Board meetings, strategic plans, and buyer signals from Lidia Que’s organization
Oct 14, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee Regular Meeting
The committee held a regular meeting covering several agenda items. A new member was introduced. The committee reviewed and approved meeting minutes. A special presentation was delivered regarding safe routes to school for Davidson Middle School and Laurel Dell, discussing walk audit findings and potential infrastructure improvements such as sidewalk installation and curb ramps. Additionally, the committee received a report on the Embaradero Way one-way conversion pilot project, which detailed findings from three testing phases, traffic data analysis, and survey results from the community regarding various traffic configurations.
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Sanity Council Finance Subcommittee Meeting Minutes
The committee discussed two primary agenda items: the Marin Sanitary Service 2027 rate adjustment and a potential policy for fee relief for affordable housing projects. Regarding the sanitation contract, the committee deliberated on the proposed base rate increase and the potential reinstatement of a vehicle impact fee, considering a phased-in approach to mitigate the overall rate impact. The discussion on affordable housing focused on a proposed policy to offer development impact fee relief for 100% affordable housing projects, aiming to leverage state and county funding and incentivize such developments.
Oct 13, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Planning Commission Special Meeting
The Planning Commission received a presentation from the Urban Land Institute's Technical Advisory Panel regarding strategies to enhance downtown vibrancy. The discussion focused on a comprehensive analysis of the downtown Fourth Street corridor, addressing key challenges such as homelessness, public safety perceptions, and vacant storefronts. The panel proposed improvements including the implementation of a clean and safe ambassador program, enhanced coordination with the county on social services, and strategies to define and reinforce specific sub-areas within the downtown to encourage economic investment and improve the overall sense of place.
Oct 8, 2026·BoardMeeting
Board
Sea Level Rise Subcommittee For The City Council Meeting
The subcommittee discussed the sea level rise work plan, focusing on emergency preparedness, community engagement, and agency coordination. Key topics included efforts to integrate adaptation strategies into large capital projects, BCDC jurisdiction, federal and state grant opportunities for shoreline adaptation, and the scheduling of future workshops with critical facilities and regional partners. The meeting also addressed the role of dredging in flood mitigation and the potential for green infrastructure projects to support habitat restoration while addressing wastewater treatment needs.
Extracted from official board minutes, strategic plans, and video transcripts.
