Orinda Planning Commission, Feb 10, 2026
The commission approved the consent calendar and received a staff presentation on state housing legislation and housing element implementation activities for the 2025 calendar year, asking staff questions about it.
36 min in session · date on the body’s own agenda listing
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Posted as “Planning Commission Meeting - February 10, 2026”
The meeting, in short
The commission approved the consent calendar and received a staff presentation on state housing legislation and housing element implementation activities for the 2025 calendar year, asking staff questions about it. 2:54
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I will open it up to the commissioners for questions. I will start with, uh, you kind of touched on one of my questions that I wrote down here, but, um, will these new laws retroactively impact our housing element? And it sounds like you said, mentioned perhaps 2 of them, um, will.Kumani Armstrong · Chair16:40
Will there be any type of retroactive impact on the housing element that we're going to be looking at in the future for adoption?Kumani Armstrong · Chair17:12
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