Joint Meeting: City of San Rafael — Federation of Neighborhoods — Coalition of North San Rafael — San Pedro Road Coalition Item 1: Essential Facilities Exterior Designs presented by Mary McGrath of Mary McGrath Architects The exterior designs for fire stations 52 and 57 were presented. There will be open houses to see these plans on February […]
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The Point San Pedro Road Coalition’s Roadway Committee in response to requests from East San Rafael residents, has been exploring with Marin Transit the feasibility of creating some public transit service to serve the Point San Pedro Road Peninsula. The first step in this process is to assess the current demand for public transit to
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The following was received by the Coalition today from the S.R. Public Works Department: I received a schedule from the contractor for the traffic signal work at the intersection with Point San Pedro Road [at Lochinvar and Loch Lomond Drive]. There will be lane closures while loops are installed. During the changeover for the signals scheduled
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For those who are interested (or merely curious), the developers have announced a grand opening for the residential models. It will be held on Saturday, January 23rd, from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm. RSVP information was sent to those who signed up on The Strand website using the Stay Informed link on that site. It is not
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The Coalition and its various committees have been very active this past year on issues of interest and concern to our residents. These activities will continue throughout 2016, as well. Our website is an excellent source of in-depth as well as current information on all the work of the Coalition and our committees, so bookmark it
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Last October, the Point San Pedro Road Coalition co-sponsored a public information meeting with the City and County to present information and to get feedback on this issue. The City and County staff has recommended that that speed limit on the road be increased from 35 mph to 40 mph. This change would put the
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Joint Meeting: City — Federation of Neighborhoods — Coalition of North San Rafael — San Pedro Road Coalition (combined November/December Meeting) Item 1: Essential Facilities, presented by Mary McGrath of Mary McGrath Architects Plans were presented for the new Public Safety Center, a combined police and fire facility across from City Hall; Fire Station 52 near Montecito
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The Point San Pedro Road Coalition’s Roadway Committee has been meeting quarterly with the staff from the City of San Rafael Public Works Department and their landscape maintenance contractor to review and assess the issues pertaining the Point San Pedro Road (PSPR) Medians. At our most recent quarterly meeting held on December 8, City staff
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All concrete work is complete. However, due to unfavorable weather conditions (cold temperatures and rain), the City has decided to postpone Point San Pedro Road resurfacing (from the Dutra Quarry entrance to Biscayne Drive) until early spring 2016. Check http://www.cityofsanrafael.org/pubworks-proj-dppspres for updates. See a previous post (Posted 11/19/15) for more details on this project.
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On Monday November 16, 2015, the Coalition’s Marina Committee met with the S.R. Community Development Department and S.R. Dept. of Public Works (DPW) for our regular monthly review of the developments at The Village at Loch Lomond Marina. The public is encouraged to communicate with the Marina Committee using the Contact the Marina Committee form to raise any issues or concerns so that they
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