Alternative Concept 1:
Extending the Neighborhoods
Overview
Thirty years from now, with this alternative concept, the CNWS site will be experienced as an extension of the pattern of single-family, suburban development that is found in much of Concord today.
The Los Medanos hills along the eastern boundary of the weapons station will be preserved protecting the over 30% slopes, and a buffer along Mt. Diablo Creek will be maintained.
- An extension of Concord's present land-use pattern -- majority of homes are single-family homes at low density
- Open space / habitat conservation in the Los Medanos hills and Mt. Diablo Creek
- Relatively low densities created challenges for encouraging walking, bicycling and transit use
- Some higher intensity of uses around the BART station will encourage transit use for those living and working close to the station
- Dependence on private vehicles for residents and for workers
- 85% single-family and 15% multi-family residential development including town homes, apartments, and condominiums
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Federally Transferred Land | |
| TOD/Mixed Use | ||
| Residential: High Density (35.0 + DU/Ac) | ||
| Residential: Moderate Density (16.0 + DU/Ac) | ||
| Residential: Low Density (1.0 - 9.5 DU/Ac) | ||
| Commercial Office | ||
| Commercial Retail | ||
| Commercial Hotel | ||
| Community Facility / Institutional | ||
| Open Space | ||
| Riparian Corridor | ||
| Parks / Active Recreation |



