Lafayette City Council, Jan 27, 2025
The council received and filed the fiscal year '24 annual comprehensive financial report and directed staff to declare the property at 980 Moraga Road exempt surplus land, in a unanimous vote.
1 h 08 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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The meeting, in short
The council received and filed the fiscal year '24 annual comprehensive financial report and directed staff to declare the property at 980 Moraga Road exempt surplus land, in a unanimous vote. 1:15:15
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I think it just shows a great conservative approach to finances, which we all appreciate, especially solid reserves given what we're— what may happen. So thank you very much.John McCormick · Council Member1:19:13
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