SAN JOSE-San Jose City Hall has told the development team of the Coyote Valley Research Park that they must raise about $100 million for improvements at Coyote Valley before it will provide any of the necessary infrastructure to develop the office campus.

The Coyote Valley Research Park developers, which include Cisco Systems and Divco West Properties, must come up with funds that will pay for a new highway overpass and a flood control pond at a bare minimum. Divco has expressed interest in charging forward with its plans and raising the funds.

The development has been postponed indefinitely from its planned start date in late October, partly due to Cisco’s decision to cancel plans for a 6.6-million-sf headquarters in San Jose. Cisco has not specified whether it will build a smaller campus or not.

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