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To apply for a Design Review Permit, complete an application package and submit it to the Planning Division during counter hours. The application package should include: The General Application Form filled out and signed by both the property owner and applicant  Site Plan* with setbacks clearly labeled Floor Plan* Elevations* Lot Coverage Calculations* *Provide existing and...

Some of the common projects types for Major Environmental and Design Review Permit (Planning Commission Review with Design Review Board Recommendation), include: Hillside Subdivisions New Residence within 100 vertical feet of a designated ridge Second dwelling units over 800 square feet or in two-story detached structure or in required setbacks Multifamily structures or additions greater...

What is an Environmental and Design Review Permit?The City of San Rafael requires design review of new development projects and exterior building modifications to ensure that the project will maintain a proper balance between existing developments, the natural environment, contribute to the attractiveness of the City, and promote design creativity. What type of projects are...

Example Plans & Details Bollard Detail Cal Green Forms (State Website) Curbless Shower Guidelines & Details Fence and Gate Handout Gate Instillation Check List & Example Details Gas Line Sizing Example Homes Owners Guide (info including samples plans)  Kitchen & Bathroom Remodel Plan Example Retaining Wall Handout Shower & Tub Enclosure Info and Detail  Site...

Burning of wood is a significant source of fine particulate pollution. Scientific studies indicate that where particular pollution levels are high, respiratory illness and death rates increase. The lifetime cancer risk from wood stove emissions may be 12 times greater than exposure to an equal amount of cigarette smoke. Wood smoke is released both into...

If you live in a damp house, or if you have ever experienced flooding, your home may be breeding an often invisible and always unwelcome intruder—mold. Mold can cause allergies and respiratory disease, and the toxins it produces can wear down the immune system— leaving people, especially children, vulnerable to many illnesses. If you discover...

The Periodic Housing Inspection Program ensures that all residential rental properties with three or more units are safe and habitable. Through systematic inspections, this program guarantees that those who reside in rental units in San Rafael have a safe, livable space which meets the City and State codes for habitability. How does the program work?...

We are extremely serious about ensuring that all massage establishments comply with the City's Massage Ordinance and state law.  The ordinance is intended to protect the public health, safety and welfare by: Ensuring orderly regulation of massage therapy services Providing minimum sanitation and operational standards Requiring minimum qualifications for practitioners and owners Preventing the misuse of...

The code enforcement process can start in a few ways:City staff or other government agencies observe a violation.As part of a pro-active program, such as our Housing Inspection program.In response to a complaint by an individual.Please note that anonymous complaints will not be investigated. (Reporting party information is strictly confidential and is never released.Whether you...

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