We want to hear from you! Your participation matters! • Become informed on current RCPC board projects • Help set the RCPC board priorities for 2022 • Hear ideas and concerns from the community and RCPC’s board Zoom meeting information: To join the Zoom meeting via video, use: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/88183499972?pwd=dVhjc3MrSnJLVTM2RUJN1Z2bWFMUT09 (meeting link is also available by […]
Attend RCPC’s virtual Candidates’ Forum to learn about who is running for election to our Board of Directors! We have 9 candidates vying for 6 slots, each with their own perspective on the direction of our neighborhood. All candidates will answer questions from our moderator and from the audience. Time of the forum: 7 PM. […]
The Annual Membership Meeting of the Rockridge Community Planning Council (RCPC), with the election for Board of Directors, will be held on Thursday, April 21, between 7pm and 9pm in the back parking lot of the Rockridge Branch Library, 5366 College Ave. There are nine declared candidates for six open Board seats. Please wear a […]
Voting for the Rockridge Community Planning Council (RCPC) election for Board of Directors, will continue on Saturday, April 23, between 1 pm and 4 pm in the back parking lot of the Rockridge Branch Library, 5366 College Ave. There are nine declared candidates for six open Board seats. Please wear a mask.
The Land Use Committee is the place to come to hear about and give your thoughts on important land use, development and planning - related issues in Rockridge. All are invited. The committee meets on the 4th Wednesday of every month at 7:30 pm. Below please find the Land Use Committee agenda for Wednesday […]
Thinking about building an "in-law" unit? Drop by to learn from the experts about: Financing options, construction timeline, city permitting, design inspiration, creative uses, and modular plans Confirmed vendors: Amato Architecture, New Avenue Homes, Inspired ADUs, and Adapt Dwellings Contact: Chair@rockridge.org for more information
Thursday, August 18th 7:30-9pm, via Zoom RSVP: chair@rockridge.org Zoom link: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84152073491?pwd=bU1ZRG12MjErVEJSdmhDRTNKMmdyQT09 Link to RCPC board's June 13, 2022 letter on Oakland Draft Housing Element The Housing Element is part of Oakland’s General Plan that serves as a blueprint for housing the City’s residents, at all economic levels including low income and households. At the Town Hall, City of […]
The Rockridge Community Planning Council (RCPC) and the Rockridge District Association (RDA) invite the community to celebrate Halloween on College Ave., starting at 11am. EVENTS: 11am-2pm Stories, crafts, games, and music. (Rockridge Library at 5366 College Ave.) 11am-4pm Trick-or-Treat at shops and restaurants — look for our event poster for participating merchants. (College Ave. from Broadway […]
On January 25, from 7:30pm to 9pm, we will be expanding our monthly RCPC Land Use Committee meeting into a virtual town hall to kick off efforts to create acommunity vision for The Ridge. Join us to discuss a future that includes housing and other uses for this critical site, and how we can get […]
Please join the Rockridge Community Planning Council and the Jewish Community Center on Tuesday, February 7, from 6-7pm for an RCPC Town Hall meeting on the JCC’s plans. At the meeting, JCC East Bay representatives will share their current plans for the campus, highlights from the community survey (see below for a few of them) […]
Six board seats will be up for election. Any person 18 years or older whose principal residence is within the RCPC boundaries (see Boundaries) is eligible to stand for election. Candidates will be asked to provide documentation of eligibility (a driver’s license or utility bill with a Rockridge address will usually suffice). For additional information […]
On Zoom - Register here (HYPERLINK https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_FNFlEnpNQPmD8uQBskSLUg) Panel of Housing Experts: Jeff Levin, Policy Director, East Bay Housing Organizations Rick Jacobus, Economic consultant to East Bay municipalities on housing Ben Metcalf, Managing Director of UC Berkeley's Terner Center and former Director of CA's Housing Community Development Agency Questions we seek to answer in this panel: What […]