Orinda City Council · Meeting

Orinda City Council, Sep 1, 2026

The council took up the annual development agreement compliance review for the Wilder project and received a County Connection presentation on its transit service.

2 h 27 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing

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Posted as “Orinda City Council - September 1, 2026”

What happened

The meeting, in short

The council took up the annual development agreement compliance review for the Wilder project and received a County Connection presentation on its transit service. 21:22

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Who spoke

Members we named

Cara HoxieCouncilmember · at least 4 min named
How we know

Of the speech we named for Cara Hoxie here:

  • 98% known by voice (the name was said by or just before that voice)
  • 2% name said just before they spoke
First speaks at 20:31
Janet RileyCouncilmember · at least 4 min named
How we know

Of the speech we named for Janet Riley here:

  • 1% name said just before they spoke
  • 99% name said in the same meeting
First speaks at 1:13:11
Darlene K. GeeVice Mayor · at least 1 min named
How we know

Of the speech we named for Darlene K. Gee here:

  • 100% named from what was said
First speaks at 1:10:27
Latika MalkaniCouncilmember · at least 1 min named
How we know

Of the speech we named for Latika Malkani here:

  • 13% name said just before they spoke
  • 87% name said in the same meeting
First speaks at 1:20:28
How we know

Officials on the body's own roster or its own minutes, whose voice passed our check. Minutes count only speech we could name, so they are a floor. Members of the public, students and staff are never named. More on how we count