Locunity/Moraga, CA
The governing body of the Town of Moraga, California — the City Council serves as the municipal legislative body responsible for setting local policy, passing ordinances, and providing oversight of town administration.
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Recent updates from Governing Board
A presentation detailed new requirements for eligible legislative bodies to offer two-way remote participation, captioning, disruption policies, and potential translation needs. Council discussed costs, staffing, and timing.
Council approved a contract with Cosmont for on-call economic development and real estate advisory services to implement infill, revitalize commercial centers, and attract investment. Quarterly progress updates will be provided.
The Council introduced an ordinance and adopted an updated purchasing policy that raises purchasing limits, streamlines procedures, and maintains transparency. A roll-call vote passed unanimously.
Council adopted an updated Building Code ordinance; WUI and Fire Code elements will return after Moraga-Orinda Fire District actions.
The Council clarified that the organizational assessment aims to find efficiencies and align with Council goals without expanding services or staffing. Staff will return with recommendations after executive team review.
Council discussed the donation and placement of cement lions and a mirror ball. Placement at the library steps was considered; concerns were raised about aesthetics and architecture, and supportive comments emphasized whimsy and community engagement.
Multiple residents urged the Town to hold a forum and revisit impacts of the County-approved South Camino Pablo project. The Town Manager clarified that the Town has no current jurisdiction or role in the project; appeals windows have closed.
The council unanimously elected Kerry Hillis as Mayor and later elected a Vice Mayor for 2026 following nominations and public comment.
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