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Message from the Town Council
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fter the rain comes the sun... and lots of activity in Danville. We are especially proud to start construction on the Downtown Master Plan Catalyst Project the first week of April. This is a $4.9 million investment in Historic Downtown Danville, in response to the desire of the community expressed during the pandemic. A vibrant Downtown fosters community, supports local businesses, and contributes directly to the overall economic vitality of our Town. We invite you to visit www.danvilletowntalks.org for updates, see Page 4. We also expect our Housing Element to be state certified soon, which will help us maintain a minimum level of local control over development. We have done as much as possible to adapt to the state mandate of accommodating 2,241 housing units, and you can read more on Page 6.
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Spring is also a wonderful time to get out and enjoy our parks. The Recreation, Arts & Community Services team has an outstanding lineup of activities and events for all ages. Now is also the time to plan for summer camps and aquatics. There are hundreds of options to choose from, and you can find out more on Page 8. And don’t forget to visit us at the Farmers’ Market on Saturdays — see Page 11. We look forward to a festive, fruitful, flourishing spring season.