Some Walnut Creek residents are concerned that this residential care facility on Tice Valley Boulevard may soon become a mental health facility. (Photo courtesy of Contra Costa County)

Contra Costa County supervisors have denied an appeal by residents concerned that a new residential mental health facility in unincorporated Walnut Creek would violate zoning laws or compromise neighborhood safety.

Dr. Gregory Braverman and National Psychiatric Care and Rehabilitation Services sought a permit to convert an existing residential eldercare facility into a “social rehabilitation facility.” The building is in the 2000 block of Tice Valley Boulevard and will serve 12 to 16 people experiencing short-term mental health crises.

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