An artist’s rendering of proposed townhomes on the 3500 block of Clayton Road in Concord. (Image courtesy of the city of Concord)

A 70-townhome residential project in northeastern Concord can move forward, with the Concord City Council’s rejection of an appeal of the project’s Feb. 19 approval by the city Planning Commission.

The council’s 3-2 vote came despite dozens of commenters — via Zoom, telephone and email — who blasted the project for myriad reasons, most notably its density, its expected impacts on traffic and safety impacts on students at nearby schools.

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