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City Council adopts ‘Objective Design Standards’ to govern new housing in Piedmont
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As the state chips away at local control over new housing development, Piedmont still has control over some design standards.City
City Council to consider proposed ‘Objective Design Standards’ for new homes in Piedmont on Feb. 2
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The proposal includes updates to existing standards for ADUs, mixed-use, and multi-family development, and new objective standards for single family homes and residential projects up to 4 units.City
Budget Advisory Committee to consider recommendation on fees related to new housing
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City Council will ultimately decide how to pay for improvements needed to serve new development.City
Community Pool Q&A with city leaders on Feb. 5
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Commissioning continues; residents are encouraged to submit questions in advance.City
Nominate a neighbor to be recognized for sustainable home improvements
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Nomination deadline is February 18; awardees will be recognized at the city's Design Awards Gala on April 15.City
Local leaders attend ribbon-cutting for new city dispatch center
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The $3.1 million, 18-month project, was completed on budget and leveraged $2.1 million in federal American Rescue Plan Act funding.Around Town
Photos | MLK Day celebration strikes hopeful note in troubled times
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US Congresswoman Lateefah Simon (CA-12) was featured speaker at Monday's sold-out event.City
Council gives city green light to prep RFP for Moraga Canyon development
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Passage of a surplus land resolution on Monday night paves the way to solicit interest from developers.City
