Before applying for a permit with us, make sure that your project location is within the City of San Rafael's jurisdiction by using the map below: For major planning projects, please visit the Community Development department's webpage
Grading Permit - $822.00 *fee includes plan check and inspections What is a Grading Permit? Grading permits are reviewed for compliance with development requirements, and to conform to planning and building permit approvals. Project schedule, geotechnical reports, truck traffic & routing, staging plan, environmental concerns and any special conditions may all be reviewed. The requirement...
What is a Transportation Permit? The City of San Rafael provides transportation permits for qualified loads and vehicles to operate safely on the roadways to/from and through our jurisdiction. In accordance with San Rafael Municipal Code Chapter 5.52.020, certain streets in San Rafael are designated as trucking routes (see below), and no vehicles that exceeds...
Building Code Update Changes go into effect for projects submitted after Friday, December 26, 2025 at 4pm. READ IMPORTANT INFORMATION HERE. Building Codes and Other Resources 2023 Building Codes 2015 CBC Exit Systems NEW: Green Building and Electrification Resources and Financial Incentives Before You Dig California Retail Food Code Fire Barriers - Horizontal Assemblies &...
In 1937, Jacob and Annie Albert conveyed nine acres of property by deed to the City of San Rafael for use as a neighborhood park. Over the years, Albert Park underwent improvements and additions including: two ball fields, a stadium, four tennis courts, two playgrounds, a picnic area, the San Rafael Community Center, a formal...
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