The Danville Design Review Board is scheduled to review plans for more hillside sprawl in the suburban town of Danville, Contra Costa County. The project would add just 22 units to the Martin Hills Ranch property near the Sycamore Valley open space. Walnut Creek-based Davidon Homes is responsible for the application.
Plans have been approved for a six-story apartment complex at 3458 Mount Diablo Boulevard in Lafayette, Contra Costa County. The project is now entitled to add 31 residential units and retail to a corner lot on the eastern end of the suburban city’s commercial core. Moraga-based Gera Developments is responsible for the development, filing through Outdo Lafayette LLC.
The Danville Planning Commission is scheduled to review plans tomorrow evening for a townhouse development at 222 West El Pintado in Danville, Contra Costa County. The housing is part of a larger expansion for the religious facility, replacing 19 church-owned single-family homes with townhomes, surface parking, recreational amenities for the on-site school, and a youth ministry building. The Community Presbyterian Church is responsible for the development.
Crews are expected to start demolition of the closed Danville Bowl at 200 Boone Court later this year in Danville, Contra Costa County. The shuttered facility is expected to make way for six new condominium structures, adding 47 units on the outskirts of Danville’s downtown. The San Ramon-based developer, The Address Company, is responsible for the project.
Public officials and the project team gathered earlier this month to celebrate the grand opening of Legacy Court, a new affordable housing development at 1243 Fred Jackson Way in Richmond, Contra Costa County. Legacy Court Apartments has added 43 units, along with associated amenities and residential services, in the North Richmond neighborhood. Community Housing Development Corporation of North Richmond and Eden Housing are jointly responsible for the project.
