Moraga Planning Commission, Sep 29, 2026
The commission held a public hearing on a 27-home subdivision with 7 accessory dwelling units at the eastern terminus of Moraga Way and approved the design review, subdivision and grading permits with added conditions, 4 ayes and 0 nos.
2 h 10 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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Posted as “Planning Commission Special Meeting”
The meeting, in short
The commission held a public hearing on a 27-home subdivision with 7 accessory dwelling units at the eastern terminus of Moraga Way and approved the design review, subdivision and grading permits with added conditions, 4 ayes and 0 nos. 3:33
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What members said, in order
Just wanted to clarify. Okay, so understanding that, I just want to make sure that I'm asking all of My questions with due diligence. Um, what is the highest anticipated barrier, be it retaining wall or fence on top of it?Kayce Rane · Commissioner25:04
For the plot map and the circulation and access, are there— I couldn't quite tell from the maps because they looked very small on my computer and a little blurry for my older eyes. Are there sidewalks fronting all of the roadways for Court A, or are there no sidewalks along Court A?Kayce Rane · Commissioner26:30
Who, if it's a private drive, who is responsible for the long-term maintenance of the vehicular and pedestrian pathways that are kind of common rights of ways?Kayce Rane · Commissioner30:16
There's 7 or 8 parking spaces. It seems like they're going to need more on that street. Do we have any rules to enforce?Dustin Moore · Commissioner39:15
Because it seems like we're Cutting at the base of the slope seems like that's gonna lead to problems long term.Dustin Moore · Commissioner41:09
We would need to find a flaw. We would need to find an error. I came in with big concerns about the retaining walls. I feel like the, the issue of having a concrete wall at the front door of our town is, um, very concerning. Um, this is our front porch. This is where people come in.Kayce Rane · Commissioner1:39:03
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