Moraga Planning Commission, Jun 2, 2026
The commission held a public hearing on amendments to Chapter 8.124, Accessory Dwelling Units, of the Moraga Municipal Code and passed a resolution recommending that the Town Council adopt the ordinance, with four ayes and two opposed.
1 h 12 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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The meeting, in short
The commission held a public hearing on amendments to Chapter 8.124, Accessory Dwelling Units, of the Moraga Municipal Code and passed a resolution recommending that the Town Council adopt the ordinance, with four ayes and two opposed. 2:32
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Because like you're saying, like, if, if our current code is not compliant with the state law, then we have to defer to the state law. I'm kind of wondering what the point of this is.Dustin Moore · Commissioner17:54
I mean, my follow-up is, I mean, I almost wonder if we have legal exposure by having a code that inevitably will be out of compliance?Dustin Moore · Commissioner19:18
I think that's why I'm asking for more time, because I feel like, um, there's room for, for both. And when you have ambiguity in one, it kind of allows creep and wiggle room in other areas. I'd rather see kind of more bullet points and it kind of broken out a little bit more with more exact specifications.Kayce Rane · Commissioner49:52
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