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Southern Heights Bridge Replacement

About Project goals Replace the existing wood bridge with a concrete bridge that is both seismically safe and wide enough for emergency vehicles Budget Planning/Design $720,000 Construction $3,200,000 (funded by Caltrans Bridge Program) Overview The California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) routinely inspects bridges across the state to ensure the public’s safety. Through this process, the...

Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration

Short-Term Rental Program

Information on policies and regulations for Short Term Rentals in San Rafael, CA.

703 3rd St. - Current Project Plans (Submitted 8/22/18)

703 3rd St. - Green House Gas Reduction Strategy Compliance Checklist

703 3rd St. - Acoustical Study

703 3rd - Archaeological and Historic Review

703 3rd - Geotechinical Investigation Report

703 3rd - Air Quality Analysis

703 3rd St. - Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment Part 2

703 3rd St. - Phase 1 Environmental Site Assessment Part 1

703 3rd St. Preliminary Title Report Part 2

703 Third - Preliminary Title Report Part 1

703 Third St. - Mixed-Use Project

Address: 703-723 Third St.; 898 Lincoln Ave. APN's: 011-278-01 and -02 Project No.:  UP18-008, ED18-018, LLA18-001 Applicant: Rick Williams; Van Meter Williams Pollack LLP 333 Bryant St., Suite 300 San Francisco, CA 94107 (415) 974-5352 Project Planner: Steve Stafford (415) 458-5048 steve.stafford@cityofsanrafael.org Project Description The City has received an application proposing to redevelop and consolidate two contiguous Downtown...

Wildfire Action Plan

What is it? The San Rafael Wildfire Prevention and Protection Action Plan, passed in August 2020, outlines various goals to proactively and aggressively address the growing risks associated with wildfire. The primary objectives of the plan include the following: Ordinance changes to mitigate wildfire risk Additional staffing, funds, and resources to address hazards Expanded and...

Request for Hearing on Administration Citation

What happens if my improvement cannot be permitted?

In many cases, the work can be permitted, however there is a possibility that the work cannot be permitted because of workmanship, setback violations, location in drainage ways or adding a second non-conforming residence. In those cases, a demo permit would be required to remove the unpermitted work to bring the property into compliance.

Who may obtain a permit?

Licensed contractors and qualified homeowners.

What type of work needs a permit?

Our adopted ordinance states: “The provisions of this code shall apply to the construction, alteration, movement, enlargement, replacement, repair, equipment, use and occupancy, location, maintenance, removal and demolition of every building or structure or any appurtenances connected or attached to such buildings or structures”. Please see San Rafael’s Title 12 for a list of work...

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