What Could Castro Valley’s Town Square Look Like?

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Creating a central focal point for a town or city is not an original idea. It works well for so many other cities & towns across the country. Let’s take a look at what a Castro Valley Town Square might look like by examining what a town square looks like somewhere else.

These are great pictures. A town square would totally transform and unify our downtown. Thank you for the visuals!

Community
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Alameda County
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