Lafayette, Louisiana
Recent meetings
City Council Meeting
The Lafayette City Council will hold a public hearing to adopt the FY 2026-27 budget/workplan and set fees. They will also consider parking management changes at two city-owned lots on Mt. Diablo Boulevard, including extending employee leases and converting metered spaces. An appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of a 315-apartment project at 3233 Deer Hill Road will be heard de novo. Additionally, the council will authorize a $53,000 Year 1 implementation budget for the Downtown Parking Management Study.
- Public hearing and adoption of Resolution 2026-40, the FY 2026-27 city budget and capital improvement program
- Appeal of Planning Commission approval for minor subdivision merging ten parcels for a 315-apartment development at 3233 Deer Hill Road
- Resolution 2026-36: parking changes at 3429 Mt. Diablo Blvd (lease extension) and 3299 Mt. Diablo Blvd (convert to long-term paid parking)
- Authorize $53,000 from General Fund for Downtown Parking Management Study Year 1 consultant services
- Settlement agreement in Bruce Osterman v. City of Lafayette regarding signage litigation (Case No. N26-0603)
City Council Meeting
The Lafayette City Council will discuss and vote on a settlement agreement with the Housing Action Coalition to resolve litigation over the city's Housing Element (Case No. C25-0512). The council will also review and continue the proposed FY26-27 budget to June 22, discuss adoption timing for Objective Design Standards Phase 2, and receive annual updates from the Police Department and Lamorinda Village.
- Settlement agreement with Housing Action Coalition regarding Housing Element litigation (Item 12A)
- Resolution 2026-40 adopting the FY26-27 budget and setting fees, continued to June 22 (Item 14A)
- Resolution 2026-38 ordering a General Municipal Election for November 3, 2026, and consolidating elections (Item 11B)
- Update on Objective Design Standards Phase 2 adoption timing (Item 12B)
- Annual Police Department update by Lt. James Williams (Item 10B)
City Council Meeting
The Lafayette City Council will hold public hearings to set property assessments for the Core Area Landscaping and Lighting District and the Residential Lighting District for fiscal year 2026-2027. The council will also consider adopting an ordinance updating electric vehicle charging station requirements, approving a five-year lease for Bigbelly trash receptacles costing $215,469.90, and supporting several state bills. Closed sessions are scheduled for existing litigation and negotiations on property at 986 and 990 Moraga Road.
- Public hearing to adopt Resolution 2026-33 confirming assessments for Core Area Landscape and Lighting District 1979-1 for FY 2026-2027
- Public hearing to adopt Resolution 2026-34 confirming assessments for Residential Lighting District 1979-2 for FY 2026-2027
- Adoption of Ordinance 701 updating charging station requirements in Lafayette Municipal Code Chapter 6-6, Section 6-604(e)
- Authorize $215,469.90 withdrawal from RecycleSmart diversion funds for a 60-month lease of Bigbelly trash and recycling receptacles in the Lafayette Core Area
- Closed session: Conference with legal counsel on Osterman v. City Council litigation and real property negotiations at 986 and 990 Moraga Road
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a closed session to discuss existing litigation (Housing Action Coalition vs. City of Lafayette) and negotiate terms for property at 3425 Mt. Diablo Blvd. In open session, they will consider adopting the FY 2026/2027 Capital Improvement Program and a resolution authorizing SB-1 funds for pavement maintenance. A public hearing will introduce Ordinance 701 to update electric vehicle charging station requirements. The agenda also includes several presentations, consent calendar items, and a proclamation request.
- Closed session on Housing Action Coalition vs. City of Lafayette litigation and property negotiation at 3425 Mt. Diablo Blvd.
- Proposed adoption of FY 2026/2027 Capital Improvement Program and 5-Year CIP (2027-2031)
- Resolution 2026-32 authorizing use of SB-1 funds for 2027 Pavement Maintenance Project
- Public hearing to introduce Ordinance 701 readopting electric vehicle charging station requirements (Chapter 6-6, Section 6-604(e))
- Proclamation recognizing the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Two-Spirit Individuals and their relatives
City Council Meeting
The City Council will vote on a 47-unit 100% affordable housing project with a state density bonus at 949 Moraga Road, including removal of at least 21 protected trees. Also on the agenda: awarding a $3,276,684.58 contract for the 2026 Pavement Management Project, receiving a Downtown Parking Management Study, and establishing a Multi-Modal Mobility Advisory Committee.
- Public hearing on DB01-26: 47-unit affordable housing project (one manager unit) at 949 Moraga Road, with 25 parking spaces and removal of at least 21 protected trees; staff recommends approving Resolution 2026-30
- Award $3,276,684.58 construction contract to Rapid Grading Services for 2026 Pavement Management Project No. 014-9745
- Receive Downtown Lafayette Parking Management Study and provide direction on Phase 1 implementation work program
- Approve role and membership structure for a new Multi-Modal Mobility Advisory Committee, including recruitment of three at-large community members
- Authorize temporary use of Oakbridge Parking Lot spaces by Park Theater Trust (TPTT) from May–November 2026
Transportation & Circulation Commission
This regular meeting of the Transportation & Circulation Commission includes two informational items: an overview of StreetLight data capabilities and a report on current and upcoming transportation projects in the Mt. Diablo Corridor. The commission may provide direction on developing a pilot StreetLight analysis or dashboard framework. No votes on ordinances or contracts are scheduled.
- StreetLight Data: overview of capabilities, limitations, and appropriate use; recommendation to receive and file and provide direction on a pilot analysis or dashboard framework
- Mt. Diablo Corridor Multi-Modal Mobility Planning Efforts: informational report on current and upcoming transportation, design, and construction projects
City Council Meeting
The City Council will meet to approve preliminary engineer's reports for lighting districts and a purchase and sale agreement for properties on Moraga Road. The agenda includes a public hearing and the approval of a street closure for a Rotary Club event.
- Adopt Resolution 2026-29 for Lighting District 1979-1 assessments
- Adopt Resolution 2026-25 for Residential Lighting District 1979-2 assessments
- Approve Purchase and Sale Agreement for 986-990 Moraga Road
- Approve street closure on Golden Gate Way for Rotary Club event
- Approve proclamation recognizing April 19-15 as National Library Week
City Council - Special Meeting
The City Council will meet for a special session focused on a goal setting discussion led by a consultant. The body aims to identify priorities, seek consensus, and discuss next steps for the city.
- Goal setting discussion regarding FY25-26 Council Priorities Tracker
- Review of FY25-26 Final Budget City Manager’s Memo
- Discussion of Facilities Assessment Staff Report
- Review of Community Center condition, site options, and strategic paths
- Discussion of Mt. Diablo Corridor Multi-Modal Mobility Planning Efforts
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing on a proposal to build 30 condominium units at 3458 Mount Diablo Blvd, requiring a density bonus, design review, subdivision, grading permit, and tree removal. The council will also hear an appeal of the Planning Commission's denial of a barn-to-home conversion at 7 Lark Creek Ln. Consent items include approving the Contra Costa Clean Water Program Agreement (2026-2041), a $127,372 budget for Library Seaborg Garden waterproofing, and the annual housing progress report. Additionally, the council will enter closed session to discuss litigation in Housing Action Coalition vs. City of Lafayette.
- Public hearing on SB33002-25: 30 condos, density bonus, design review, major subdivision, grading permit, tree removal at 3458 Mount Diablo Blvd
- Appeal of Planning Commission denial for barn conversion to 1,365 sq ft home with reduced side-yard setback at 7 Lark Creek Ln
- Resolution 2026-22 approving Amended Contra Costa Clean Water Program Agreement (July 2026–June 2041)
- Budget request for $127,372 from Library Maintenance Sinking Fund for Seaborg Garden waterproofing at Lafayette Library
- Closed session on pending litigation: Housing Action Coalition vs. City of Lafayette (Contra Costa Superior Court Case No. C25-0512)
City Council Meeting
The Lafayette City Council will consider a consent calendar including adoption of the 2025 California Building Codes (Ordinance 698), a settlement agreement for McClain v. City of Lafayette regarding surcharge fees, and a $50,000 comprehensive fee study. The council will also discuss the 2026 legislative platform, including support for e-bike speed limit and franchise fee bills, and consider appointments to the Environmental Task Force.
- Adoption of Ordinance 698 adopting the 2025 California Building Standards Code with local modifications.
- Settlement agreement to resolve McClain v. City of Lafayette (Case No. N23-1644) regarding surcharge fees.
- Authorization of up to $50,000 for a comprehensive fee study and cost allocation plan.
- Adoption of Ordinance 700 requiring electronic filing of campaign disclosure statements.
- Discussion of 2026 legislative platform supporting e-bike speed limits (AB 2346) and franchise fees for road improvements (SB 922).
Transportation & Circulation Commission
The Transportation & Circulation Commission will receive the Downtown Lafayette Parking Management Study. The body is tasked with providing feedback on recommended parking strategies and a phased implementation approach. Members will also provide direction regarding the prioritization of Phase 1 strategies for future City Council consideration.
- Downtown Lafayette Parking Management Study
City Council Meeting
The city council will decide on a development agreement with Sunflower 949 LP for affordable housing at 949 Moraga Road, introduce new building and fire codes, and consider a $104,142 school bus grant. A closed session will discuss property negotiations at 986 and 990 Moraga Road and ongoing litigation. The meeting also includes a public hearing on adopting 2025 building codes and a proposal to replace downtown brick paver crosswalks with stamped concrete.
- Approval of Disposition and Development Agreement with Sunflower 949 LP for affordable housing at 949 Moraga Road
- Public Hearing on Ordinance 698 adopting 2025 California Building Codes
- Authorize City as sponsor for Lamorinda School Bus Program to receive $104,142 TFCA grant
- Resolution to replace downtown brick paver crosswalks with stamped concrete
- Closed session: real property negotiations for 986 and 990 Moraga Road and litigation (Housing Action Coalition vs. City)
City Council Meeting
The City Council will hold a public hearing on an appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of a lot line revision and variance for 19 and 20 Springhill Lane. They will also discuss food truck activity in downtown Lafayette and consider lifting the suspension on special event approvals at Lafayette Plaza and city-owned parking lots. The council will meet in closed session regarding ongoing litigation with the Housing Action Coalition.
- Appeal of Planning Commission approval for lot line revision and variance at 19 and 20 Springhill Lane
- Closed session for existing litigation: Housing Action Coalition vs. City of Lafayette (Case No. C25-0512)
- Discussion of food truck activity in downtown Lafayette
- Lifting suspension of special event approvals at Lafayette Plaza and city-owned parking lots
- Approval of ten special events for 2026 at Lafayette Plaza via Resolution 2026-15
Transportation & Circulation Commission
The Transportation & Circulation Commission will meet to receive reports on local and countywide smart signal projects. The body will also review a quarterly summary of Transportation Action Requests from the fourth quarter of 2025.
- Lafayette Community Smart Signals Project and CCTA Countywide Smart Signals Project
- Quarterly Report on Transportation Action Requests (Q4 2025)
City Council Meeting
The council will consider adopting the final FY2025-26 budget and workplan, which includes seeding capital maintenance sinking funds with over $2.3 million from reserves and increasing annual contributions. They will also discuss whether to adopt, keep, or rescind the Lafayette Plaza Holiday Policy. Other actions include awarding a $217,682 street restriping contract and accepting a resignation from the Environmental Task Force.
- Adoption of Resolution 2026-06 adopting the final budget and workplan for FY25-26, with $2.25M from reserves for parks and $75K for trails sinking funds
- Discussion on Lafayette Plaza Holiday Policy: council to decide whether to adopt updated policy, keep current Winter Holiday Policy, or rescind it
- Award of construction contract to Central Striping Service, Inc. for $217,682 for the Lafayette Restriping Project, No. 014-9749
- Quitclaim of drainage easement at 1 Lucas Court (Lot C) and 3 Lucas Court (Lot D)
- Resolution 2026-11 appointing a member to the Emergency Preparedness Commission
City Council Meeting
The Lafayette City Council will vote on the final budget for FY 2025-26, including a $2.25 million seed for the parks capital maintenance sinking fund and a $415,000 increase in annual contributions to capital facility sinking funds indexed at 3.5% per year. They will also discuss options for replacing or reconstructing the Community Center. Additional items include receiving the annual comprehensive financial report, providing feedback on draft objective design standards for housing element implementation, and holding a closed session on existing litigation (Housing Action Coalition vs. City of Lafayette).
- Adopt Resolution 2026-06 adopting the final FY 2025-26 budget and workplan, including $2.25M for parks capital maintenance sinking fund
- Discuss options for replacing or reconstructing the Community Center and begin considering an economic stabilization fund
- Approve construction within creek setback at 490 St. Mary's Road
- Adopt Resolution 2026-02 authorizing the Engineering Director to execute right-of-way certifications for state/federally funded transportation projects
- Receive and file Fiscal Year 2024/25 Annual Comprehensive Financial Report