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General Plan 2040 Project Manager

"... , will guide the City into the next 20 years. This update will take three years to create, involving data ... impacts; and extensive community input. On Monday, the City Council will consider an agreement ... throughout the country, including nine other Bay Area cities. ..."

There have been many changes since our current General Plan was adopted in 2004. There are new State laws, regulations, demographic changes and even a new train! The new General Plan 2040, once updated and adopted, will guide the City into the next 20 years. This update will take three years to create, involving data...

Paramedic Service Special Tax - Ordinance Change

"... , such as commercial buildings. Currently, the paramedic tax is assessed on City properties at the rate ... is unlikely to require the assumed amount of paramedic services. The proposed ordinance, which the City ... Council will be considering at Monday night’s meeting, would formalize this administrative policy ..."

Revenues from the Paramedic Service Special Tax provide funds for the City’s paramedic services. The tax, first approved by San Rafael voters in 1979, was initially imposed only on residential units, but in 1988 the voters approved an extension of the tax to include non-residential structures, such as commercial buildings. Currently, the paramedic tax is...

5/17/18 - Capital Improvements and Open Space - Fiscal Year 2018-19

"... At Monday’s meeting, the City Council will also consider two ... quality of life in San Rafael by improving the City-owned buildings, systems, and facilities ..."

At Monday’s meeting, the City Council will also consider two budgetary matters: the Three-Year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) and the Measure A - Open Space Work Plan. These two items will be incorporated into the City’s Fiscal Year Budget as part of the budget process next month. The CIP is the long-range plan for all...

Public Safety Center - Design Phase

"... , the City Council will consider both a contract followed by a deductive change order with CVE Contracting Group to perform this work.   ..."

The design phase for the new Public Safety Center (future home of Fire Station 51, Police Department and Fire Department Administration) is nearly complete. To prepare the site for construction, demolition and excavation is the next step. This phase also includes salvaging historic and cultural items from Fire Station 51 that will be integrated into...

Public Safety Facilities Update

"... temporarily relocated and are now moving into the construction phase. The City Council ..."

Efforts to create seismically-safe and modern facilities for our firefighters, police officers, paramedics and dispatchers are well underway. Designs for the new Public Safety Center as well as Fire Stations 52 & 57 have been approved by the Design Review Board and Planning Commission. Fire Stations 52 and 57 have been temporarily relocated and are...

New Housing Development Proposal for Merrydale Road

"... , the City ... Council will consider ..."

Also on Monday, the City Council will consider a proposal involving a new 45-unit townhome development at 350 Merrydale Road / 3833 Redwood Hwy. The project proposes a creative redevelopment of an underutilized infill site with much-needed housing, on a site that is located near major employment and services and with a variety of transportation...

Speed Limit Changes on Los Gamos Drive and Redwood Highway

"... collector and arterial roadways be reviewed by an Engineering and Traffic Survey. The City entered ... , the City Council will hold a public hearing to review the survey results and receive comments from ..."

Every 7 to 10 years the California Vehicle Code (CVC) requires that posted speed limits along collector and arterial roadways be reviewed by an Engineering and Traffic Survey. The City entered into contract with W-Trans on April of 2019 to conduct surveys in May 2018, and based on their findings, staff is now recommending that the speed...

Third Street Improvement project - 2/18/22 weekly update

"... The City of San Rafael will be sending out weekly project updates with construction updates ... City Council awarded the Third Street Rehabilitation construction contract to Ghilotti Brothers ... the project website or contact the City ..."

The City of San Rafael will be sending out weekly project updates with construction updates, traffic closure updates, and other relevant information for this project. To receive these updates, please sign up using the form at the left-hand side of the project website. On Monday, February 7, 2022, the San Rafael City Council awarded the...

Upcoming City Furlough Schedule - May 28 - May 31

"... On Friday, May 28, City Hall and most non-essential City facilities, including Public Works ... in response to significant COVID-19 related revenue losses the City continues to experience. The 13 ... -day closure schedule, as approved by our City Council, is effective through the end of the fiscal ... City services will be closed on Monday, May 31 in observance of Memorial Day. ..."

On Friday, May 28, City Hall and most non-essential City facilities, including Public Works, will be closed in accordance with the non-public safety Furlough Schedule, which is a cost-saving measure in response to significant COVID-19 related revenue losses the City continues to experience. The 13-day closure schedule, as approved by our City Council, is effective...

Done/Doing (#7)

"... (City ... , City ... , City Council ... , City ..."

Here's an update of what we've done and what we're doing next to better serve San Rafael. Done Small department pages (City Attorney, City Clerk, City Council, City Manager, Human Resources, IT, and Finance) are ready for director review! The residents and visitors landing pages are pretty much ready for review too! Doing Integrate our...

6/8/18 - East San Rafael Parking Update

"... To combat over-parking in East San Rafael, the City Council took action in December to create ... a parking ordinance that allows the city to limit the time allowed for cars to park in this overused area ..."

To combat over-parking in East San Rafael, the City Council took action in December to create a parking ordinance that allows the city to limit the time allowed for cars to park in this overused area of San Rafael to a maximum of 24 hours.  Since that time, staff has been developing the signage and...

Downtown Transit Center

"... closely with the City of San Rafael, Marin Transit, SMART, the Transportation Authority of Marin ... , and others. At their 7 p.m. meeting on Monday, the City Council will hear from the community and discuss ..."

As you likely know, the SMART rail line bisects the existing Bettini Transit Center in Downtown San Rafael owned by the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway, and Transportation District. As SMART is currently underway with their construction of their extension to Larkspur, modifications will be made to the existing transit center so that bus service can...

Grand Avenue Pathway Connector Project - August 6, 2018

"... On Monday night, the City Council will consider three agreements relating to the Grand Avenue ..."

On Monday night, the City Council will consider three agreements relating to the Grand Avenue Pathway Connector Project: a construction contract for a 12-foot-wide bicycle/pedestrian bridge east of the existing vehicular bridge along Grand Avenue over the San Rafael Canal waterway; an agreement for inspection services to review contractor work and manage coordination between utility...

4/12/18 - Pilot Bike Lane on Tamalpais Avenue

"... We’re always looking for ways to make San Rafael more bike-friendly. On Monday night, the City ... Council will hear about a pilot project to create a “cycle track” on Tamalpais Avenue during Bike ..."

We’re always looking for ways to make San Rafael more bike-friendly. On Monday night, the City Council will hear about a pilot project to create a “cycle track” on Tamalpais Avenue during Bike to Work Week, May 7 to 11. During that week, we will convert Tamalpais Avenue to a one-way street and create a...

News Release: City of San Rafael Announces an October 3rd Community Webinar to learn more about the City’s homelessness response and to Launch Communications Campaign Highlighting Efforts to Address Homelessness

"... FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 23, 2024 City of San Rafael ... Rafael, CA — On August 19, 2024, the City of San Rafael provided ... a comprehensive update to the City Council and the community ... a broader understanding of the issue's evolution in the City and County of Marin ... . Inform how services are delivered—Clarify the roles of the City, County, and community-based ..."

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 23, 2024 City of San Rafael Announces an October 3rd Community Webinar to learn more about the City’s homelessness response and to Launch Communications Campaign Highlighting Efforts to Address Homelessness San Rafael, CA — On August 19, 2024, the City of San Rafael provided a comprehensive update to the City Council...

Public Service Award for 2025 Nomination Period OPEN!

"... member who has made exceptional contributions to the city. In addition to a $2,500 cash award from ... the Marin Community Foundation, the annual recipient is recognized at a City Council meeting ... and at the annual State of the City dinner. Nominate someone online ..."

Nominations for 2025 Public Service Award! Do you know someone who you think should be recognized for the Public Service Award? Each year, we recognize a member of the community for their contributions in making San Rafael an amazing place to live and work. If you have someone in mind that you believe should be...

City Receives Three Proposals for Innovative Parking Program

"... The City is pleased to announce the receipt of three proposals in response to our recent Request ... determine which consultant will fit the City's unique needs for this project. Following these interviews ... a recommendation to the City Council in early 2024. We look forward to keeping the community updated ..."

The City is pleased to announce the receipt of three proposals in response to our recent Request for Proposals (RFP) on a residential new parking permit program. These proposals, each presenting unique and forward-thinking solutions, are currently under review by our team. In our commitment to a thorough and fair evaluation, we plan to conduct interviews with...

Third and Lindaro Intersection presented to BPAC

"... This past Wednesday February 3, City Staff presented a second alternative to the Third and Lindaro ... of public input received after the City Staff presented a recommendation to City Council in November ... that accesses a City owned parking lot. The second alternative presented at BPAC is an Exit Only southbound from ... the driveway that meets most of the City goals and addresses several of the community comments ... between all modes of transportation. City Staff is still receiving feedback from the community over ..."

This past Wednesday February 3, City Staff presented a second alternative to the Third and Lindaro intersection at the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC). This second alternative was a result of public input received after the City Staff presented a recommendation to City Council in November 2020. This recommendation showed the closure of a...

SMART Larkspur Extension

"... At their meeting on Monday, March 20 at 7 p.m., the City Council will consider authorizing ... buses will no longer need to use City streets as bus stops as originally anticipated. This will help ..."

At their meeting on Monday, March 20 at 7 p.m., the City Council will consider authorizing an agreement detailing the City’s collaboration with SMART on construction of projects related to the Larkspur Extension. You may have heard the recent good news that Golden Gate Transit and Marin Transit buses will no longer need to use...

Resolution of Appreciation for Tim Gilbert

"... At Monday’s meeting, the City Council will be presenting a resolution of appreciation to former ..."

At Monday’s meeting, the City Council will be presenting a resolution of appreciation to former Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (BPAC) member Tim Gilbert. Tim served on the BPAC for 15 years, from 2003 to 2018, serving as Chair during much of this time. Tim has been crucial in fostering collaborative feedback from other members...

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