On Saturday, December 12th at 2:00PM, the City Council will further consider an appropriation of $1,004,832 for projected construction costs to complete the Piedmont Hills Undergrounding District. Click to download the Agenda, Staff Report, Draft Resolution, and Correspondence.. Click here to read the Staff Report from the 12/07/09 meeting where this issue was originally discussed.
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EIR for Moraga Canyon Sports FieldsComments Due Dec. 18th
As the first step in the EIR process for the Moraga Canyon Sports Fields Project, a Scoping meeting was held on Tuesday, December 8. Interested parties are encouraged to read the Notice of Preparation and the Initial Study prepared for this project as well as the project timeline. Comments on the Notice of Preparation and Initial Study are due by December 18th. Background on this project, including plans, staff reports and public comment can be accessed by clicking here.
READ MOREDraft Climate Action PlanMon., Jan. 4th - 7:30 PM
City Council Chambers
The City of Piedmont has developed a Draft Climate Action Plan (CAP) and encourages residents and business owners to review the plan. In conformance with the California Environmental Quality Act, the City of Piedmont posted a Notice of Intent to adopt an Initial Study and Negative Declaration for the CAP. For those without a computer, [...]
READ MORERecreation Highlights Now Available
The Piedmont Recreation Department wants to help you keep up to date on events, programs and open classes by providing a bi-monthly newsletter. Starting this month, Recreation Highlights will focus on some of the many programs available here in Piedmont and give you a reminder about time sensitive events. Take a look and let us know what you think.
General Plan Update
Piedmont is in the process of updating its General Plan, a State-mandated document containing the city’s official long-range policies for land use and development. Its policies affect a wide range of topics, including transportation, housing, natural resources, parks, public services, community design, and infrastructure. This is the first update in ten years.
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