The Commission discussed several key items, including a financial update for the fourth quarter, a review of the Commission's first five years of program development and oversight, and the establishment of an Annual Report Ad Hoc Subcommittee. Additionally, the Commission received updates on the Ladris evacuation modeling software, including the new Sentinel app, and discussed future meeting frequency, proposing a transition to bi-monthly meetings. Updates were also provided on various city initiatives, including fire fuel reduction efforts, road and storm drain repair projects, and recent grant awards.
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The City Council held a regular meeting that addressed several administrative and legislative items. Key discussions and actions included the introduction of a new City Clerk, the recognition of Ovarian Cancer Awareness Month and Hispanic Heritage Month, and a presentation by the General Manager of County Connection regarding transit ridership, youth fare initiatives, and emergency preparedness. The Council approved various contracts, including those for the Library Roof Replacement, the Wilder Fields Sports Lighting LED Retrofit, and on-call drainage facilities services. Legislative actions involved the adoption of ordinances related to municipal code cleanup for First Amendment compliance and the establishment of a regulatory framework for sidewalk vendors. Additionally, the Council considered a public hearing regarding a design review appeal for a residential property, established tax rates for bonded indebtedness, and selected councilmembers for labor negotiation and voting delegate positions.
May 19, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Orinda City Council Regular Meeting Agenda
The agenda for the upcoming meeting includes several key items, such as the appointment of representatives to the Contra Costa County Connection Advisory Committee and the Parks and Recreation Commission. The council will also consider approving an Engineer's Report for the levy of annual assessments for street lighting and landscaping, and setting a public hearing date. Other planned discussions include a report on grant funding efforts, a review of proposed inclusionary housing ordinances, budget increases for traffic signal pole replacements, and authorizing street closures for the Fourth of July parade.
May 18, 2026·Board meeting agenda
Traffic Safety Advisory Committee Meeting Agenda And Minutes
The Traffic Safety Advisory Committee discussed various traffic calming requests, including updates on Orchard Road, Monte Vista Road, and requests involving speed cushions in high fire hazard zones. Police department updates included a review of collision data and traffic citation statistics. The committee also discussed the RFP for the Bicycle, Trails and Walkways Master Plan update and reviewed expenditure reports for the Traffic Calming Improvements Program.
