> By and large let the office parks be for offices and the retail space be for retail services. This is at the heart of the issue. But beyond "retail services

> By and large let the office parks be for offices and the retail space be for retail services. This is at the heart of the issue. But beyond "retail services" the ordinance seems to include services like dentists, doctors, lawyers, etc. that individuals want to visit in a compact setting rather than driving out to an industrial park, along the El Camino, etc. Palantir/FB/etc. taking up large swaths really is creating a mono-culture as you mention. The same thing, to a point, is seen in downtown Mountain View (though smaller..)