Marin County Supervisors to Vote on $9.5 Million Grant for Affordable Housing in Point Reyes Station
Marin County may direct $9.5M to a Point Reyes affordable housing project converting a former Coast Guard site into 54 units.
An odd incident happened at the March 6 meeting of the Mill Valley School District Board of Trustees. Check out the session’s video on the MVSD’s YouTube channel at bit.ly/4iKccRp. The spectacle ...
An estimated 90 to 100 farmworkers and tenants, many of the former who have worked the land for more than three decades, will ...
NASA researchers have discovered that four Bay Area locations are sinking at a concerning ... the latest winter storm to hit the area. A Marin County family had to move out of their home after ...
The Marin County Board of Supervisors will vote on March 11 on whether to declare a three-year "shelter crisis," county ...
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Marin County approves shelter crisis declarationMARIN COUNTY, Calif. - The Marin County Board of Supervisors has unanimously approved a shelter crisis declaration, a move ...
Marin County Board of Supervisors Mulls "Shelter Crisis" Declaration to Fast-Track Emergency Housing
Marin County may declare a "shelter crisis" to fast-track emergency housing on county land, bypassing zoning laws for 3 years ...
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Plan to carve up Marin housing project heads to supervisorsCounty supervisors were initially scheduled to discuss the dual site plan in October. That plan was scrapped after Save Our City scored a victory in Marin County Superior Court, where Judge ...
Homeowners in unincorporated Marin County looking to build an accessory dwelling unit, or ADU, will still be able to save ...
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Marin extends shelter crisis status, eases building codeThe change will allow approval of dwellings that lack a solid foundation, such as recreational vehicles or tiny homes.
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