Protecting San Rafael from wildfire is a team effort, we need your help. Take a look at our Wildfire Safety Action Plan and let us know what you think.
Have an idea for the future you'd like to share? Visit our interactive public input website at www.cityofsanrafael.org/2040.
Welcome to the San Rafael General Plan 2040 Website!
The General Plan provides San Rafael’s vision for its future, including policies for the future growth and conservation of the city. It is a State-mandated document and covers topics such as land use, transportation, housing, open space, conservation, community design, and safety. San Rafael’s current General Plan was adopted in 2004 and looked ahead to the Year 2020. The “future” envisioned by that Plan will soon be history. It’s time to look ahead to the next 20 years!
Community input is essential to this process. This website provides information about the project, including relevant documents, information on upcoming meetings, and ways you can provide feedback. To view a printable brochure about General Plan 2040, click the link below.
Note: This news feed includes archived stories as well as current stories. As you scroll toward the bottom of this page, please be mindful of the date of each article. Some refer to deadlines and events that happened in the past.
The City of San Rafael completed its first round of community meetings on the General Plan during October 2018. Three meetings were convened: October 3 (San Rafael Community Center at B Street), October 17 (Terra Linda Recreation Center), and October 27 (Albert Boro Community Center). The October 27 meeting included two concurrent workshops in adjacent rooms,...
The General Plan provides San Rafael’s vision for its future, including policies for the future growth and conservation of the city. We are currently updating our General Plan for the year 2040—and we need your help! Share your ideas with fellow residents. Choose different topics, like housing or mobility, and weigh in. You can add images or...
On Monday August 6, the San Rafael City Council will consider a number of changes to the membership roster of the General Plan 2040 Steering Committee. Minor revisions to the bylaws also will be considered. The new appointments respond to turnover in membership due to relocation, expiring Commission terms, and other factors. The proposed changes...
