The master developer and the labor consortium poised to build a new 2,300-acre residential and commercial community on the former Concord Naval Weapons Station land were directed by the Concord City Council this month to resume meeting and redouble their efforts to break an impasse over labor agreements stalling the project.
This move headed off, at least for a while, the possibility of the huge project suffering a major delay — or perhaps canceling it altogether.
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