Lafayette City Council, Sep 28, 2026
The council approved 4-0 introducing a municipal code ordinance as amended, with changes to window and shed roof provisions, and continued second reading and adoption to October 13th.
3 h 04 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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The meeting, in short
The council approved 4-0 introducing a municipal code ordinance as amended, with changes to window and shed roof provisions, and continued second reading and adoption to October 13th. 2:43:25
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Maybe my last one is the standard of landscaping here too. And one thing we're cognizant of here is fire safety. Now, if we're talking multifamily to downtown, we're not in a high fire severity zone there. I don't think it's a moderate even, but the norm has been or the evolution has been towards zone zero.Jim Cervantes · Council Member1:58:41
I think the issue isn't so much the trees. You limb them up, they're generally pretty safe. It's the stuff right around the building with the gorilla hair mulch, which is kindling, and juniper bushes or the like that just goes up like that.Jim Cervantes · Council Member2:00:35
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