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Excavations in Pt. San Pedro Road

Those of you who travel past the construction site at the Loch Lomond Marina have undoubtedly noticed that excavations have been done recently in the newly-paved Pt. San Pedro Road at the entrance to the Marina and Loch Lomond. For reference, the street that enters the Loch Lomond subdivision is called Lochinvar while its “sister” […]

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Roadway Committee Meeting w/S.R. Staff

Members of the Point San Pedro Road Coalition’s Roadway Committee met with City Staff on Friday, September 5 and received the following information pertaining to the San Pedro Road median landscaping:   The growth of plants on most of the medians are proceeding as planned.  Most plants are receiving adequate water from the underground  irrigation system.

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Marin County Drought Restrictions

From the Marin Municipal Water District: The reservoirs are currently at 92% of average storage for this date and 67% of capacity. Consumption is down 14% this week vs. this same week last year. Please be aware of the new water restrictions effective August 19. The MMWD Board of Directors’ call for 25% voluntary rationing

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Goats Work to Reduce Fire Hazard

Our fire prevention minded goats from Goats R Us are moving to the Peacock Point and Peacock Court neighborhood today.  The goats will be eating up hazardous brush and fire fuel and improving our safety measures for homes near the open space. Goat grazing is an ecologically and economically sustainable management tool for fire safety. This is the

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Marin IJ Article

Compromise reached for Point San Pedro Road bike lanes in San Rafael By Megan Hansen mhansen@marinij.com @HansenMegan on Twitter POSTED: 08/19/2014 04:39:41 PM Bike lane striping is set to proceed on Point San Pedro Road after San Rafael City Council members approved a compromise they hope will please both bicyclists and neighbors. More than 110

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