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Last discussed Jun 23, 2026.
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Concord City Council — June 23, 2026 · 2:27:04 →Expressed opposition to a proposed Starbucks on Bailey Road and Clayton Road due to traffic and proximity to existing coffee shops.
Concord City Council — May 12, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 13:55 →Expressed views representing Sheetmetal Workers Local 104.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Spoke on behalf of Sheetmetal Workers Local 104.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Shared resident feedback on housing proposals.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Commented on local housing needs and the Coast Guard property.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Spoke on behalf of East Bay Housing Organizations regarding affordable housing.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Provided public comments regarding residential development.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Spoke in support of the Coast Guard housing development and its commitment to local union construction jobs.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 1:54:37 →Spoke as a sheet metal worker and Concord resident in support of the Coast Guard site housing project.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 1:55:53 →Spoke on behalf of Sheet Metal Workers Local 104 in strong support of the Coast Guard housing development and missing-middle housing.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 1:57:12 →Expressed support for the Coast Guard housing project and emphasized the importance of planning for the North Concord BART station.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 1:59:31 →Suggested extending Panoramic Drive from the BART station to improve traffic flow as a community benefit for the Coast Guard site.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 2:01:19 →Spoke on behalf of East Bay Housing Organizations, supporting housing development near BART while urging the council to maintain strong affordability and deed-restriction standards.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 2:03:00 →Expressed concerns about infrastructure, traffic, and building heights adjacent to existing homes at the Coast Guard site.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 2:06:27 →Announced a new local media resource for Concord called Small World.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 3:55 →Complained about ongoing issues with illegal dumping, graffiti, and trespassing around Glindle Creek, as well as police jurisdiction confusion.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 4:34 →Expressed concerns about mold at the Premier Inn temporary housing site and questioned the credibility of a tech economic development proposal.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 7:56 →Spoke on behalf of the Carpenters Union, stating they have been attempting to reach the developer since 2024 regarding workforce agreements.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 1:48:33 →Stated that while a PLA was signed with mechanical trades, the Carpenters Union represents a large percentage of construction work and should be included.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 1:50:18 →Expressed support for the Coast Guard site housing project and the project labor agreement.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 1:51:23 →Announced that the local news and media app 'Small World' is up and running.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Spoke about mold and harassment issues at the Premier Inn and cautioned against artificial intelligence and partnerships with Lattice Industries.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Provided public comment on meeting agenda items.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Spoke on behalf of the North Coast States Carpenters Union regarding the Coast Guard site project.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Provided labor perspective comments on the Coast Guard site redevelopment.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Commented on housing and community needs related to the Coast Guard site.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Shared community perspectives on the Coast Guard property plans.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Spoke on behalf of IBEW 302 regarding the Coast Guard site redevelopment.
Concord City Council — February 24, 2026 (Regular Meeting) · 0:00 →Engineering Academy students presented four handcrafted wood duck nesting boxes built for Newhall Park.
Concord City Council — February 10, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 4:23 →Co-presented the student wood duck nesting box project for Newhall Park.
Concord City Council — February 10, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 4:15 →Co-presented the student wood duck nesting box project for Newhall Park.
Concord City Council — February 10, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 4:17 →Shared usage statistics and community impact numbers for the free public disc golf course at Hillcrest Park.
Concord City Council — February 10, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 7:17 →Discussed community building and family involvement through the Hillcrest Park disc golf course.
Concord City Council — February 10, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 7:28 →Spoke as president of the Diablo Japanese American Club, accepting the Day of Remembrance proclamation and reflecting on community history.
Concord City Council — February 10, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 24:48 →Spoke on behalf of the Port Chicago Alliance in support of park funding and emphasized the need for pedestrian and bicycle neighborhood access.
Concord City Council — February 10, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 58:45 →Expressed support for the park opening while stressing the critical need for safe bike and pedestrian access from nearby neighborhoods.
Concord City Council — February 10, 2026 (Special Meeting) · 1:01:59 →Asked questions about map boundaries and whether the height changes affect the naval weapons station.
Concord City Council — January 13, 2026 · 1:30:30 →News & external sources (10)
Deal Struck To Possibly Transform Concord Naval Weapons Station Into 12,000 Homes
Deal Struck To Possibly Transform Concord Naval Weapons Station Into 12,000 Homes Patch
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Concord-Navy Land Deal Moves Closer To Unlocking Massive Plan Patch
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FILE: The City of Brisbane, population 4,851, could potentially double in size if the proposed Brisbane Baylands housing project is approved. (Ananda Paulas/Bay City News) A project to add more...
Why It’s Taking Concord Decades to Turn a Former Bomb Site into a Neighborhood
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As San Jose eyes new data centers, residents push back on possible environmental impact - Local News Matters
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Diablo Valley Housing Push Gains Momentum—But Mega Project Hard To Budge
Diablo Valley Housing Push Gains Momentum—But Mega Project Hard To Budge Patch
Vacant Kmart, Shopping Center Weighed As Sites For New Housing
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News | New York Developer Plans Transformation of California Naval Base Into Mixed-Use Project
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