The city of Mountain View insisted that Google put 5,000 housing units into their plan. That should help. Citation? I'm seeing conflicting reports. One artic

The city of Mountain View insisted that Google put 5,000 housing units into their plan. That should help. Citation? I'm seeing conflicting reports. One article says Google wants to build them; One has a councilman suggesting it. I don't think it's required -- that would be weird. http://techcrunch.com/2015/02/27/google-hq/#Vd7nAQ:64H http://techcrunch.com/2015/02/27/google-hq/#Vd7nAQ:64H "“It needs to be a neighborhood in Mountain View,” the video above says. That’s a contentious point, as Google has long wanted to build north of 5,000 housing units in the area, which the city council has resisted. The inability to co-locate or build housing in line with the company’s growth has put pressure on cities to the north like San Francisco." http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2015/02/26/google-taps-heatherwick-ingels-avant-garde-european-architects-to-design-new-hq-in-mountain-view/ http://sanfrancisco.cbslocal.com/2015/02/26/google-taps-heat... Google’s plan to redesign the city’s North Bayshore area will bring even more workers to this suburban city. Mountain View city councilman Leonard Siegel said he wants to add 5,000 new housing units to the plan.