West Creek Village is a 120-acre neighborhood in southwest Fresno comprising a 36-acre community college campus, a 10-acre community park, a seven-acre elementary school, quiet residential neighborhood streets lined by a mix of single- and multi-family housing, and a transit-oriented, mixed-use town center. The town center is a lively mix of residential, retail and restaurants, and is proposed in two parts: one centered on a conventional, car-accessed grocery store and the other on a walkable main street.

The automobile-oriented portion accommodates a 60,000–80,000-square-foot grocery store; 5,000–6,000 junior anchor stores selling a variety of merchandise such as clothing, home furnishings, sporting goods, pet supplies and travel accessories; and supporting restaurant and service businesses. Convenient surface parking is provided in a large parking field in front of these stores.

The rest of the town center is anchored by a market hall and a cinema. Mixed-use buildings with retail, service, restaurants, cafes, and coffee shops link these anchors and define a traditional main street. Parking is provided on-street and in parking lots generally located at the center of each block.