Contra Costa County is undertaking the largest public works project in its history after the Board of Supervisors voted recently to spend more than $11 million on the sweeping Lower Walnut Creek Restoration Project that aims to improve both flood control and conditions for wildlife and recreation.
The board at its March 23 meeting followed county staff recommendation in approving a deal with Four M Contracting, which came in with the lowest bid on the project, at $11.285 million.
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