The City is currently conducting a survey with a randomly selected group of community members. Participation is voluntary, and individual responses will remain confidential. Not all residents will be contacted, as the survey uses a random sampling approach. The survey will remain open for a limited period while data collection is underway.

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Generators & Transfer Switches **ATTN CUSTOMERS**  Effective 1/1/2023 all Building Permits issued after this date will be valid for 2 years.  Minor permits such as water heater & furnaces, etc. will be valid for 180 days only.    If your permit is not Finaled by the expiration date you will need to pay a renewal...

Renewable Energy:

**ATTN CUSTOMERS**  Effective 1/1/2023 all Building Permits issued after this date will be valid for 2 years.  Minor permits such as water heater & furnaces, etc. will be valid for 180 days only.    If your permit is not Finaled by the expiration date you will need to pay a renewal fee.   Solar, Battery Back...

Permits Requiring Plan Review: Residential & Commercial

**ATTN CUSTOMERS**  Effective 1/1/2023 all Building Permits issued after this date will be valid for 2 years.  Minor permits such as water heater & furnaces, etc. will be valid for 180 days only.    If your permit is not Finaled by the expiration date you will need to pay a renewal fee.    New Structures,...

Minor Permits not requiring a plan review:

**ATTN CUSTOMERS** Effective 1/1/2023 all Building Permits issued after this date will be valid for 2 years.  Minor permits such as water heater & furnaces, etc. will be valid for 180 days only.    If your permit is not Finaled by the expiration date you will need to pay a renewal fee.   Please note:  these...

Site Plan Example: Residential

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2020-05-04 Agenda Packet

Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority Operations Committee - April 30, 2020

Date and time: 2020-04-30 03:00 pmLocation: Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority Operations CommitteeDepartment: City Manager

Swim Lessons

  Check in in March of 2025 for group and private swim lesson information!

Private Assistance Resource Guide

DRB Subcomittee Policy

Small Wireless/Small Cell Permit Supplemental Application

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Domestic Violence

Information and resources for individuals and families experiencing domestic violence. In an emergency call 911. If it is not safe to call 911, you can text to 911. International Domestic Violence Resource Guide www.mysticmag.com/psychic-reading/domestic-violence-resource-guide/ National domestic violence hotline 800-799-SAFE (7233) www.thehotline.org Marin Center For Domestic Peace English: 415.924.6616 Spanish: 415.924.3456 Marin Youth Services Text Line: 415.526.2557 M-F, 9am-5pm...

Frequently Asked Questions

How to get tested

How do I get tested and what do I do if I test positive? There are several ways to get tested for COVID-19 in Marin. Anyone experiencing symptoms consistent with COVID-19 should immediately call their medical provider and seek testing. Marin Community Clinics offer phone and in-person appointments. You can call them at (415) 448-1500.  Even if you aren’t experiencing...

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2020-04-20 Agenda Packet

What is the latest news with the City's camping ordinance?

The City provides updates by email in its homelessness e-newsletter, which you can sign up for on our Homelessness Department main page. As of February 2024 - The City continues to work toward resolving the ongoing litigation regarding the City’s Ordinance 2030 – camping on public property. The City and the plaintiffs have been meeting...

City Council – January 6, 2020 (Cancelled)

I've heard most homeless people aren't from Marin, is that true?

Individuals living in encampments are overwhelmingly long-term residents of the City of San Rafael.  The City of San Rafael and its nonprofit partners serving homeless individuals recently conducted a survey in the City’s major encampments asking this question among others.  Almost 90% of individuals staying in the encampments have been in San Rafael for more...

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