Orinda City Council · Council and GHAD meeting

Orinda City Council, Jun 16, 2026

The council heard a legislative update from Townsend Public Affairs and, meeting as the geologic hazard abatement district board, discussed the transfer of parcels.

3 h 26 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing

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Posted as “Orinda City Council/GHAD - June 16, 2026”

What happened

The meeting, in short

The council heard a legislative update from Townsend Public Affairs and, meeting as the geologic hazard abatement district board, discussed the transfer of parcels. 23:04

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What was said

What members said, in order

My question is, the budget looks like it's less than the previous year by almost $20,000. And I'm wondering why, when all other costs in the world seem to be going up and this is a really important service that we need to provide, why are we spending less money on this item?Cara Hoxie · Councilmember2:00:26
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Who spoke

Members we named

Brandyn IversonMayor · at least 19 min named
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  • 1% name said just before they spoke
  • 99% name said in the same meeting
First speaks at 5:37
Cara HoxieCouncilmember · at least 2 min named
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  • 69% name said just before they spoke
  • 31% name said in the same meeting
First speaks at 13:24
Latika MalkaniCouncilmember · at least 2 min named
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  • 13% name said just before they spoke
  • 87% name said in the same meeting
First speaks at 14:55
Janet RileyCouncilmember · at least 1 min named
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  • 58% name said just before they spoke
  • 42% name said in the same meeting
First speaks at 16:03
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