On Thursday, January 21, the Town Council hosted a community goal-setting workshop to discuss and receive community input on Town Goals for 2016. With about 40 people in attendance, Council adopted the following goals, which will be added to pre-existing and continuous community concerns already in front of the Town Staff.
Complete Community Preferences Survey and Study
Determine Revenue Measure(s) for a Future Ballot – to fund the community’s top priorities
Work with Saint Mary's College and the Community to Complete Design and Financing Plan for St. Mary's Road Roundabouts
Adopt Balanced Budget and Continue High Quality Financial Reporting
Install New Streetlights in Critical Areas around Town
Develop Sustainable Funding Strategy for Town Assets and Infrastructure
Complete Moraga Center Specific Plan Implementation (Zoning) Project
Complete Update of Hillside and Ridgeline Regulations
Re-open Discussions with School District for New and Shared Community Recreation Facilities
Develop Concept and Plans for Financially Sustainable Hacienda de las Flores
Improve Interconnectedness and Public Awareness of Moraga's Trail System
Install Surveillance Cameras in Strategic Locations to assist in Public Safety
Support and Develop a Long-term Strategy to Retain and Preserve the New Rheem Theatre.
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Staying In The Loop
13 Town Council Goals for 2016
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Our Mission
Moraga Citizens Network is a grassroots organization dedicated to encouraging participation in the life of Moraga in these ways: First, we provide or direct members to non-partisan, factual information on current issues. Secondly, we assist the town staff in publicizing public meetings and town-sponsored events when needed. Finally, Moraga Citizens Network announces many recreational, educational, and fund raising events offered in Moraga by the Town's service organizations, library, non-profit organizations, and Saint Mary's College - all towards the end of promoting participation in the Moraga community. Our primary tool is a bi-monthly e-bulletin called The MCN Link, which you can receive by signing up here.
