By Meghan Hall In 2016, after some controversy, Lennar was selected as the master developer for Concord’s massive Naval Weapons Station Project. Nearly four years later, after even more contention, Concord’s City Council voted Tuesday to let Lennar’s development agreement for the site to expire in a week, as opposed to agreeing to an extension. […]
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