The San Rafael Rock Quarry will be holding their annual community update meeting. Representatives from the Quarry will be providing an update on their operations and addressing any questions you may have. They look forward to seeing you there. Saturday, October 17, 2015 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM San Rafael Rock Quarry, 1000 Pt. San […]
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The San Rafael Police Department has made changes in the way they send press releases, newsletters, and emergency alert notifications. If you are subscribed to their press release or newsletter notifications, you do not need to do anything. Your email address has been imported to the new system. The notifications will now come from “CityofSanRafael@public.govdelivery.com”. If
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The Marin County Sheriff’s Department has implemented an improved countywide emergency alert system called AlertMarin. New Emergency Notification System Upgrade If you live, work or go to school in Marin County and are 18 and over, you may now register your cell phone or VoIP (voice over internet protocol) phone to receive emergency alerts sent
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On Monday August 17, 2015, the Coalition’s Marina Committee met with the S.R. Community Development Department for our regular monthly review of the developments at The Village at Loch Lomond Marina. Attending this review were all the members of the Marina Committee, Paul Jensen (Community Development Director) and Josh Minshall (civil engineer) and Chris Bartunek (consulting project engineer) for S.R.
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In case you missed the article on the front page of the August 12, 2015 Marin Independent Journal, it is posted here. It is titled “Loch Lomond Long Wait Ends” by Stephanie Weldy, and describes the current status of the development as well as the Coalition’s involvement in representing our neighborhood over the long history
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The City’s Public Works Department has announced that Phase II of the Point San Pedro Road (PSPR) Repaving project is scheduled to be done this fall. The work will involve repaving PSPR from the Quarry Driveway to Biscayne Drive. This work could not be completed at the same time as Phase I because Phase II
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The fuel dock facility on the west jetty at the Loch Lomond Marina was closed on September 2, 2014 for mitigation work as defined in the Corrective Action Plan (CAP). However, this mitigation work was delayed and is now scheduled to begin early-August 2015 and take approximately 3 weeks to complete. Details of this work is provided
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At the previous DRB meeting, the proposed exterior lighting plan and the residential landscaping and irrigation plan presented by the developers was reviewed. As a result, several suggestions for changes were proposed by the DRB members as well as by citizens (including the Coalition) during the public portion of the meeting. The developers were asked
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The S.R. Community Development Department has been receiving several contacts regarding the lawn currently being installed at the Village at Loch Lomond in the area called the “Marina Green”. This is the area bordering the boardwalk along the marina, between the boardwalk and the parking area. The concerns being voiced relate to the installation of a
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On Monday July 20, 2015, the Coalition’s Marina Committee met with the S.R. Community Development Department for our regular monthly review of the developments at The Village at Loch Lomond Marina. Attending this review were all the members of the Marina Committee, Paul Jensen (Community Development Director) and two members of his staff. The public is
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