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555 Northgate Dr.

Project Description The project proposes construction of a seven-story residential building with five floors of residential above two stories of parking. The project consists of 200 residential units, consisting of one- and two- bedroom apartments. A total of 139 vehicle parking spaces are provided, accessible via two entry points, with the main entry located adjacent...

4/19/25 - Street Sweeping Scheduled: East Terra Linda, Merrydale, and Mont Marin Neighborhoods

Street Sweeping is scheduled for this Saturday, 4/19/25 beginning at 7am. The areas to be swept are Zones 8.1, 8.2, and 29: Zones 8.1 and 8.2 are scheduled between the hours of 7am and 10am Zone 29 is scheduled between the hours of 10am and 1pm. If possible, please do not park on the...

Night Work Notification - 38 Gary Pl - 4/18

PG&E’s subcontractor, Pinnacle Power Services, will be performing night work on a power pole near 38 Gary Place. The work is scheduled to start on Friday, 4/18 at 10PM and is expected to be completed by 2 AM. The work requires power to be temporarily shut off and the is happening at night to minimize...

San Rafael Launches Update Process for Citywide Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan

San Rafael, CA — The City of San Rafael is beginning the process of updating its Citywide Bicycle and Pedestrian Plan (CBPP), last updated in 2018. This plan will outline priorities for improving walking, biking, and rolling in San Rafael over the next 5 to 10 years. The update will incorporate new data, best practices,...

Finance Subcommittee - April 16, 2025 (Special)

Date and time: 2025-04-16 11:00 amLocation: Finance Subcommittee - April 16, 2025 (Special)Department: Public MeetingsAgendaSelect 'download' to view AgendaAgenda packetSelect 'download' to view Agenda PacketDate and time: 2025-04-16 11:00 amLocation: Finance Subcommittee - April 16, 2025 (Special)Department: Public MeetingsAgendaSelect 'download' to view AgendaAgenda packetSelect 'download' to view Agenda PacketDate and time: 2025-04-16 11:00 amLocation: Finance...

Park & Recreation Commission - April 17, 2025

Date and time: 2025-04-17 06:00 pmLocation: Park & Recreation Commission - April 17, 2025Department: Public MeetingsAgendaSelect 'download' to view AgendaAgenda packetSelect 'download' to view Agenda PacketDate and time: 2025-04-17 06:00 pmLocation: Park & Recreation Commission - April 17, 2025Department: Public MeetingsAgendaSelect 'download' to view AgendaAgenda packetSelect 'download' to view Agenda PacketDate and time: 2025-04-17 06:00...

Peacock Gap Park Playground Improvement Project: Construction Starting 4/14/25!

Construction is officially kicking off on the Peacock Gap Park project! The project will begin with the construction of an accessible parking stall at the end of Peacock Dr and replacement of concrete next to the stall. During that time the main paved entrance to the park from Peacock Dr will not be accessible. The...

Will the project include the removal of the utility box on the southwest corner of West End Ave and Marquard Ave?

The City is working with AT&T to reconfigure or relocate this utility box to improve visibility at this location. The utility box contains a large fiber network connection and may be difficult to completely relocate from the corner.

Will the proposed design go to the San Rafael City Council for public hearing and comment?

The project is currently anticipated to go to the San Rafael City Council for the award of the construction contract and acceptance of the design drawings.

Who or what official body makes the final decision of the project’s design?

The City of San Rafael City Council maintains the authority to make the final decision on the project design and implementation. The project must continue to align with the grant goals and objects as designated by the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.

Will the City have weekly email updates and continued transparency about timelines and staging locations associated with construction of the project?

The City will continue public outreach and communication throughout the life of the project and construction efforts.

Is the City considering the removal of the designated parking spaces on the corner of Greenfield and West End Ave?

The City is working with our Traffic Division and Parking Enforcement to consider this question separately from the project.

Can the City improve the "Keep Clear" signage and striping at Greenfield Ave?

The City is working with our Traffic Division to consider this request separately from the project.

Can the City add additional red curbs, clearer parking signage, and more police/parking enforcement in the area?

The City is working with our Public Safety officers and Parking Enforcement to consider this request separately from the project.

Will the proposed gateway improvements include art, plants, lighting or attractive signage? Who would maintain and who is responsible for deciding on what is included?

The City is looking to coordinate future gateway improvements with existing planning documents including the San Rafael General Plan 2040 and the Downtown San Rafael Precise Plan. The City of San Rafael would maintain the improvements.

Will existing trees be removed in the area?

Existing trees will be protected or relocated throughout the duration of work.

Will the proposed landscaping areas align with nearby areas (e.g., San Anselmo)?

The City is looking to coordinate future improvements with existing planning documents including the San Rafael General Plan 2040 and the Downtown San Rafael Precise Plan.

What is the overall cost of the project? Where are grant funds being received from and when do they expire? Are there alternative funds available if the project costs increase?

The current estimated cost for the project is $4 million. This includes construction, inspection services, and outreach efforts during construction. The project has been awarded funds from the One Bay Area Grant Cycle 3 (OBAG 3) for the construction of the project. OBAG 3 funds must be obligated by January 2027 and fully expended...

Could the City more regularly clean the existing bicycle track?

The City’s Department of Public Works team currently cannot clean the narrow bicycle track with a street sweeper and has to clean it manually with boots on the ground. The City is seeking a solution to streamline this process and increase the frequency.

How does the City plan to implement enforcement of the bicyclists speeding or ignoring signals in the intersection?

The City is working with our Public Safety officers to assist with education and enforcement of State and Local laws for all users.

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