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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...

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...

January 17, 2019 Special Joint Meeting San Rafael Neighborhoods Association San Rafael City Council Mayor Gary Phillips Fire Chief Christopher Gray   Please see the attached presentation on: Wildfire Prevention Disaster Preparedness Essential Facilities Update

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The City of San Rafael observes twelve public holidays each year during which non-essential City offices are closed.  The listing below provides details of these closures for the current calendar year. 2025 CITY HOLIDAYS January 1, 2025 New Year’s Day Observed January 20, 2025 Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday February 17, 2025 President’s Day March...

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.

No, businesses and resident's utility hookups will not be disrupted during construction.

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

Yes. The construction will likely be completed in short phases along the ¾ mile long stretch, rather than all at once.

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