Moraga Town Council, Jan 15, 2025
The council heard fire and police chief briefings on evacuation, then heard an appeal of a 66-unit apartment building at 1600, 1640, and 1660 School Street and took up a resolution to deny the appeal and approve the project.
5 h 25 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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Posted as “Town Council Special Meeting - January 15, 2025”
The meeting, in short
The council heard fire and police chief briefings on evacuation, then heard an appeal of a 66-unit apartment building at 1600, 1640, and 1660 School Street and took up a resolution to deny the appeal and approve the project. 7:08
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What members said, in order
Is this a more fire-resistant building structure type for a multifamily building than, say, a single-family residential home?Graham Thiel · Councilmember19:12
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Members we named
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Of the speech we named for Graham Thiel here:
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- 95% name said in the same meeting
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Of the speech we named for Kerry Hillis here:
- 100% named from what was said
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Of the speech we named for Lisa Maglio here:
- 100% named from what was said
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Of the speech we named for Brian Dolan here:
- 100% named from what was said
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