City Council certifies EIR and adopts Reuse Plan
The Concord City Council, sitting as the Local Reuse Authority, certified the final EIR and adopted the Reuse Plan for the Concord Naval Weapons Station at its meeting February 23, 2010. The Clustered Villages alternative was chosen as the adopted plan.
In January 2009, the Concord City Council, sitting as the Local Reuse Authority, designated a preferred reuse plan alternative for the Concord Community Reuse Project (CCRP) and directed staff to conduct further environmental impact review under the California Environmental Quality Act.
A draft Revised EIR was released for public review on August 28, 2009. Public comments were received through October 26, 2009.
A Final EIR was released Friday, Jan 15. The Final EIR is composed of three volumes of material:
- Final EIR with track notations reflecting changes to the project summary, impact analyses, and mitigations.
- Response to Comments on the May 2008 draft EIR
- Response to Comments on the August 2009 draft Revised EIR
The documents are available from the links below. Printed and electronic copies of the documents are available at the Concord Public Library. A compact disc containing all three documents can be obtained at the Reuse Project Office at 1950 Parkside Dr., Bldg. A or by calling Pamela Laperchia at (925) 671-3001.
• Final Reuse Plan
• Final Reuse Plan Program
• Staff Report - February 23rd
• Staff Report
• Summary of Findings
• Mitigation Monitoring & Reporting Program
• HAS Staff Report and LBAs
• Revision to summary of findings & MMRP
• Final Environmental Impact Report (January 2010)
• Final Environmental Impact Report Appendices (January 2010)
• Response to comments Draft EIR Revised (August 2009)
• Response to comments Draft EIR (May 2008)
• Draft Revised Environmental Impact Report (August 2009)
• Clustered Villages alternative
• Clustered Villages summary
• Homeless Accommodation Submission (HAS) Application
• HAS Exhibits Part 1
• HAS Exhibits Part 2
• HAS Exhibits Part 3
• HAS Attachments
• Draft Environmental Impact Report (May 2008)
