A seven-story, 172-unit apartment project proposed for a 1.32-acre infill site abutting one of Walnut Creek's most-used public parks moved through its Design Review Commission hearing, with the panel providing detailed design feedback while openly acknowledging that state housing law leaves it with limited authority to modify the project's density or massing — and that […]
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