Moraga Planning Commission, Mar 10, 2026
The commission reviewed the 2025 annual General Plan and Housing Element progress reports and voted to recommend that the Town Council accept them and authorize staff to submit them to state agencies.
33 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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Posted as “Special Planning Commission Meeting - March 10, 2026”
The meeting, in short
The commission reviewed the 2025 annual General Plan and Housing Element progress reports and voted to recommend that the Town Council accept them and authorize staff to submit them to state agencies. 2:48
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What members said, in order
Could you speak to that a little bit more about what we'd be changing to go towards more objective design standards and where and in what zoning areas for?Ben Helber · Commissioner23:31
I agree, great work. I would say I don't remember how many we did last year, but I'm quite certain it wasn't 10. And I think, uh, 10 units that actually meet the affordability is really impressive considering I can remember when we weren't doing— we were doing zero or maybe one.Ben Helber · Commissioner26:57
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