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Child Care Centers Daily Rates

Monthly Rates 2024/25   Registration Fee $84 Parkside Preschool Tuition $1743 SRCS (Glenwood, Parkside) After School - 5 Days $598 After School - 3 Days $330 After School - 3 Days w/ Wednesday $392 MCSD (Lucas Valley, Mary Silveira, Vallecito) KF - 5 Days $783 KF - 3 Days $457 KP - 3 Days $208...

School Age Program Handbook

Please find School Age Program information below. Philosophy We believe that play is the foundation that supports children’s social, emotional, physical and cognitive development. Our Purpose To provide a safe, nurturing environment for your child that offers ample opportunity to explore, create learn and play. Center-Based Programs Our six school-age child care programs are state-licensed...

Planning Commission - July 14, 2020 (Cancelled)

Date and time: Date and time: 2020-07-14 07:00 pmLocation: Planning Commission Meeting July 14, 2020 (Cancelled)Department: Community DevelopmentDate and time: 2020-07-14 07:00 pmLocation: Planning Commission Meeting July 14, 2020 (Cancelled)Department: Community DevelopmentDate and time: 2020-07-14 07:00 pmLocation: Planning Commission Meeting July 14, 2020 (Cancelled)Department: Community DevelopmentDate and time: 2020-07-14 07:00 pmLocation: Planning Commission July 14,...

8 Loma Linda Road

Application Materials Project Description Project Plans Photo Sims Noise Study RF Emissions Report Current Status Administrative Decision 7/20/2020 The City was informed by representatives of the small cell wireless permit applications that they will not be appealing to the City Council, the July 20th  Community Development Director's denial of the small cell wireless permits proposed at 5 sites...

44 Simms Street

Application Materials Project Description Project Plans Noise Study RF Emissions Report Traffic Control Plan Current Status Administrative Decision 7/20/2020 The City was informed by representatives of the small cell wireless permit applications that they will not be appealing to the City Council, the July 20th  Community Development Director's denial of the small cell wireless permits proposed at 5...

425 Bahia Way

Application Materials Project Description Project Plans RF Emissions Compliance Report Noise Study Marin General Services Authority Pole Reservation Form Marin General Services Authority Master Lease Agreement Current Status Administrative Decision 7/20/2020 The City was informed by representatives of the small cell wireless permit applications that they will not be appealing to the City Council, the July 20th...

3757/3777 Kerner Boulevard

Application Materials Project Description Project Plans Photo Sims Power Line Route Fiber Line Route RF Emissions Compliance Report Noise Study Current Status Administrative Decision 7/20/2020 The City was informed by representatives of the small cell wireless permit applications that they will not be appealing to the City Council, the July 20th  Community Development Director's denial of the small...

304 Mission Avenue

Application Materials Project Description Project Plans Photo Sims Power Line Route Fiber Line Route RF Emissions Compliance Report Noise Study Current Status Administrative Decision 7/20/2020 The City was informed by representatives of the small cell wireless permit applications that they will not be appealing to the City Council, the July 20th  Community Development Director's denial of the small...

Small Wireless Communications/ Small Cell Permit Applications

Project Description Over the past year, Crown Castle has submitted five (5) applications for Small Cell Permits to install small wireless communications facilities within the public right-of-way at five separate locations throughout the City. Planning Staff have spent time responding to these applications and as of June 30th, the applications were deemed complete for processing....

Fire Commission – July 8, 2020

Date and time: Date and time: 2020-07-08 04:00 pmLocation: Fire Commission – June 10, 2020Department: Fire DepartmentDate and time: 2020-07-08 04:00 pmLocation: Fire Commission – July 8, 2020Department: Fire DepartmentDate and time: 2020-07-08 04:00 pmLocation: Fire Commission – July 8, 2020Department: Fire DepartmentDate and time: 2020-07-08 04:00 pmLocation: Fire Commission – July 8, 2020Department: Fire...

City Council - July 6, 2020

Date and time: Date and time: 2020-07-06 07:00 pmLocation: City Council - July 6, 2020Department: City CouncilAgendaAGENDA SAN RAFAEL CITY COUNCIL – MONDAY, JULY 6, 2020 REGULAR MEETING AT 7:00 P.M. Telephone: (669) 900-9128, ID: 859-7732-5943 CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) ADVISORY NOTICE In response to Executive Order N-29-20, the City of San Rafael will no longer offer...

2020-07-06 Agenda Packet

Marin County Employees’ Retirement Association Actuarial Review and Analysis as of June 30, 2019 City of San Rafael

Potential Sales Tax Measure Fact Sheet

What contributes to the City of San Rafael’s high quality of life?

San Rafael strives to enhance the quality of life for all residents and to provide a safe, healthy, prosperous and livable environment in partnership with the community. Important priorities include safe neighborhoods, active community centers for our youth and seniors, emergency response services and providing social services to support our most vulnerable populations. These essential...

What are the challenges our City is currently facing?

In addition to the health impacts of COVID-19, the restrictions put into place through the public health order have taken an unprecedented toll on our federal, state, and local economy. Economists are predicting cities such as San Rafael who are heavily reliant on sales tax, transaction and use tax (TUT), and transient occupancy tax (TOT)...

What do revenue reductions of this magnitude mean for a city the size of San Rafael?

For context, revenue reductions of this magnitude represent roughly the equivalent of: San Rafael’s entire Department of Public Works Budget for one year; Two-thirds of San Rafael’s Fire Department Budget for one year; or One-half of San Rafael’s Police Department Budget for one year.

How will the City address these budget challenges?

To meet our financial challenges, there are a number of efforts and programs we have implemented to reduce expenses and increase revenue, including: Hiring Freeze – A hiring freeze has already been instituted which will result in approximately $1.4 million in savings annually. Mandatory Furlough Program – The San Rafael City Council has approved a...

What city services could be affected by our budget shortfall?

The City is committed to ensuring citizen safety as we face these challenging times. The City has implemented budget cuts in every department in the City of San Rafael. Greater needs and fewer staff resources available could lead to cuts in areas of homelessness initiatives, our Climate Change Action Plan, library hours in our three...

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