Orinda City Council, Oct 9, 2024
The council received a staff report on state housing law updates and adopted a resolution setting aside the January 31st, 2023 certification of the Plan Orinda Environmental Impact Report and related approvals, including the Downtown Precise Plan.
1 h 20 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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Posted as “Orinda City Council Meeting - October 9, 2024”
The meeting, in short
The council received a staff report on state housing law updates and adopted a resolution setting aside the January 31st, 2023 certification of the Plan Orinda Environmental Impact Report and related approvals, including the Downtown Precise Plan. 12:19
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What members said, in order
If you could please refresh my memory. I know you've, um, we have been told this before, but, uh, I get confused every time I am told that each ordinance that needs to be adopted to be compliant by January 2026 is a discretionary decision.Brandyn Iverson · Councilmember1:21:53
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