The next phase of “Life in Danville” is upon us. After two and a half years of planning the Danville 2030 General Plan has been adopted and “Expresses the visions and goals of the Danville Citizens for the future of our community”.
I moved to Danville from Colorado with my family in 1974. It was a sleepy little town then and even as it has grown many have strived to keep that “small town” feel. My memories of watching the town expand run deep. I attended Montair Elementary, Charlotte Wood Middle School, San Ramon Valley Christian Academy and graduated from San Ramon Valley High. The future of Danville will more than likely not focus on new development further and further from the town center but instead take advantage of the infill opportunities which arise.
With this new 2030 General Plan in place I thought it was a good opportunity to highlight the areas and neighborhoods which comprise the “24 Planning Subareas” of Danville. From the 1950’s to present many great neighborhoods have been developed. Each with their own flavor and character.
Over the next few weeks I’ll take a look and provide information and insights on each of these areas:.
1. El Pintado
2. El Cerro
3. Green Valley Road
4. Diablo Road
5. Sycamore North and South
6. Diablo Road/Blackhawk Road
7. Sycamore Valley
8. Tassajara Ranch
9. Bettencourt Ranch/Shadow Creek
10. Lawrence Road
11. Alamo Creek, Wendt Ranch and Monterosso
12. Upper Tassajara Valley
13. Greenbrook/Danville South
14. Crow Canyon Country Club
15. Fostoria Way
16. Danville Ranch/California Chateau
17. San Ramon Valley Boulevard
18. Town & Country
19. Las Trampas Hills
20. Del Amigo
21. Danville Boulevard
22. La Gonda/West El Pintado
23. Downtown Danville
24. Alamo Springs
For more detailed information and a complete view of the 2030 Vision see the Danville 2030 General Plan.
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