A SUNNYVALE PROJECT to create walkable, interconnected neighborhoods could come up short, with advocates worried that vital retail services will be slashed.
City officials have identified seven aging shopping centers, with a variety of grocery stores and restaurants, throughout the city that are considered underutilized. The plan for these sites, called village centers, is to redevelop them for mixed-use housing and retail that could include grocery stores, restaurants or pharmacies.
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