
Public invited to participate in Reuse Plan workshops
Join us for the second Saturday workshop of 2008 on August 2. Workshops are being held to assist the City Council and the Community Advisory Committee in evaluating, weighing and narrowing seven land use alternatives for the Concord Community Reuse Plan for the Concord Naval Weapons Station. Learn more..
First Saturday workshop draws 150 participants
Approximately 150 people participated in the Saturday, June 14 'Get the Facts' Reuse Plan Workshop held at the Concord Senior Center. The workshop was the first of three workshops being held to assist the City Council and the Community Advisory Committee in evaluating, weighing and narrowing seven land use alternatives for the Concord Community Reuse Plan for the Concord Naval Weapons Station. Workshop display boards and handouts are available in the Library section at left under “Workshop Materials.”
Draft Environmental Impact Report Available
The Draft Environmental Impact Report for the Concord Community Reuse Project is available for review. The DEIR addresses the seven alternative concepts for the site approved by the Concord City Council, acting as the Local Reuse Authority, in October 2007. A public meeting to receive written and oral comments is scheduled for July 10. Deadline for comments is August 8, 2008. Learn more..
Reuse Plan Seven Alternative Concepts
The Concord City Council, acting as the Local Reuse Authority (LRA), sent forward to send seven proposed alternative concepts for the reuse plan.
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Revised Report on Proposed Alternative Concepts
(Oct. 9 City Council meeting) 5.1MB
City Receives NOIs for Surplus Federal Property
Eleven Notices of Interest (NOIs) were submitted for the surplus property at the CNWS for homeless assistance and public benefit conveyance. Learn more....
2007 Reuse Plan Workshops provide valuable public Input
Hundreds of community members attended the March 17 Informational Open House, workshops April 21, June 16, and August 4 to assist the City in creating a range of concept alternatives for the Concord Community Reuse Plan.
