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San Rafael will present survey findings for its proposed Albert Park library and community center at a public meeting Oct. 15. The project has a preliminary estimated cost of $105 million.

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The San Rafael City Council declared a local emergency on Oct. 5 and authorized $500,000 from the General Fund Emergency Reserve for storm preparation, citing NOAA projections of a potentially historic El Niño winter that threatens more than 16,000 residents living near the Bay and its tributaries.


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San Rafael will present survey findings for its proposed Albert Park library and community center at a public meeting Oct. 15. The project has a preliminary estimated cost of $105 million.
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Local Government
San Rafael will present survey findings for its proposed Albert Park library and community center at a public meeting Oct. 15. The project has a preliminary estimated cost of $105 million.


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The Marin County Board of Supervisors voted July 7 to award a $3.4 million Phase 1 design-build contract for a new fire headquarters at San Geronimo Commons, with fire administrative offices relocating to 1600 Los Gamos Drive in San Rafael to save an estimated $8-9 million.

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The City of San Rafael has launched the Southeast San Rafael Specific Plan, a two-year community planning process for one of the nation's most flood-vulnerable neighborhoods, with multiple opportunities for residents to participate starting with email sign-ups and a fall 2026 community event.

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Oakland-based Signature Development Group filed a formal application on July 3 to build 93 for-sale homes at the former Nazareth House senior care site at 245 Nova Albion Way in Terra Linda, triggering a 30-day city review under SB 330.

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The Marin County Board of Supervisors meets Tuesday, July 14, at the Civic Center in San Rafael to consider a $519,000 AECOM study finding the county faces $17 billion in sea level rise adaptation needs, with San Rafael's Canal neighborhood among the most vulnerable communities.
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