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12-04-2009, 05:33 AM #1MMi Staff Writer
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Apple Growing Their Cupertino Campus

After nearly a full year of waiting for city planners to get on the ball and rezone close to eight acres of property in the Cupertino community, it seems Apple has finally received a critical chunk of approval in their longstanding endeavor to build a second campus in Cupertino.
The site in question is located near the Hewlett-Packard campus and was purchased by Apple in 2006. Shortly before that, however, the city rezoned the industrial site to residential because of a massive townhouse and condominium project that was proposed.
What will Apple do with the space? That much isn't yet clear. For now it appears that the company is simply gearing up for expansion. According to 9to5Mac:
Perhaps with industry analysts predicting that the App Store will welcome 200,000 new applications next year and receive even more submissions than anyone can reasonably count, Apple could use the facility to house all the angry letters the company will get from developers confused about why their app is being rejected, shelved, ignored, or subjected to some otherwise hypocritical approval process.Apple’s Michael Foulkes (presumably handling the property deal) said that the company has no immediate plan for the site, but has at least now got a better idea of what it will be allowed to do with the property, though one-acre of this must be kept aside for a public park (presumably with free Apple-provided WIFi and a giant sculpture of Steve Jobs).
Just a thought.
Image via Mercury NewsThe property is part of nine separate properties that Apple purchased at the Pruneridge site for an approximately 50-acre campus way back in 2006, when Apple CEO Steve Jobs shocked the Cupertino council with a surprise visit on April 18, 2006, when he announced the purchase of said properties. "We are in 30 other buildings now and they keep getting further and further away from the campus," Jobs told the assembly. "We've rented every scrap of building we could find in Cupertino."Last edited by Michael Essany; 12-04-2009 at 06:21 AM.
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12-04-2009, 09:21 AM #2My iPhone is a Part of Me
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ooh, The giant continues to grow... Watch out MS
This is getting a lil' ridiculous...
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12-04-2009, 12:59 PM #3iPhone? More like MyPhone
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they already have a building around the corner from this right next to the kaiser santa clara medical center.honestly if you live in cupertino or anywhere near it this isnt news because it seems like everyday that you take a new street in cupertino you say hey theres another one
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12-04-2009, 08:09 PM #4iPhoneaholic
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there going to build their security department to fight off us jailbreakers
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12-04-2009, 10:04 PM #5
getting permits suck...
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