Around Pleasant Hill / Contra Costa Centre BART

Asphalt Paving in Contra Costa Centre, CA

A dense, mostly rental district where parking lots work hard every day.

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Lots and Drives Around the BART Station

Asphalt paving in Contra Costa Centre is mainly commercial and multifamily work. The unincorporated district around the Pleasant Hill / Contra Costa Centre BART station packs 6,808 residents into about 0.64 square miles, and 78.2 percent of its 3,799 homes are rented. Apartment complexes, office buildings and their lots see heavy daily use, which wears pavement and paint quickly.

County rules

The roads here are County roads. Any work in them needs a Contra Costa County encroachment permit, and the County charges double its scheduled fee, or at least $300, for work done without one. Lot work entirely on private property is outside that permit.

Apartment lots

We repair drive lanes and dumpster areas full depth, sealcoat and restripe, and phase work so residents always have parking. Notices and scheduling are coordinated with property managers.

Accessible parking

Restriping triggers the 2010 ADA Standards for accessible spaces. We lay out counts, van spaces and aisles as part of every restripe.

Growth

Population grew 26.9 percent between 2010 and 2020. New buildings bring new lots and more traffic on old ones.

Typical projects here

Most of our work around the BART station is for apartment and condominium communities and office buildings: full-depth repairs in drive lanes, dumpster and loading-area patches, sealcoat and restriping. Lots here are often tight, with structured parking, landscaping islands and pedestrian paths that must stay open. We plan staging carefully and work in small sections. The district first appeared in the census as Waldon in 2000 and was renamed Contra Costa Centre in 2010, and its population density, over 10,000 people per square mile, is among the highest in the county. Clear striping and good pedestrian markings matter in a place this busy.

Maintenance cycles

HomeAdvisor suggests sealcoating lots every two to five years. Busy lots like these sit at the shorter end, and restriping follows every sealcoat.

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Contra Costa Centre Details That Affect Paving

Transit district. Contra Costa Centre is a CDP served by the Pleasant Hill / Contra Costa Centre BART station; it was called Waldon in the 2000 census.
Mostly rentals. Of 3,799 housing units in 2020, 78.2% of occupied units were renter-occupied.
Density. The 2020 population was 6,808 on about 0.64 square miles, up 26.9% from 2010.
County permits. Contra Costa County requires an encroachment permit for any work in County road right-of-way.

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Contra Costa Centre Questions

Can you keep our apartment lot open during work?

Yes. We phase sections and coordinate notices with management.

Do you handle ADA restriping?

Yes, to the 2010 ADA Standards.

Who issues permits at the street here?

Contra Costa County Public Works.

Can you work in sections so tenants keep parking?

Yes. We phase work and coordinate notices with property management.

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