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Downtown Commercial Development ('The Grove at Brentwood')

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Supportive (20)Concerned (1)

At a glance

Public comments
22
Last 30 days
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Last discussed May 5, 2026.

Public comments (22)

SupportiveSarah ChristineMay 5, 2026

Representing the Downtown Brentwood Coalition, expressed strong backing from local business owners.

Planning Commission · 34:56 →
SupportiveSergio OrtizMay 5, 2026

Shared a positive professional background working with the developer and praised the investment in downtown Brentwood.

Planning Commission · 21:29 →
SupportiveRupi DhaliwalMay 5, 2026

Expressed support as a commercial real estate professional and former local business owner, highlighting strong consumer demand.

Planning Commission · 29:06 →
SupportiveSimmer GillMay 5, 2026

City planner with Walnut Creek and Brentwood resident endorsed the project as thoughtful infill development.

Planning Commission · 1:08:03 →
SupportiveAdam MartinezMay 5, 2026

Expressed strong support for the Grove project, noting it will improve a long-standing eyesore and drive foot traffic to downtown.

Planning Commission · 15:44 →
SupportiveLisa GoinesMay 5, 2026

Praised the project for creating community space and opportunities for small business entrepreneurs.

Planning Commission · 32:17 →
SupportiveJared CastroMay 5, 2026

Architectural professional and local tenant praised the developer's community-first approach.

Planning Commission · 42:32 →
SupportiveDan BarnesMay 5, 2026

Lifetime resident and real estate broker endorsed Matt Hagar's local roots and vision.

Planning Commission · 56:45 →
SupportiveDenise CosgroveMay 5, 2026

Speaking as the Brentwood Chamber of Commerce president, endorsed the project for supporting boutique businesses and job creation.

Planning Commission · 16:53 →
SupportiveErin SummittMay 5, 2026

Expressed excitement for the family-friendly design, rooftop elements, and parking lot layout.

Planning Commission · 20:11 →
SupportiveAmy TilleyMay 5, 2026

Former executive director of the Downtown Brentwood Coalition spoke on the economic and placemaking benefits of the project.

Planning Commission · 36:51 →
SupportiveUnidentified ResidentMay 5, 2026

Shared appreciation for a multi-selection food and gathering space like the Ferry Building.

Planning Commission · 52:40 →
MixedTom GregoryMay 5, 2026

Expressed support for developing the vacant dirt lot but raised mild concerns regarding amphitheater sound near residential areas.

Planning Commission · 24:09 →
SupportiveElisa GuerinMay 5, 2026

Spoke on behalf of her family's farming heritage in Brentwood and praised the high-quality design of the proposed development.

Planning Commission · 27:06 →
SupportiveLance CornellMay 5, 2026

Project architect from SDG Architects discussed architectural details, historical nods, and tower elements.

Planning Commission · 48:44 →
SupportiveCindiana TudorMay 5, 2026

Strongly supported the project and advocated for later operating hours to accommodate mature adults.

Planning Commission · 1:02:33 →
SupportiveCarol GivensMay 5, 2026

Representing the property-owning Guerin family, spoke in full support of developing the site after years of vacancy.

Planning Commission · 25:18 →
SupportiveGreg RobinsonMay 5, 2026

Publisher of the Brentwood Press and 31-year resident praised the project for filling vacancies and improving a key gateway.

Planning Commission · 44:33 →
ConcernedMarisol VallesMay 5, 2026

Expressed support for the project design but raised concerns regarding operating hours past 10 p.m. near residential areas.

Planning Commission · 59:21 →
SupportiveGharpreet SinghMay 5, 2026

Real estate investor endorsed the project for revitalizing an underperforming site.

Planning Commission · 1:06:34 →
SupportivePeter JackawayMay 5, 2026

Expressed lifelong residency and strong support for expanding downtown's footprint.

Planning Commission · 41:26 →
SupportiveBrian TardellMay 5, 2026

Google software engineer and resident stressed the local demand for an elevated public gathering space.

Planning Commission · 54:43 →