Lafayette City Council, Feb 10, 2025
The council heard a staff report and considered an excess surplus designation for the city-owned property at 949 Moraga Road, and received the Transportation Circulation Commission's annual update on its work plan.
1 h 14 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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Posted as “Lafayette City Council Meeting, February 10, 2025”
The meeting, in short
The council heard a staff report and considered an excess surplus designation for the city-owned property at 949 Moraga Road, and received the Transportation Circulation Commission's annual update on its work plan. 20:33
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What members said, in order
A lot, a lot of work. Could you go back to the, the previous slide? The, um, Lafayette BART Station improved bike path access and circulation analysis— is that a, a new grant request that is being prepared?Carl Anduri · Vice Mayor27:44
I'm curious, are there any federal funds being counted for this at all? For this, I know the federal— our federal situation is very fluid right now. Is it— or is this only focused on getting funds from the state of California?John McCormick · Council Member41:03
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Members we named
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Of the speech we named for Carl Anduri here:
- 70% name said just before they spoke
- 30% name said in the same meeting
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