Moraga Town Council, Nov 12, 2025
The council heard a staff presentation and discussed scenic corridor amendments to the Moraga Municipal Code, including setbacks and notice to the council of administrative design review decisions.
2 h 32 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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Posted as “Town Council Meeting - November 12, 2025”
The meeting, in short
The council heard a staff presentation and discussed scenic corridor amendments to the Moraga Municipal Code, including setbacks and notice to the council of administrative design review decisions. 52:00
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What members said, in order
Are there some non-parking examples of what can be creatively done in a 40-foot setback?Graham Thiel · Councilmember1:10:05
I think I understand some of the, the sensibility in wanting to, to maintain a little bit more width there. Um, so we'll be curious to look at that, uh, particularly, but I'd say more broadly, just finding parity, uh, and, and I'd be in support of that 25-foot setback, uh, in, in both areas.Graham Thiel · Councilmember1:45:15
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