implementation questions. Funding programs such as OBAG 3 are part of a project history, but they do not define the full Mountain View Green Complete Streets portfolio.