Residents will have an opportunity to get an update on city activities and a chance to question Lafayette's municipal boss, Mayor Mark Mitchell, at an informal fireside chat at 7 p.m. Wednesday, April 20, in the Sequoia Room at the Lafayette Community Center.
He'll give a brief summary of current and future development in town, and discuss ongoing studies that look into downtown congestion and creek enhancement, before taking questions.
This is the first ever Fireside Chat for the new mayor, first elected to the city council in 2012. Prior to that he served on the Planning Commission for a decade. No newbie to local issues, Mitchell has lived in Lafayette for more than a half century. When elected, he promised to be responsive to citizen input.
He'll give a brief summary of current and future development in town, and discuss ongoing studies that look into downtown congestion and creek enhancement, before taking questions.
This is the first ever Fireside Chat for the new mayor, first elected to the city council in 2012. Prior to that he served on the Planning Commission for a decade. No newbie to local issues, Mitchell has lived in Lafayette for more than a half century. When elected, he promised to be responsive to citizen input.
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