Advocates want guarantees for affordable housing on weapons station land
Goal is that 45 percent of all housing on base be affordable
By Tanya Rose
Contra Costa Times
Article Launched: 10/10/2008 07:05:00 PM PDT
CONCORD — In part because of the foreclosure crisis, and partly because
it's their job to do it, housing advocates are asking Concord leaders
to plan now for affordable housing on the shuttered Concord Naval
Weapons Station base.
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Environmental groups react to Naval Weapons Station proposals
Environmental groups react to Naval Weapons Station proposals
By Tanya Rose Contra Costa Times Article Launched: 10/03/2008 06:04:42 PM PDT CONCORD — Environmental groups watching over Concord Naval Weapons Station reuse plans want the city to be more creative in its planning and to consider anything from high-rise buildings with hanging gardens to something akin to Golden Gate Park. Download attachment(s): [ 2008.10.03Environmental_groups_react.pdf ] Growth Cities Central County: Citizens help plan Concord naval station’s future
Growth Cities Central County: Citizens help plan Concord naval station’s future
East Bay Business Times - by Marie-Anne Hogarth Staff reporter It’s crunch time in Concord as city officials get ready to make several key decisions for land use at the former naval weapons station, a 5,028-acre site that is considered by many to be the largest remaining developable piece of land in the Bay Area. Download attachment(s): [ 2008.09.26CitizensHelpPlanConcordNavalStation_sFuture.pdf ] Oakland housing agency reassures tenants who fear Section 8 voucher plans
Oakland housing agency reassures tenants who fear Section 8 voucher plans
Eviction worries unfounded By Cecily Burt Oakland Tribune Article Launched: 09/24/2008 09:14:32 PM PDT OAKLAND — Jimmy "Mack" McClendon feared the worst when he crowded into the Oakland Housing Authority board meeting Monday night. Download attachment(s): [ 2008.09.24OHAReassuresTenants.pdf ] Oakland council rejects Planning Commission nominee
Oakland council rejects Planning Commission nominee
By Kelly Rayburn Oakland Tribune Article Launched: 09/17/2008 09:51:24 PM PDT OAKLAND — Mayor Ron Dellums held open the possibility Wednesday of reappointing Ada Chan to the city's Planning Commission a day after the City Council rejected the choice after a tension-filled debate. Download attachment(s): [ 2008.09.17PlanningCommissionNominee.pdf ] |
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