Next Meeting:
The Point San Pedro Road Coalition
and
The Federation of San Rafael Neighborhoods
Candidates’ Night
Monday, May 7, 2018
6:00 to 8:00 pm
Jackson Café at Whistlestop, 930 Tamalpais Avenue, San Rafael
Featuring Candidates for Marin County District Attorney
6:00 Meet and greet the candidates
6:30 Candidates’ Forum
Moderated by Retired Marin County Deputy Public Defender Bonnie Marmor
The District Attorney plays a vital role in our community.
Join us for this informative event!
Refreshments courtesy of
Sandy Mahoney, Madison Co. Realtors
Federation march 8th meeting
Many items discussed at last meeting including Albert Park renovations, Updates on General Plan & Transit Center, Development plans on Thirds Street & Whistlestop.
Photos from the Federation holiday party
Attendees included County Supervisors Damon Connolly, Katie Rice and FSRN members and friends from
Bret Hart • Dominican/Black Canyon • Forbes • Gerstle Park Neighborhood Association
Lincoln/San Rafael Hill • Montecito Area Residents Association • North San Pedro Road Coalition
North San Rafael Coalition • Picnic Hill • Rafael Highlands • Sun Valley
Bret Hart • Dominican/Black Canyon • Forbes • Gerstle Park Neighborhood Association
Lincoln/San Rafael Hill • Montecito Area Residents Association • North San Pedro Road Coalition
North San Rafael Coalition • Picnic Hill • Rafael Highlands • Sun Valley
check out our new, local resources page
Quick links to San Rafael City Departments, District Supervisors, SMART and Emergency Notification tools!!!
At the November 6th City Council meeting a slideshow was presented by
Paul Jensen, Community Development Director.
Take a moment to read this succinct summary of past Downtown planning. There is much development pressure on the City, and the Mayor's Downtown Design Committee is hammering out guidelines to steer how the City will look, with hopefully "Timeless" design.
Paul Jensen, Community Development Director.
Take a moment to read this succinct summary of past Downtown planning. There is much development pressure on the City, and the Mayor's Downtown Design Committee is hammering out guidelines to steer how the City will look, with hopefully "Timeless" design.
Click Here to see presentation on and Discussion of Downtown San Rafael Vision
in Preparation for General Plan 2040
OR
View slideshow below:
LITE HOME MAINTENANCE FOR
SAN RAFAEL SENIORS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES
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Station Area Forum II
Wednesday, March 29th
Media Gallery
Watch video from the meeting:
View Slideshow from the presentation:
Residents want their say before consultant
hired for San Rafael transit area redesign
Read Article from Marin IJ
Founded in 1992, the Federation has served as an umbrella and advocacy group for all neighborhoods in San Rafael, south of Puerto Suello Hill.
What we do: The group sees a real need to address multi-neighborhood issues that cross over neighborhood boundaries and impact a multiple number of neighborhoods. Often individual neighbors or neighborhood associations have addressed these issues in ineffective and redundant ways and have been unable to gain the attention of the City of San Rafael. The Federation has gotten involved in Graffiti abatement, downtown development, street repaving, illegal units, wildfire safety, St Vincent’s dining room and many more issues since its inception. The group is made up of both neighborhood associations and individuals who often care about broad issues that can impact all of San Rafael. The group has established a positive partnership with the City and created a vehicle for solving real problems with positive outcomes.
Photo: October Candidates Night - hosted by the Federation. Photo by Jim Draper
Mayor Gary Phillips in a conversation with the FSRN Board at the November meeting.
Topics included the latest on SMART, homelessness, massage parlor reductions, Ritter House, community outreach.
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Federation Gives $1,500 Grant to Marin ReLeaf
Sandra Sellinger, head of Marin ReLeaf recieves Check from the Federation
On May 16th, the Federation of San Rafael Neighborhoods presented a $1500 grant to Marin Releaf to provide funding for the planting of trees in the city. The check was received by San Rafael resident Sandra Sellinger who heads the organization. The origin of this grant was in 2008 when the City Council established a Tree Advisory Committee to advise the city on the existing and possible future street trees, (which it was having increasing trouble funding). Since that time due to budget tightening, the City Street Tree program suffered and efforts for progress are challenged.
The original funding offer of $1500 from Steve Patterson of the Federation was incentive to the City Council for the formation of the Tree Advisory Committee. The Parks Department of San Rafael Public Works and Sandra worked out the details after the Committee’s work was completed. Marin ReLeaf must find funding for each year’s plantings since they do not receive money from the City.
The original funding offer of $1500 from Steve Patterson of the Federation was incentive to the City Council for the formation of the Tree Advisory Committee. The Parks Department of San Rafael Public Works and Sandra worked out the details after the Committee’s work was completed. Marin ReLeaf must find funding for each year’s plantings since they do not receive money from the City.
