San Ramon-based developer leverages Senate Bill 330 to fast-track approvals for six residential structures on 1.6-acre parcel near downtown Danville A shuttered bowling alley that served Danville for more than 60 years is making way for a new residential community on the outskirts of the East Bay town's downtown. The Address Company, a San Ramon-based […]
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