Thu, Jan 15, 2026·Mountain View, California·City Council

Administrative Zoning Public Hearing — Jan 14, 2026

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All right, good afternoon.

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Welcome to the Administrative Zoning Public Hearing of January 14, 2026.

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My name is...

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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Thank you.

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We use less than 3,000 square feet, a hydration room consisting of IV and injection therapy

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within an existing 1,644 square foot commercial tenant space at the Village at San Antonio

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CENTER ON A 5.51 ACRES SITE AND A RECOMMENDED DETERMINATION THAT THE PROJECT IS CATEGORICALLY

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EXEMPT PURSUANT TO SECTION 105.301 EXISTING FACILITIES OF THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL

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QUALITY ACT OR CEQA GUIDELINES. BRENDAN NORTON IS A PROJECT PLANNER AND BRENDAN DO YOU HAVE A

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STAT PRESENTATION? I DO.

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Where is the share?

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Oh, here we go.

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Good afternoon, my name is Brendan Norton, and I am the project planner for this item

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at 555 San Antonio Road.

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This project is located on a five and a half acre site

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along the north side of the village

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at San Antonio Center within the P40 San Antonio precise plan

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within an existing 1,644 square foot tenant space.

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On August 12th, 2025, Ejaz Farooq for permit flow

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on behalf of B Prep Village Residences LLC

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filed a request to allow a new medical service use less than 2,000 square feet hydration room,

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consisting of IV and injection therapy.

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The proposed use is a hydration room for IV therapy sessions.

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All IV therapy is administered by licensed professionals using portable IV supplies

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with two to three employees on site, which includes at least one registered nurse at any given time.

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Based on the proposed business operations statement, the space is anticipated to accommodate 15 to 20 patients per day with an average appointment time of 30 minutes and includes offices, a private IV therapy room, and a consultation room.

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Staff has conducted review of the application and staffers recommending approval based on

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the findings of report and conditions of approval and find that the project is categorically

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exempt pursuant to section 15301 existing facilities of the California Environmental

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Quality Act guidelines.

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That concludes our presentation.

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A member of the applicant team is also available for any questions at this time.

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Thanks.

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Okay.

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have any questions and it is now time for the applicant's turn to make a presentation.

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Does the applicant like to make a presentation or have any comments for us today?

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So my name is Christina Vanasdahl. I am the nurse. If you can please step to the point.

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Hi, I'm Christina Vanasdahl. I'm the nurse operations manager for our Northern California

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regions. I'm standing in for Sean Hayward, our vice president of operations today. I don't have

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anything else to add to that. You did a really good job describing all the things that we need.

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Do you have any questions for me?

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No, no questions for me.

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Thank you very much.

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Okay, we will now open up the item for public comments.

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And is there anyone from the public who would like to comment on this item, 3.1?

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Seeing no one in person, is there anyone online?

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There's none online.

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Okay, great.

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Thank you, Roxanne.

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And just a note, if anyone is online, please use the raise hand feature on Zoom to raise your hand.

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and we will take the public comment from the people on Zoom who raised their hand.

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But seeing that we have none, we will now move on.

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And applicants, if you have any other additional comments, now is your time.

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But if you don't, then we will move on.

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All right.

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So I will go ahead and close the public hearing.

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And I will now move forward with a motion to approve item 3.1

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based on the findings and conditions posted online.

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The public comment letters received prior to the meeting and the application materials received by city staff.

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And please note that this decision to approve is appealable to the city council within 10 calendar days.

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And given that this is the only agenda item today, this concludes our public hearing today at 4.07 p.m.

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And if anyone has any follow-up questions on any of the items on agenda, please contact Brandon Norton.

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Thank you, everyone.

Discussion Breakdown

Economic Development80%

Public Engagement20%

Summary

Administrative Zoning Public Hearing — Jan 14, 2026

The Administrative Zoning Public Hearing considered a single request to allow a small medical service use (a hydration room for IV and injection therapy) within an existing commercial tenant space at the Village at San Antonio Center. Staff presented the project, recommended approval with conditions, and found the project categorically exempt under CEQA for existing facilities. No public comments were received, and the hearing officer approved the item with an appeal period noted.

Discussion Items

Item 3.1 — 555 San Antonio Road (Village at San Antonio Center): Hydration room (IV and injection therapy)
- Project description (staff report): Request to establish a new medical service use (hydration room) within an existing 1,644 sq. ft. tenant space on an approximately 5.51-acre site.
- Operations described by staff: IV therapy administered by licensed professionals using portable supplies; 2–3 employees on site, including at least one registered nurse at any given time; anticipated 15–20 patients per day with an average 30-minute appointment; space includes offices, a private IV therapy room, and a consultation room.
- CEQA (staff position): Staff determined the project is categorically exempt under CEQA Guidelines Section 15301 (Existing Facilities).
- Applicant comment: Christina Vanasdahl (nurse operations manager) stated she had nothing additional to add and indicated the staff description covered their needs.

Public Comments & Testimony

No in-person or online public comments were provided on Item 3.1.

Key Outcomes

Item 3.1 approved based on staff findings and conditions of approval, application materials, and any public comment letters received prior to the meeting.
Appeal information: The decision is appealable to the City Council within 10 calendar days.
Meeting concluded at 4:07 p.m.

Meeting Transcript

All right, good afternoon. Welcome to the Administrative Zoning Public Hearing of January 14, 2026. My name is... Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. We use less than 3,000 square feet, a hydration room consisting of IV and injection therapy within an existing 1,644 square foot commercial tenant space at the Village at San Antonio CENTER ON A 5.51 ACRES SITE AND A RECOMMENDED DETERMINATION THAT THE PROJECT IS CATEGORICALLY EXEMPT PURSUANT TO SECTION 105.301 EXISTING FACILITIES OF THE CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT OR CEQA GUIDELINES. BRENDAN NORTON IS A PROJECT PLANNER AND BRENDAN DO YOU HAVE A STAT PRESENTATION? I DO. Where is the share? Oh, here we go. Good afternoon, my name is Brendan Norton, and I am the project planner for this item at 555 San Antonio Road. This project is located on a five and a half acre site along the north side of the village at San Antonio Center within the P40 San Antonio precise plan within an existing 1,644 square foot tenant space. On August 12th, 2025, Ejaz Farooq for permit flow on behalf of B Prep Village Residences LLC filed a request to allow a new medical service use less than 2,000 square feet hydration room, consisting of IV and injection therapy. The proposed use is a hydration room for IV therapy sessions. All IV therapy is administered by licensed professionals using portable IV supplies with two to three employees on site, which includes at least one registered nurse at any given time. Based on the proposed business operations statement, the space is anticipated to accommodate 15 to 20 patients per day with an average appointment time of 30 minutes and includes offices, a private IV therapy room, and a consultation room. Staff has conducted review of the application and staffers recommending approval based on the findings of report and conditions of approval and find that the project is categorically exempt pursuant to section 15301 existing facilities of the California Environmental Quality Act guidelines. That concludes our presentation. A member of the applicant team is also available for any questions at this time. Thanks. Okay. have any questions and it is now time for the applicant's turn to make a presentation. Does the applicant like to make a presentation or have any comments for us today? So my name is Christina Vanasdahl. I am the nurse. If you can please step to the point. Hi, I'm Christina Vanasdahl. I'm the nurse operations manager for our Northern California regions. I'm standing in for Sean Hayward, our vice president of operations today. I don't have anything else to add to that. You did a really good job describing all the things that we need. Do you have any questions for me? No, no questions for me. Thank you very much. Okay, we will now open up the item for public comments. And is there anyone from the public who would like to comment on this item, 3.1? Seeing no one in person, is there anyone online? There's none online.