The Concord City Council is set to discuss Tuesday a study that offers suggested improvements on three major local streets, including Willow Pass Road, a main thoroughfare in the city.
The three-phase Complete Streets Feasibility Study was compiled with the help of a $177,060 Caltrans Sustainable Transportation Planning grant in December 2017.
The study includes data gathering, public input, and technical analysis into the development of complete street design concepts for portions of Willow Pass Road, Cowell Road and Galindo Street.
The Council is set to hear Tuesday about the preferred concepts for each of those three corridors.
Proposed improvements include:
City staff recommends that the Council seek pursuing grant funding for the major Willow Pass Road projects, and “refinement” of the project concepts on Galindo and Cowell.
Tuesday’s Concord City Council meeting begins at 6 p.m. at City Hall, 1950 Parkside Drive.
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