| As summer starts, there is historically an increase in solicitors in our community. While it is legal for a person to solicit others at their homes they must do so according to Walnut Creek’s Municipal Code rules and regulations. For suggestions regarding home solicitations, click: More... | |
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| | Summer means roadwork, and Walnut Creek roads are no exception. Two key projects are slated to begin in June: The Safe Routes to School project at the Buena Vista and Parkside Drive intersection, and downtown road improvements on California Boulevard and Newell Avenue. More... | |
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| The City is seeking two residents and one business owner to serve on a Citizens Advisory Committee that will draft a West Downtown Specific Plan.
The candidates must live or own a business within the plan area.
The purpose of the Specific Plan is to plan for new homes and businesses between Mt. Diablo Blvd and the Walnut Creek BART station, preserve the Almond-Shuey neighborhood, and plan for ways to make it easier to walk and bike between the BART station and downtown.
More information, including a map of the plan area and the application, is available online at www.walnut-creek.org/westdowntown. The deadline to apply is 5 p.m. Thursday, May 24. | |
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| | The City of Walnut Creek is currently seeking proposals from qualified professionals with proven experience in community branding and wayfinding to provide planning and design services to develop and implement a wayfinding signage program for Walnut Creek. For more details, visit http://bit.ly/IX2Z5R. | |
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| | Walnut Creek's Open Space is a regional treasure, with more than 2,400 acres full of flora and fauna, plus glimpses of history at Borges Ranch and Howe Homestead. Our Open Space Rangers are ready to introduce people of all ages to all the open space has to offer. Check out the Winter-Spring Program Guide. | |
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