Yes, this path will connect with the recently completed Grand Avenue bridge. The intent is to improve pedestrian and bicycle access from the Canal neighborhoods to downtown San Rafael.
Some of the parallel parking will be temporarily inaccessible during construction, but there will be no elimination of existing parking spaces along the frontages.
If any of the privately-owned infrastructure is within the Francisco Blvd East right-of-way and are in the way of the new sidewalk, they will likely need to be moved onto private property or eliminated. The City will work with property owners where this is necessary to achieve an amicable solution
Informational Bulletin – Permit Application Tents and Other Temporary Membrane Structures January 2019 Fire Prevention Bureau Permit Process for Tents and Other Temporary Membrane Structures Complete this document and use it as your permit submittal. Also furnish the following: Flame spread certificates. Proof of Worker’s Compensation. Proof of City business license (may obtain...
This Guidebook was developed as part of a pilot behavior change program designed to help residents take action to reduce water use during the 2015 drought. Toilet leaks were shown to be the the largest source of indoor water waste in the County. The Sustainability Program developed a pilot using Community-Based Social Marketing (CBSM) to...
TOPIC: RAND AVENUE PATHWAY CONNECTOR PROJECT SUBJECT: ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS RELATED TO THE GRAND AVENUE PATHWAY CONNECTOR PROJECT, CITY PROJECT NO. 11173
