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The city has worked with residents along Second Street and the bicycle community to revise the original concept plan to utilize the entire right-of-way and reduce widths to provide parking. There will still be a net loss of 1-4 stalls between West Street and Shaver Street.

To prevent the spread of COVID-19, all active registered voters were automatically sent a vote by mail ballot and the number of polling places was greatly reduced. Voting by mail protects you and the health of poll workers. However, if you must vote in person, go early to help reduce crowds and long lines. Masks...

Start of work notifications must be submitted no less than 48 hours prior to start date. Inspections must be requested prior to the expiration of your permit. Failure to notify us prior to backfilling of trenches and/or restoration of the public right of way may result in re-excavation of the project. DISCLAIMER: Inspections will be...

Pavement and trench restoration standards for projects in the Right-of-Way (ROW) are detailed in the City of San Rafael Pavement Restoration Matrix. The City of San Rafael follows the Marin County Uniform Construction Standards of all cities/towns and County of Marin drawings referenced in this manual must be followed unless other wise noted by the...

An A or C-12 license is required for all paving.  Other licenses may be required based on project scope.

A City of San Rafael business license is required. If you don't have a business license, you can apply online.

A Traffic Control Plan (TCP) is a document that shows temporary signs, cones, and flaggers to safely direct traffic around your work zone.  'Traffic' includes vehicles, bicycles, pedestrians, and mobility devices such as wheelchairs. Temporary traffic control requirements, devices, and setups can be found in Part 6 of the CA Manual on Uniform Traffic Control Devices (MUTCD). Part...

A detailed plan shows the exact location, a more precise extent of the work zone, the work proposed and details of the improvements. A key map shows the general project location and approximate extent of the workzone. Underground utilities can be shown on the detailed plan or as a separate map. We use this to generally locate where subsurface...

11.04.030.030 - Insurance. General Liability for at least One Million Dollars ($1,000,000) and, Automobile Liability for at least One Million Dollars ($1,000,000).  The Insurance Certificate naming the City of San Rafael as an Additional Insured along with the Endorsement page, need to be provided at the time of the permit application. Sample Insurance Requirements

Date and time: Date and time: 2020-10-27 07:00 pmLocation: Planning Commission - October 27, 2020Department: Public MeetingsAgendaSan Rafael Planning Commission Regular Meeting Tuesday, October 27, 2020, 7:00 P.M. Virtual Meeting (669) 900-9128 Meeting ID: 897-5534-1830# CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) ADVISORY NOTICE In response to Executive Order N-29-20, the City of San Rafael will no longer offer an...

What you'll need for your Massage Registration Permit To apply for a new Registration click on the "Start a New MIP Application" Icon above You must include the following with your Massage Registration Permit: San Rafael Business License Number Copy of valid CMT Certificate Copy of valid Drivers License Business name and type information Number...

Public Works Main Line (415)485-3355 Police Department Dispatch (415)485-3000 American Red Cross (Marin) (415)721-2365 Pacific Gas & Electric (800)743-5000 NWS 24-hour Weather Information Line (831)656-1725

Marin County has been in Tier 2 (red status) for five weeks and has met the Tier 3 (orange status) threshold for seven consecutive days. If Marin County maintains this threshold of low testing positivity and cases for 14 consecutive days, we are eligible to move to Tier 3. If the State approves Marin’s move on October 27, further business reopenings can move forward, including increased indoor capacity at retail, restaurant, entertainment...

What is a "V-ditch"? A “V-Ditch” is a concrete channel that is mostly found at the base of a hill to collect drainage before the water reaches a resident’s property. That water is then channeled to a drainage box. Who is responsible to maintain "V-ditches" clear of debris? It is imperative that v-ditches are maintained...

What is a storm easement? When a drainage facility can only be accessed by private property, the City is granted a storm easement over that private property -- which means the City may access the drainage facility using private property. What happens if the homeowner is not around to let the City in, in the...

If your property can be protected by sandbags, consider getting sand and bags BEFORE the rainy season and stockpile as many filled bags as you think you may need. Annually, from October through March, the city provide residents with sandbags and/or sand on a first-come first serve basis. Sand and Sandbags are available at the...

Dispose of yard waste and leaves by composting or using your green cart. There is no extra service charge for using up to two additional carts or paper bags – 32 gallons or smaller. You can also rent an additional 64-gallon green cart from Marin Sanitary Service. Don’t place anything in the street or in the way...

Non-Public Safety Hours of Operation In Person/Walk-in, By Appointment & Virtual Department Hours for Public Access to Services Contact City Hall - 1400 Fifth Avenue City Attorney Please contact the City Attorney's office for public access. (415) 485-3080 City Clerk M - Th: 9am - 4pm F: By Appointment Only M-Th. -  in- person/walk-in services...

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