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Concord Community Reuse Project

Concord Reuse Project

Repurposing the Former Concord Naval Weapons Station

The Concord Reuse Project (CRP) Area Plan, adopted in 2012, will transform the former Concord Naval Weapons Station (CNWS) into a high-quality, world class project that will be recognized internationally for its innovative planning and development concepts. This includes developing a transit-oriented, housing-rich development anchored at the North Concord BART station. It will be the single largest new housing project in Northern California. The city is negotiating with Concord First Partners to serve as the master developer for the project. On November 30, 2022, the City and Concord First Partners released a proposed term sheet and staff report which establishes the development guidelines and community benefits that would make up this development and lead to the disposition of the property for development. The City Council will consider this proposed term sheet during a special City Council meeting on Saturday, January 7, 2023. There will also be community meetings held during the month of December to present the term sheet and listen to questions from the community. Visit the project’s website for more information.

 

 

Project Details

What this project entails based on the proposed term sheet
  • Entire project area of 2,275 acres.
  • 15,595 units of housing.
  • 25% of the housing units will be affordable.
  • 2.2 million square feet towards an Innovation District, supporting over 5,000 new jobs.
  • 2.3 million square feet towards a Campus District, supporting over 6,000 new jobs.
  • Over 940,000 square feet towards a Transit-Oriented Core District next to the North Concord BART station, supporting over 4,000 new jobs.
  • 856.6 acres of the project area towards parks, recreation, and trails.
  • 105 acres towards a new city-wide park.
  • 69 acres and $100 million contribution towards a new tournament sports park.
  • $65 million contribution towards a Campus District community center/library.
  • 2 new fire stations.
  • 40 acres dedicated towards new school facilities.
  • Restoration of Mount Diablo Creek.
  • 2,687 acres transferred to the East Bay Regional Park District to form the Thurgood Marshall Regional Park.

Interim Uses

Innovation is occurring right now at the site

The Contra Costa Transportation Authority (CCTA) and the American Automobile Association (AAA) of Northern California, Nevada & Utah is currently utilizing the property as GoMentum Station for testing the latest in autonomous vehicle (AV) and connected vehicle (CV) technology.