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Bay Point Redevelopment Project Area Committee.

Bay Point/Pittsburg BART Station Area Specific Plan

The Contra Costa County Redevelopment Agency, the City of Pittsburg, and the Bay Area Rapid Transit District (BART), as part of an effort to revitalize the area and plan for transit oriented development, have sponsored a General Plan review and draft Specific Plan of the Pittsburg/Bay Point BART Station area. Prior to the completion of the BART station, the County, City and BART began work on the draft Pittsburg/Bay Point BART Station Area Specific Plan. With the extension of BART to the Pittsburg/Bay Point area, an opportunity to plan for transit-oriented development was recognized. The Specific Plan’s purpose is to add substantial County and City policy detail to what is needed for this revitalization effort.

Following are documents associated with the proposed General Plan amendment and Specific Plan adoption:

• Recirculated Draft Environmental Impact Report
• Staff Report – General Plan Amendment
• Appendix A – Public Review Draft Specific Plan
• Appendix B – Proposed Modifications to the Specific Plan
• Appendix C – Summary of Environmental Impacts and Mitigation Measures
• Staff Report – Specific Plan Adoption

The Bay Point Planned-Unit District Zoning Program

The County-initiated zoning and development plan for the Bay Point Redevelopment Area and an additional waterfront area was approved by the County Board of Supervisors on February 11, 2003. The zoning area includes approximately 2,100 acres of land designated for various uses in the County General Plan and Pittsburg/Bay Point BART Station Area Specific Plan. The object of this Planned-Unit District is to combine into this readily understandable document all of the requirements for development or use of property in the project area.

The elements of the Planned-Unit District document are as follows:

1. The Bay Point General Plan/Specific Plan Land Use Map serves as the Preliminary and Final Development Plan for this P-1 District. It consists of land use designations identified in the County General Plan and Pittsburg/Bay Point BART Station Area specific Plan, the rezoning area boundary, redevelopment area boundaries, and the Specific Plan Area boundary. Additional informational maps are also included in this section
2. The Development Standards include the zoning standards, based on the General Plan/Specific Plan designations.
3. The Land Use Matrix defines land uses, which are not permitted and permitted subject to the type of review required, and any unique conditions, which would apply.
4. The Conditions of Approval, which apply for future development within the rezoned area, are included.
5. The Planned Unit District proposal includes Design Guidelines, which are intended to further define criteria such as landscaping, signage, refuse screening, lighting and parking ratios. These design guidelines are based on existing code requirements and policies, and were developed by a sub-committee of the Bay Point Project Area Committee, staff and a licensed architect.
6. Fee Schedule for proposed development applications are included.
7. Contact List for agencies related to development in Bay Point
8. Application & Submittal List includes an application and list of the materials required for a design review. A sample site plan and a brochure from the Building Inspection Department entitled HOW TO GET A BUILDING PERMIT FOR A DWELLING ADDITION, is also provided. Additional information may be required, depending on the type of application.
   

Bay Point Waterfront Strategic Plan

The Contra Costa County Redevelopment Agency has recently completed a Strategic Plan for the Bay Point Waterfront. The Final Report outlines the goals, objectives, implementation steps for the Revitalization of the Bay Point Waterfront based on community planning workshops.  Read more...

Bay Harbor Commerce Center Project

Bay Point Venture One plans to develop a light industrial/business park at the northeast intersection of Port Chicago Highways and Pacifica Avenue in Bay Point. The proposal includes a 23-lot subdivision, preliminary development plan, and a land use permit on approximately forty five acres of vacant land. The Board of Supervisors approved this projecton July 13, 2004. The following documents provide more detail regarding the project. All documents are provided in Adobe Acrobat fomat. Click here to download a free Adobe Acrobat Reader.

• Project Description
• CEQA Initial Study - Mitigated Negative Declaration
• CEQA Mitigation Monitoring Program
• Conditions of Approval

Community Group Funding Program

A program designed to support neighborhood beautification projects to eliminate blight in the Bay Point Redevelopment Project area and to foster a sense of community and pride among the local residents.  Learn more...

North Broadway Development Community Planning Process

The Redevelopment Agency hired a Design, Community and Environment (DC&E) to facilitate a community planning process for the development an 8 acre site in the North Broadway Neighborhood. Through a series of four community workshops, DC&E has created a conceptual plan for the North Broadway site based on the principles of New Urbanism that includes single family homes, townhomes facing Willowpass Avenue, and some small commercial space. The conceptual plans are available on the Internet for you to see.  Learn more...

North Broadway Infrastructure Improvements

The North Broadway Neighborhood has undergone significant infrastructure improvements to aid in traffic circulation and crime reduction. The project is being implemented in four phases and we are currently working one phase 2.

Phase I - This phase will construct North Broadway Avenue, Solono Avenue, construct Pullman Avenue between North Broadway Avenue and Fairview Street and reconstruct as much of Poinsettia Avenue as the funds will permit.

Phase II - This phase will complete the reconstruction of Poinsettia Avenue, reconstruct the remaining streets in North Town and construct Pullman Avenue between Crivello Avenue and Bella Monte Avenue.

Phase III - Two streets will be constructed in this phase. The cross street north of Pullman Avenue will extend from North Broadway Avenue to Fairview Street. When the vacant lots develop Siino Avenue will be extended and connected to this cross street.

Phase IV - The phase will construct the improvements adjacent to the vacant lots in the center of the North Broadway Area. It is expected that this phase will be constructed concurrent with the development of the vacant lots. The construction of these street and the internal streets in the development will tie the two sections of the North Broadway Area together.

Bike Lane Project

The Redevelopment Agency and Public Works Department are working to design and construction bike lanes along Port Chicago Highway between Pacifica Ave. and McAvoy Road.