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

No. The new sidewalk will be entirely within the Francisco Blvd East right-of-way.

After filling out your application you can apply for your permit online here.

Informational Bulletin – Permit Application Tents and Other Temporary Membrane Structures January 2019   Fire Prevention Bureau Permit Process for Tents and Other Temporary Membrane Structures   Complete this document and use it as your permit submittal.  Also furnish the following: Flame spread certificates. Proof of Worker’s Compensation. Proof of City business license (may obtain...

This Guidebook was developed as part of a pilot behavior change program designed to help residents take action to reduce water use during the 2015 drought. Toilet leaks were shown to be the the largest source of  indoor water waste in the County.  The Sustainability Program developed a pilot using Community-Based Social Marketing (CBSM) to...

Round 1 Workshops Engagement Summary

TOPIC: RAND AVENUE PATHWAY CONNECTOR PROJECT SUBJECT: ADOPTION OF RESOLUTIONS RELATED TO THE GRAND AVENUE PATHWAY CONNECTOR PROJECT, CITY PROJECT NO. 11173

About Project goals Provide a wider sidewalk along Francisco Boulevard East to improve pedestrian and bicycle use Provide connectivity between the Grand Avenue Bridge and wider sidewalk south of Vivian Street Replace San Rafael Sanitation District main line Budget Planning/Design $1,100,000 Construction $6,125,000 Overview The existing sidewalk along Francisco Boulevard East is utilized daily by...

Compliance and Exemption Checklist Download the Compliance and Exemption Checklist to verify your compliance with California's Commercial Composting Law, AB 1826. Click here for English. Click here for Spanish. Videos We've created some short videos to assist you with understanding AB 1826 and filling out the checklist below. Note: these links will take you to...

A slightly modified version of this Eco Tip was sent out to City employees on January 2, 2019

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