After years of delays, a large redesigned housing project with artificial lakes got the go-ahead from the Contra Costa County Board of Supervisors to build in far Eastern Contra Costa County. Lazares Development Inc., which purchased the property at the eastern end of Point of Timber Road 22 years ago, had originally envisioned the widening of Kellogg Creek for waterfront homes with docks and the construction of a Sheriffs’ Marine Patrol Substation. The waterfront project, called Panatages Bay, was approved in 2013, and again in 2015 with modifications, but the developer faced multiple dela...