San Anselmo public meetings in 2023

Climate Action Commission

The Commission will receive updates on several sustainability projects and discuss its role in green building practices. Members will also vote on a pledge to the #BreakFree campaign regarding plastics.

• Vote on Commission’s pledge to #BreakFree campaign
• Discussion of MCE & EV Transportation plans for March 27th Town Council presentation
• Project updates on Car-Free Downtown / Hub Intersection
• Project updates on Compost Bins
• Discussion of Commission’s role in Green Building Practices and Planning

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Quality of Life Commission is meeting to discuss several items, including a letter from MCE (a community choice energy program), finalizing a zero waste grant event, and a 'Big Vision' for sustainability initiatives. The commission will also consider renaming itself and electing new officers. The agenda is largely procedural and discussion-focused, with no major decisions or contracts listed.

• Review and approval of MCE letter
• Finalize date, time, format, and content for Zero Waste Grant event
• Discussion of 'Big Vision' for San Anselmo, including SMART city and sustainability initiatives
• Consideration of new name for the Quality of Life Commission
• Election of new Chair and Vice-Chair

Climate Action Commission

The Sustainability Commission will receive project updates on several environmental initiatives. These updates include discussions on compost bins, transportation, plastics, and the Climate Action Plan.

• Compost Bins project update
• MCE & EV Transportation update
• Plastics project update
• Car-Free Downtown update
• Climate Action Plan update

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is meeting to approve a change to its regular meeting date/location, discuss commission governance and roles, and create subcommittees for projects. They will also hold an ideation session to set the 2018 focus, including updates on the compost pilot project and other initiatives. The agenda includes public comment and approval of minutes.

• Approve change to regular meeting date/location to 4th Monday in Town Council Chambers
• Discussion of commission governance and roles/responsibilities of commissioners
• Creation of sub-committee(s) for individual projects
• Ideation Session #3: 2018 Focus including Zero Waste Marin compost pilot update, Resilient Neighborhoods, Community Engagement (Project Drawdown, Energy Efficiency, Transportation), Town Actions
• Update on ICLEI event in Bonn

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Quality of Life Commission (also referred to as the Climate Action Commission) is meeting to discuss the greenhouse gas (GHG) report, including a report from presenters at the March 14 town council meeting, and to identify future action items. The agenda also includes updates on the Deep Green program, subcommittee projects (Zero Waste grant film, youth commissioners, social media), and scheduling for future meetings. Public comment is limited to items not on the agenda.

• GHG report discussion and future action items
• Deep Green program progress and goals
• Zero Waste grant film subcommittee report
• Youth commissioners future projects
• Social media and QOL/Facebook page updates

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Quality of Life Commission will meet to discuss feedback from the Country Fair Day booth and consider changes for 2017. They will also review progress on subcommittee projects, including increasing Deep Green subscribers, the straws project, and marker recycling, and hear reports on other community activities.

• Discussion of Country Fair Day booth feedback and suggestions for 2017
• Progress update on increasing Deep Green subscribers
• Update on straws project
• Update on marker recycling
• Future presentation by Zero Waste Marin

Climate Action Commission

The Quality of Life Commission will discuss a draft Greenhouse Gas (GHG) inventory report and provide feedback to the Sustainability Coordinator. The meeting also includes updates on subcommittee projects regarding straws and marker recycling.

• Discussion of draft GHG Inventory report
• Straws project progress update
• Marker recycling project progress update
• Zero Waste Marin film grant report

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Quality of Life Commission is meeting to review draft slides for a March 14th greenhouse gas (GHG) report presentation, receive subcommittee recommendations, and discuss progress on various environmental projects including Deep Green, a zero waste film, straws, and marker recycling. The agenda is largely procedural with updates and discussions, no final decisions are listed.

• Review draft slides for March 14th GHG presentation
• Subcommittee report on zero waste film
• Straws project update
• Marker recycling update
• Deep Green progress and goals

Climate Action Commission

The Commission will debrief a recent strategy session and review progress on subcommittee projects including straws, marker recycling, and Deep Green. Members will also discuss priorities for a Zero Waste Grant Application due July 1st and consider rescheduling future meetings.

• Interview of youth commissioner positions
• Straws project progress update
• Marker recycling project progress update
• Deep Green project progress update
• Zero Waste Grant Application priorities discussion

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Quality of Life Commission is meeting to approve prior minutes, hear public comments, and discuss progress on the Deep Green project, including sign-ups and future events. They will also review other subcommittee projects such as the straws initiative, marker recycling, speaker events, and awards. The meeting is routine with no major decisions or public hearings on the agenda.

• Deep Green project sign-ups and future events
• Straws project update
• Marker recycling update
• Speakers events update
• Awards update

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Quality of Life Commission is meeting to approve minutes, hear public comments, and discuss progress on the Deep Green project, including sign-ups and future events. They will also review other subcommittee projects such as the straws project, marker recycling, speaker events, and awards or annual events. The meeting is largely procedural with updates and planning for future meetings.

• Deep Green project sign-ups and future events
• Straws project progress
• Marker recycling progress
• Speakers events planning
• Awards and/or annual event discussion

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Quality of Life Commission is holding a full-day visioning workshop to review its charter, history, accomplishments, and current mission, and to define long- and short-term objectives. The meeting includes public comment periods and an action item review. This is a planning and discussion session, not a decision-making meeting on specific items.

• Visioning workshop morning session: review of QOL charter, history, accomplishments, mission and priorities
• Visioning workshop afternoon session: discussion of long- and short-term objectives and summary of workshop output
• Open time for public expression (5 minutes)

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Quality of Life Commission is meeting to approve prior minutes, hear public comments, and review progress on the Deep Green project and other subcommittee initiatives. They will also discuss future events, including a presentation by Zero Waste Marin and a brainstorming session. The meeting is largely routine with updates and planning, not major decisions.

• Approval of March 21 and April 16 minutes
• Deep Green project: progress on sign-ups and future events
• Subcommittee projects: straws, marker recycling, speaker events, awards/annual event
• Future presentation by Zero Waste Marin
• Confirmation of brainstorming session on May 21, 2019

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Quality of Life Commission is meeting to hear a briefing on Zero Waste Marin, review progress on subcommittee projects, and plan for the Country Fair Day booth. The agenda includes routine items like approving minutes and public comment, along with updates on community sustainability efforts.

• Zero Waste Marin briefing by Judith Silver
• Discussion on increasing Deep Green subscribers
• Straws project update
• Marker recycling update
• Country Fair Day booth planning for September 25

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Quality of Life Commission is meeting to discuss several items, including a 'Big Vision' for the town focusing on SMART city and sustainability initiatives, a Zero Waste Grant for 2018, and future initiatives such as renaming the commission and electing new officers. The agenda also includes routine items like approval of minutes and public expression. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion of 'Big Vision' for San Anselmo, including SMART city and sustainability initiatives
• Zero Waste Grant 2018: help with grant ideas and plan QoL's 2018 event
• Future initiatives: new name for the QoL Commission, elect new Chair and Vice-Chair, attract new members
• Open time for public expression (10 minutes, 3-minute speaker limit)

Climate Action Commission

The Sustainability Commission will discuss and set priorities for the 2019/2020 Climate Action Plan. The meeting includes discussions on funding for greenhouse gas reduction and a potential declaration of a Climate Emergency.

• Setting 2019/2020 Climate Action Plan priorities
• Discussion of Climate Emergency declaration
• Request for Golden Gate Transit to allow e-Bikes on ferry
• Discussion of Green Building code update
• Request for free garden compost through Marin Sanitary

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is meeting to discuss energy program offerings, green building strategies, and planning for a greenhouse gas update to the Town Council. They will also receive project updates on the Climate Action Plan, EV strategy, plastics, and compost bins. The meeting includes public comment time and approval of previous minutes.

• Energy program offerings and resources presentation by Kellen Dammann (County of Marin)
• Green building and reducing emissions in built environment discussion with James Bill (licensed architect)
• Planning for March 26 GHG Update for Council
• Update on San Anselmo Climate Action Plan by Ellie Cohen
• Discussion on creating an EV Subcommittee

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is meeting to discuss project updates and next steps on a range of environmental initiatives, including green building codes, electric vehicle transportation, plastics reduction, compost bins, and a possible reduced speed limit ordinance. The agenda also includes public comment, approval of minutes, and a review of commissioner numbers for a possible temporary reduction. Most items are discussion items rather than final decisions.

• Green building codes: composting toilets, graywater, tiny houses with Town Building Official Erica Freeman
• MCE & EV transportation update
• Reduced speed limit ordinance discussion
• Car-free downtown / hub intersection discussion
• Possible pesticide ban discussion

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is meeting to discuss updates on various sustainability projects, including plastics, climate action, electric vehicles, and compost bins. They will also hear a presentation on a food serviceware ordinance for town vendors, followed by a Q&A session. The meeting is open to public comment on non-agenda items.

• Food Serviceware Ordinance presentation to town vendors with Q&A
• Plastics project update
• Climate Action Plan update
• MCE & EV Transportation update
• Compost Bins update

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is meeting to approve minutes, hear public comments, and receive project updates on plastics, a compost pilot study, the Climate Action Plan, and an EV policy and General Plan amendment. No decisions are listed on the agenda; the meeting is primarily for discussion and updates.

• Plastics project update
• Compost Pilot Study update
• Climate Action Plan update
• EV Policy and General Plan Amendment update

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is meeting to prepare a presentation for the Town Council and receive updates on various projects, including a plastics ordinance proposal, a compost pilot study, the Climate Action Plan, and electric vehicle initiatives. Public comment is limited to non-agenda items.

• Prep for TAM presentation to Town Council on 4/24
• Plastics ordinance proposal update
• Compost pilot study charter review and timeline
• Climate Action Plan timeline update
• MCE and EV transportation update

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is meeting remotely to discuss and take action on several climate-related items, including providing comments to the Town Council on the draft budget and generator noise restrictions, considering support for a utility user tax for climate funding, and reviewing proposed comments on state small off-road engine regulations. They will also receive updates on ongoing projects like a 2-stroke engine ordinance and solar storage for Town Hall.

• Consider supporting a Utility User Tax initiative for climate action funding
• Provide comments to Town Council on draft Town budget
• Provide comments on generator noise restrictions and consider battery bank alternative
• Review proposed comments to California Air Resources Board on Small Off-Road Engines regulations
• Status update on Single Use Foodware Ordinance and Plastic Bag Ordinance during COVID-19

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will discuss and set priorities for the 2019/2020 Climate Action Plan, and review old business including a recommendation on gas-powered leaf blowers and joining the EcoMobility Alliance. Public comment is limited to non-agenda items.

• Discussion and priority-setting for 2019/2020 Climate Action Plan
• Recommendation to Town Council on gas-powered leaf blowers
• Update on Country Fair Day booth and parade
• Joining EcoMobility Alliance
• Green Building Reach Code

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will hold a special meeting to discuss and vote on sending a letter to the Town Council opposing the wildfire JPA item until it is reframed around resilience, climate change adaptation funding, and local emissions reduction. The agenda includes public expression time and the single action item.

• Vote on letter to Town Council opposing wildfire JPA item until reframed around resilience and climate adaptation funding
• Open time for public expression (3-minute limit per speaker, 5-minute for organization spokespersons)

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will consider proposed green building and energy efficiency standards for residential and commercial projects, and make a recommendation to the Town Council. The commission will also discuss gas-powered leaf blowers, joining the EcoMobility Alliance, and set priorities for the Climate Action Plan. The meeting includes an interview with a youth commissioner applicant and public comment time.

• Proposed green building standards include CalGreen Tier 1 for new construction, higher efficiency for gas-using structures, and EV charger wiring for new residential and commercial buildings
• Review of Construction and Demolition Materials Recovery ordinance (Municipal Code Section 9-20.05)
• Discussion and possible recommendation on gas-powered leaf blowers
• Consideration of joining EcoMobility Alliance
• Climate Action Plan priorities for 2019/2020

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will interview a youth commissioner applicant, approve minutes, and take public comments. They will discuss and potentially act on items including a booth at Country Fair Day, building code updates and reach codes, a recommendation on gas-powered leaf blowers, and selecting a date for a solar/energy efficiency workshop. Project updates will cover neighbor response groups, EV strategy, climate action plan, single-use food service ware ordinance, and funding for local climate action.

• Interview with Youth Commissioner Applicant
• Recommendation to Town Council on gas powered leaf blowers
• Update on Building Code Update and Reach Codes
• Select date for solar/energy efficiency community workshop with Cool The Earth and Marin County Community Development Agency
• Discussion re: funding for local climate action

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is meeting to approve minutes and a regular meeting time, then will discuss updates and next steps on several climate-related projects, including the Climate Action Plan, a single-use food service ware ordinance, an EV strategy, and funding for local climate action. Public comment is limited to items not on the agenda.

• Discussion of Climate Action Plan (Ellie Cohen)
• Discussion of Single Use Food Service Ware Ordinance (Jinesse Reynolds)
• Discussion of EV Strategy (Kurt Johnson)
• Discussion of events for San Anselmo Ave. Road Closure/Country Fair Day
• Discussion re: funding for local climate action

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will meet remotely via Zoom to discuss and potentially act on several items, including studying solar+storage for Town Hall, coordinating with neighboring towns, and considering street closures for safer pedestrian and cyclist access. They will also receive updates on the Single Use Foodware and Plastic Bag Ordinances and a proposed 2-stroke engine ordinance. Public comments are accepted during the meeting.

• Feasibility study for Solar+Storage at Town Hall
• Coordination with Fairfax and other Central Marin towns
• Status update on Single Use Foodware Ordinance and Plastic Bag Ordinance
• Consideration of street closures or vehicle restrictions for safer streets
• Status update on proposed 2-stroke engine ordinance

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will meet remotely via Zoom due to the COVID-19 shelter-in-place order. They will elect a chair and vice chair, approve prior minutes, and discuss old business including recommending Climate Action Plan priorities to the Town Council and commenting on the draft 2018 Greenhouse Gas Inventory. New business includes a proposed two-stroke engine ordinance, a solar installation request, streets and social distancing, and a wildfire resiliency grant.

• Recommendation to Town Council on Climate Action Plan priorities for 2020/2021
• Comments on draft 2018 Town Greenhouse Gas Inventory report
• Proposed 2 stroke engine ordinance
• California Solar & Storage Association request to allow solar installation work in eased COVID-19 construction restrictions
• Proposition 84 Wildfire Resiliency and Recovery Planning Grants

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is holding a special meeting to discuss the Climate Safe San Anselmo initiative. The agenda includes public comment and a 45-minute discussion item, with no formal decisions scheduled.

• Discussion of Climate Safe San Anselmo
• Open time for public expression (3-minute limit per speaker)

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will discuss and potentially act on several items, including Transportation Agency of Marin (TAM) funding opportunities, recommending letters supporting state and federal plastic pollution bills, and supporting a Deep Green Double Down 2020 promotion. They will also review the annual update to the Town Council and funding for Climate Action Plan projects, plus updates on foodware ordinances, green building codes, and EV charging stations. The meeting includes public comment and election of a chair and vice chair.

• Discuss TAM funding opportunities with Councilmember Brian Colbert
• Recommend letters supporting SB 54, AB 1080, SB 3263, and HR 5845 on plastic pollution
• Support Deep Green Double Down 2020 promotion
• Discuss annual update to Town Council and funding for Climate Action Plan projects for FY 2020/21 and 2021/22
• Update on San Anselmo and County Foodware Ordinance, green building code, and EV charging stations

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will discuss and set priorities for the 2019/2020 Climate Action Plan, and consider a recommendation to the Town Council on a proposed ordinance regarding 2-cycle engines for landscape maintenance, including gas-powered leaf blowers. Updates will be provided on the Green Building code update and a solar/battery workshop. New business includes town use of generators versus solar power and funding mechanisms for reducing greenhouse gases.

• Discussion and priority-setting for the 2019/2020 Climate Action Plan
• Recommendation to Town Council on ordinance related to 2-cycle engines (gas leaf blowers)
• Update on Green Building code update
• Update on December 14, 2019 solar/battery workshop
• Discussion on town use of generators versus solar power

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will meet remotely to discuss and take action on several climate initiatives, including a letter of support for a state bill banning gas-powered landscape equipment, a report on a special Climate Action Fund budget amendment, and recommendations for youth commissioner candidates. The commission will also receive updates on clean energy, transportation, electrification, waste reduction, and water conservation projects. Public comments will be accepted during the meeting.

• Letter of support for state bill banning gas-powered landscape equipment
• Report on Town Budget amendment for special Climate Action Fund
• Discussion of youth commissioner candidates and recommendation
• Marin Water drought plans including pipeline and desalination
• Electrification of Town Center water heater, furnace, and generator

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will meet remotely to discuss promoting electric vehicles, review a Marin Civil Grand Jury report on climate adaptation, and consider draft fence regulations for wildlife corridors. They will also receive updates on ongoing projects like a 2-stroke engine ordinance and MCE Deep Green enrollment.

• Presentation on Drive Clean Bay Area's Electrify Your Ride program and Governor's EV order
• Review and recommendation on Marin Civil Grand Jury report on Climate Change Adaptation
• Discussion of draft fence regulations related to wildlife corridors
• Update on proposed 2-stroke engine ordinance
• Update on MCE Deep Green enrollment initiative

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is meeting remotely to discuss waste reduction with Marin Sanitary, advise the Town Council on responding to a grand jury report on climate change adaptation, and consider forming a subcommittee for quarterly town forums. They will also receive updates on ongoing projects like a two-stroke engine ordinance and MCE Deep Green enrollment.

• Presentation from Marin Sanitary on waste reduction
• Discussion on advising Town Council on Marin Civil Grand Jury climate change report
• Possible subcommittee for quarterly 'Town Forums' on priority projects
• Update on proposed 2-stroke engine ordinance after Town Council meeting on 9/22
• Update on MCE Deep Green enrollment initiative

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will discuss identifying locations for EV charging stations and pursuing federal grant dollars. Members will also receive updates on several ongoing projects, including ordinances regarding two-stroke engines and single-use foodware.

• Presentation from MCE on Deep Green enrollment
• Discussion on EV charging station locations and federal grant opportunities
• Update on proposed 2 stroke engine ordinance
• Update on Single Use Foodware and Plastic Bag Ordinances
• Status updates on compost giveaway, gas generator alternatives, and town solar/storage

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is meeting remotely to conduct interviews for two Youth Commissioner positions and discuss several climate-related items, including software for climate solutions, promoting alternatives to gas generators during PSPS events, potential funding for solar EV charging, and a possible revision to the Town's Integrated Pest Management ordinance. They will also consider recommending Town Council support for a Senate Housing Package and receive status updates on a proposed 2-stroke engine ordinance and Solar+Storage for Town Hall.

• Interview two potential Youth Commissioners
• Discuss Climate Solutions Network Software
• Promoting alternatives to gas generators during PSPS
• Possible funding opportunities for solar EV charging
• Consider possible revision to Town Integrated Pest Management ordinance

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is holding a special meeting to discuss project updates, including a revised plastics ordinance, a compost pilot study, the Climate Action Plan, and electric vehicle policy. Public comment is limited to items not on the agenda.

• Updated plastics ordinance review and endorsement from Marin Sanitary
• Compost pilot study project timeline and update
• Climate Action Plan update
• Draft EV general plan amendment and EV policy discussion

Climate Action Commission

The Sustainability Commission will review updates on several ongoing projects. These discussions include topics ranging from plastics and compost bins to climate action and transportation.

• Climate Action Plan update
• MCE & EV Transportation update
• Car-Free Downtown / Hub Intersection update
• Reduced Speed Limit Ordinance discussion
• Diesel-Free Statement of Purpose discussion

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will elect a chair and receive project updates on green building codes, EV policy, plastics, compost bins, disaster preparedness, speed limits, car-free downtown, and pesticides. The commission may choose projects and leads for green building codes and consider a draft EV policy to recommend to the Town Council.

• Elect Chair
• Green Building Codes - choose project(s) & lead(s)
• EV Transportation - consider draft EV policy and make recommendation to Town Council
• Reduced Speed Limit Ordinance
• Car-Free Downtown / Hub Intersection

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission is meeting to discuss and take action on several climate-related items, including a review of 2018 greenhouse gas inventory data, electric vehicle (EV) budget planning and policy revisions, and updates to the town's climate action plan. The agenda also includes presentations from County of Marin staff on Drawdown Marin and energy programs, as well as project updates on plastics and compost bins. Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per speaker.

• Review of 2018 Greenhouse Gas Inventory Data
• EV Policy revision for Feb 12th Town Council
• San Anselmo Public Works EV Budget Planning
• Drawdown Marin presentation by County of Marin
• Update on San Anselmo Climate Plan

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Sustainability Commission will discuss and potentially make recommendations on several environmental items, including a draft resolution supporting the Green New Deal and Paris Climate Accord, a Climate Action Plan draft, and a presentation for the Town Council. The meeting also includes public comment and project updates on EV strategy, plastics, and compost bins.

• Draft resolution calling for Federal Green New Deal and affirming Paris Climate Accord commitment
• Review of draft Climate Action Plan
• Finalize presentation for March 26 Town Council Sustainability Commission report and annual Greenhouse Gas Update
• Discussion on green building and reducing emissions in built environment
• Project updates: EV strategy, plastics, compost bins

Climate Action Commission

The Sustainability Commission will review a draft Climate Action Plan and a resolution regarding the federal Green New Deal. The body will also consider recommendations for the Town Council regarding food service waste and coffee shop fees.

• Review draft Climate Action Plan
• Proposed resolution for federal Green New Deal
• Amendments to Food Service Ware Ordinance
• Requirement for 3 bin trash receptacles in restaurants
• Proposed $.25 cup charge at coffee shops

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission will discuss and potentially decide on two event proposals for 2024: a Beatles-themed event and a Battle of the Bands competition. The meeting will also include updates on public art projects, youth scholarships, and commission subcommittee structure.

• Consideration of Beatles Event 2024
• Event Application - Battle of the Bands 2024
• Update on HUB Beautification
• Update on Youth Scholarship Program
• Mural - Public Art Project

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission holds its monthly meeting, primarily discussing upcoming events and planning. Items include debriefing a Beatles tribute, planning Music in the Park and Country Fair Day, setting 2019 goals, and discussing social media, art curation, and a public art project. The meeting is largely discussion-based with no formal votes or contracts listed.

• Debrief of Beatles Tribute event
• Discussion of Music in the Park
• Discussion of Country Fair Day
• Discussion of 2019 SAAC Goals
• Discussion of Public Art Project

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily discussing future plans including 2019 goals (with Beatles & Music in the Park), a debrief of Country Fair Day, and potential public art projects. The agenda is mostly discussion items with no formal votes or decisions listed.

• Discussion of 2019 SAAC Goals including Beatles & Music in the Park
• Debrief of Country Fair Day
• Discussion of Public Art Project
• Discussion of curating art and social media
• Introduction of new commissioners

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting to discuss several items, including selecting a new chair, planning holiday events, the Reimagine Creek Park project, setting 2019 goals and calendar, and website/social media updates. The meeting also includes public comment time and routine approvals.

• Discussion of new chair selection
• Holiday planning discussion
• Reimagine Creek Park discussion
• 2019 SAAC goals and calendar
• Website and social media discussion

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission will hold its monthly meeting to discuss the recap of 2019 events, remaining 2019 activities, and 2020 initiatives including utility boxes, storefronts, scholarships, and murals. The meeting will also include a public expression period and a treasurer’s report.

• Review of Day of the Dead event
• Planning for 2020 initiatives: utility boxes, storefronts, scholarships, murals
• Holiday Party scheduled for December 9 at Taco Janes, Hub, and Creekside

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, with the main action item being a decision on the Sidewalk Art Project. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes, public comment, and discussion of future agenda items.

• Sidewalk Art Project action item with staff report
• Approval of minutes from March 8, 2021
• Public comment period (3 min per speaker, 5 min for organization spokespersons)
• Next regular meeting scheduled for April 12

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily discussing ongoing projects such as the Munny Doll Exhibit, Art on the Avenue, a sidewalk project, a youth project, and the commission's budget. The meeting also includes public comment, approval of previous minutes, and a treasurer's report.

• Discussion of Munny Doll Exhibit
• Discussion of Art on the Avenue
• Discussion of Sidewalk Project
• Discussion of Youth Project
• Discussion of Budget and Scholarships

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily to discuss various ongoing and potential projects, including open commission seats, social media/website updates, a sidewalk project, youth projects, sponsorships, art exhibits, murals, fundraising, and a crosswalk. The meeting also includes approval of minutes, a treasurer's report, and public comment. No final decisions are expected on these discussion items.

• Discussion of open seats on the Commission
• Social media/website update
• Sidewalk project
• Youth in Arts sponsorship
• Art on the Avenue and Munny Doll Exhibit

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily discussing ongoing projects including youth commissioner interviews, the Utility Box Project, storefronts, murals, and 2020/2021 projects. The meeting also includes routine items like approval of minutes, a treasurer's report, and public comment.

• Youth Commissioner Interviews
• Utility Box Project
• Storefronts
• Murals
• 2020/2021 projects

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily to discuss ongoing and upcoming public art initiatives, including the Utility Box Project, storefront displays, murals, and projects for 2020/2021. The agenda also includes routine items such as approval of minutes, a treasurer's report, and public comment. No formal decisions are listed; all items are discussion-only.

• Discussion of Utility Box Project
• Discussion of storefront art displays
• Discussion of murals
• Discussion of SIP photos/Library
• Discussion of 2020/2021 projects

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily to discuss and potentially decide on winners for the Utility Box Project and scholarships, as well as plan for 2020/2021 projects, storefronts, and a summer remote internship. The meeting includes public comment time and approval of previous minutes.

• Utility Box Project winners discussion
• Scholarship winners discussion
• 2020/2021 projects planning
• Storefronts discussion
• Summer remote internship discussion

Arts Commission

The Commission will review the Country Fair Day and discuss upcoming 2019 events including Day of the Dead, Tree Lighting, and a Holiday Party. Members will also discuss various 2020 initiatives such as utility boxes, storefronts, and scholarships.

• Country Fair Day recap
• Day of the Dead/Cedars event discussion
• Tree Lighting and Holiday Party planning
• 2020 initiatives including utility boxes and storefronts
• Discussion of potential murals and youth in arts programs

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting to approve minutes, hear the treasurer's report, and discuss several upcoming events including the Cedars Juried Show, MIP, and Beatles-themed activities. The agenda includes public expression time and updates on social media and website administration.

• Approval of June 10, 2019 minutes
• Treasurer's report
• Discussion of Cedars Juried Show
• Discussion of Beatles event logistics (Sign-up Genius, checklist, PR/postcards, ticket giveaway with Creekside Movies)
• Social media/website update including adding Facebook admins

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily consisting of routine procedural items such as approving minutes and a treasurer's report. The main discussion items include updates on the Cedars Juried Show, MIP coverage, and other ongoing projects, with public comment allowed on non-agenda matters.

• Approval of May 13, 2019 minutes
• Treasurer's report
• Discussion: Cedars Juried Show
• Discussion: MIP Coverage
• Discussion: Wraps Update

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, with discussion items including an update on Music in the Park, a budget and donations review, website updates, Creek Park, youth commissioners, and a proposal to reduce membership to nine. The majority of the meeting will be spent on a Beatles-related topic. Public comment is allowed on non-agenda items.

• Discussion of Music in the Park update
• Donations and budget review
• Proposal to reduce commission membership to 9 members
• Beatles-themed discussion (majority of meeting)
• Introduction of new Commissioner Elizabeth Grasso

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting to discuss updates on community events and programs, including Music in the Park, Movies in the Park, and Creek Park. The agenda includes a treasurer's report, a budget review, and discussions on the commission's website and social media presence. No formal decisions are listed; the items are discussion-only.

• Music in the Park update
• Donations/Budget Review
• Movies in the Park
• Creek Park update
• Website and social media discussion

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily to debrief the Beatles Tribute event and receive updates on the Country Fair Day and Music in the Park. The agenda is mostly routine, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.

• Debrief of Beatles Tribute event
• Update on Country Fair Day
• Update on Music in the Park
• Approval of July 9, 2018 minutes
• Treasurer's report

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is meeting to discuss upcoming events and administrative matters. Items include planning a Beatles tribute, filling the vacant secretary position, arranging band and sound for Country Fair Day at Creek Park, and an update on Music in the Park. The meeting is open to public comment on non-agenda items.

• Beatles Tribute – planning discussion
• Secretary Position – needs to be filled
• Country Fair Day – band and sound at Creek Park
• Music in the Park – update

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily focused on interviewing candidates for the Youth Commissioner position and discussing a community art installation on Magnolia Avenue. The agenda also includes routine items like approving minutes, a treasurer's report, and filling a vacant secretary position, along with updates on various community events.

• Youth Commissioner interviews
• Community Art Installation on Magnolia Avenue
• Secretary position to be filled
• Country Fair Day band and sound at Creek Park
• Updates on Beatles Tribute, Music in the Park, Art Festival

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily discussing updates on social media, Art on the Avenue, fundraising, and a 2-3 year plan for public art including sidewalk, crosswalk, murals, and free-standing art. The agenda is mostly discussion items with no formal decisions listed.

• Discussion of Art on the Avenue program
• Fundraising discussion
• 2-3 year plan for public art: sidewalk, crosswalk, murals, free-standing art
• Social media and website update
• Introduction of new commissioners

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily discussing the 2021 budget, storefronts, murals, utility box updates, youth projects, and website/social media updates. The agenda is largely discussion-oriented with no final decisions listed.

• Treasurer's Report and 2021 Budget View
• Storefronts discussion
• Murals discussion
• Utility Box Update
• Youth Project discussion

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily to discuss ongoing and future public art initiatives, including Phase 2 of the Utility Boxes project, murals, storefront art, street barriers, social media posts, and potential 2021 projects. The agenda also includes routine items such as approval of minutes, a treasurer's report, and public comment. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Discussion of Utility Boxes Phase 2
• Discussion of murals
• Discussion of storefront art (ICC Artists)
• Discussion of street barriers
• Discussion of 2021 projects

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission will hold its monthly meeting to discuss and plan upcoming events, including scholarships, music programs, and art curation. The meeting will also review financial reports and social media goals, with no formal decisions expected.

• Scholarships discussion
• Music in the Park planning
• Beatles event planning with Eventbrite and graphics update
• Country Fair Day planning
• Creek Park student contest update

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily discussing the 2018 budget and vision, along with marketing efforts and upcoming events like a Beatles tribute and Music in the Park. The agenda is mostly discussion items with no final decisions listed.

• Discussion of 2018 budget and vision
• Marketing via webpage and Facebook
• Beatles Tribute event discussion
• Music in the Park discussion
• Public art shows discussion

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission will meet to discuss the 2018 budget and vision. The agenda includes discussions regarding various community programs and upcoming holiday planning.

• 2018 Budget & Vision discussion
• Country Fair Day review
• Beatles Tribute discussion
• Music in the Park discussion
• Public Art Shows and Holiday Planning discussion

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting to discuss several ongoing projects and programs, including the Utility Box Project, scholarships, Music in the Park, the Beatles/Review budget, and storefront improvements. The meeting includes public comment time and approval of prior minutes.

• Utility Box Project update and needs
• Scholarships discussion
• Music in the Park program
• Beatles/Review budget review
• Storefronts discussion

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission will hold its regular monthly meeting to approve minutes, hear public comments, receive a treasurer’s report, and discuss several arts-related projects and progress updates. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

Arts Commission

The Commission will review a recap of the Neon Light Installation. Members will also discuss various upcoming 2020 projects, including music programs, murals, and utility box art.

• Neon Light Installation recap
• Discussion of 2020 initiatives including Music in the Park and Murals
• Discussion of Youth in Arts at Stapleton
• Discussion of utility boxes and storefront projects

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting to discuss upcoming events, including Country Fair Day, the remainder of 2019 events, and potential 2020 initiatives and partnerships. The agenda is largely procedural, with no specific decisions or proposals detailed.

• Discussion of Country Fair Day
• Discussion of remainder of 2019 events
• Discussion of 2020 initiatives and partnerships
• Approval of minutes from August 12, 2019
• Treasurer's report

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily discussing old business items including the 2018 budget and vision, marketing efforts, and upcoming events like a Beatles tribute and Music in the Park. The meeting is largely procedural, with public comment limited to non-agenda items.

• Discussion of 2018 budget and vision
• Marketing updates for webpage and Facebook
• Beatles Tribute event discussion
• Music in the Park discussion
• Public art shows discussion

Economic Development Committee

The San Anselmo Economic Development Committee will meet to discuss its working group structure and priorities, including communications, placemaking, merchant support, and chamber collaboration. They will also set goals for the March 12, 2024 quarterly meeting and receive updates on recreation, parking, and Small Business Month. The meeting is open to public comment.

• Discussion of EDC Working Group Structure and Priorities
• Goals for March 12, 2024 Quarterly Meeting
• Recreation Department updates: Winter Events, Live on the Avenue recap
• Downtown Parking Study update
• Small Business Month update

Arts Commission

The Arts Commission will meet via Zoom to discuss several ongoing and future art initiatives. Discussion topics include the Utility Box Phase 2 wrap-up, storefronts, murals, and youth projects.

• Utility Box – Phase 2 Wrap-up
• Storefronts discussion
• Murals 2021 planning
• Crosswalk / Sidewalk Art discussion
• Youth Project and Fundraising discussions

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting, primarily discussing ongoing and future public art initiatives, including Phase 2 of utility box art, murals, social media posts, and 2021 projects. The agenda also includes routine items like approval of minutes, a treasurer's report, and public comment.

• Discussion of Utility Boxes Phase 2
• Discussion of Murals
• Discussion of Social Media Posts
• Discussion of 2021 Projects

Arts Commission

The Commission will discuss updates regarding several community events including Country Fair Day, a Beatles Tribute, and Music in the Park. Members will also discuss marketing strategies and the need to fill the Secretary position.

• Filling the Secretary position
• Country Fair Day band and sound at Creek Park
• Beatles Tribute update
• Music in the Park update
• San Anselmo Art Festival update

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission holds its regular monthly meeting to receive a treasurer’s report, discuss fundraising and marketing updates, and review banner fees for Music in the Park and a Beatles tribute concert. No formal decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Banner fees totaling $1,315 for Music in the Park ($475) and Beatles tribute ($840)
• 2018 budget update presented by Kerrie
• Discussion of fundraising opportunities and public art shows

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting to discuss and review various arts-related items, including the 2018 budget and vision, marketing efforts, and upcoming events. The agenda includes public comment, a treasurer's report, and updates on several community activities. No final decisions are listed; most items are for discussion or review.

• 2018 Budget & Vision – Discuss
• Marketing – Webpage, Facebook, other – Update
• Country Fair Day – Review
• Beatles Tribute – Discuss
• Music in the Park – Discuss

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is holding its monthly meeting to discuss several old business items, including a planning ordinance, a Beatles tribute, Music in the Park, Picnics on the Plaza, and a fundraiser. The commission will also receive updates on the Country Fair Day and marketing efforts, and hear public comments on non-agenda matters.

• Discussion of Planning Ordinance
• Discussion of Beatles Tribute event
• Discussion of Music in the Park
• Discussion of Picnics on the Plaza
• Update on Country Fair Day

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission will hold its monthly meeting, primarily discussing several community arts projects. Key discussion items include the Utility Box Project, the Beatles event (covering budget, security, online ticket sales, and food), Music in the Park, storefronts, scholarships, and the Cedars Harmony Exhibit. The meeting is open to public comment, but no action will be taken on non-agenda items.

• Utility Box Project discussion
• Beatles event: budget, security, online sales, food
• Music in the Park discussion
• Storefronts discussion
• Scholarships discussion

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission will hold its monthly meeting to elect a new chair, co-chair, and secretary, and to set goals for 2019 including the February Art Night/Heart Event. The commission will also review social media guidelines, website plans, and a Creek Park update.

• Elect new Chair, Co-Chair, and Secretary
• Plan February Art Night/Heart Event
• Set 2019 Arts Commission goals and calendar
• Review social media goals and guidelines
• Discuss website updates and Creek Park progress

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to receive updates on grant projects, trails, paths, and lanes, and to discuss a draft Sidewalk Masterplan. The agenda is largely procedural with no specific decisions or dollar amounts listed.

• Update on grant projects
• Update on trails, paths, and lanes
• Discussion of draft Sidewalk Masterplan

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will receive updates on various grant projects and the status of trails, paths, and lanes. The meeting includes discussions regarding pavement rehabilitation and sidewalk projects.

• SFD Pavement Rehabilitation from the Hub to the Town of Ross
• Brookside School Sidewalk on Butterfield Road and SFD
• School Bike Spine project (4.5 mi from Ross to Town Limit on Butterfield Road)
• Update on Trails, Paths, and Lanes

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will meet to review and discuss the adoption of the Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Masterplan update by the Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM). The agenda also includes future agenda items and setting the next meeting date. No formal decisions are listed; the discussion is the main item.

• Review and discuss adoption of Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Masterplan update by TAM
• Future agenda items
• Next meeting date

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to review the Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Masterplan update by the Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) and discuss a recommendation to the Town Council. The agenda also includes future agenda items and setting the next meeting date.

• Review of Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Masterplan update by TAM
• Discussion of recommendation to Town Council

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle Pedestrian Task Force will discuss plans submitted to NTPP by the Public Works Director regarding the hub and Greenfield Avenue. The committee will also discuss plans for installing bicycle racks.

• Discussion on hub and Greenfield Avenue bicycle facilitation plans
• Discussion on bicycle rack installation plans

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Task Force meets to discuss updates from a prior advisory committee meeting, bike rack installations, and grant funding extensions. Members will review priority projects for the Bicycle Plan and consider sharrows on San Anselmo Avenue and improvements for Greenfield Avenue repaving. Budget allocations for 2009-10 bicycle improvements are also discussed.

• Review priority setting for Bicycle Plan projects
• Discuss sharrows on San Anselmo Avenue and bike improvements for Greenfield Avenue repaving
• Discuss 2009-10 budget allocations for bicycle improvements
• Update on bike rack installation and extension of grant funding date
• Report on status of bike rack installation

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss and update several bicycle-related projects, including final plans for the hub and Greenfield Avenue, bike rack locations and a parking grant, sharrows and striping, and a consultant RFP for the NTPP Corridor Study. The committee will also develop a status report list for town bicycle projects. This is a working meeting with no final decisions expected.

• Discussion of final plans for the hub and Greenfield Avenue to facilitate bicycles
• Update on bike rack locations and installation, and TFCA bike parking grant
• Update on sharrows and striping under NTPP grant
• Progress on Request For Proposals for NTPP Corridor Study consultants
• Development of status report list for town bicycle projects

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Task Force met to review revisions to plans for the hub and Greenfield Avenue, discuss bicycle rack installations, and evaluate sharrows and striping updates. The committee also considered reviewing consultant RFPs for the NTPP Corridor Study.

• Discussion on revisions to plans for the hub and Greenfield Avenue to facilitate bicycles
• Update on installation of bicycle racks throughout town and bike parking grant (TFCA)
• Update and discussion regarding sharrows and striping (NTPP grant)
• Discussion on reviewing the Request For Proposals for consultants for the NTPP Corridor Study

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Task Force is meeting to discuss bicycle and pedestrian improvements, including plans for the hub and Greenfield Avenue, installation of bike racks and sharrows, and safety studies. The agenda also includes budget updates and communication strategies. This is a discussion-focused meeting with no formal votes or decisions listed.

• Discussion on plans for the hub and Greenfield Avenue to facilitate bicycles
• Discussion on installation of bicycle racks and sharrows throughout town
• Discussion of pedestrian and bicycle safety as studied by Rutgers University
• 2008-09 Budget update and discussion of bicycle-related projects
• Discussion on upcoming presentation by Tom Peacock to the Quality of Life Commission

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to continue work on the San Anselmo Bicycle Master Plan update. They will review updated mapping, discuss a map of hub crossings, and consider a preliminary recommendations memo and priorities. This is a working discussion session, not a final decision-making meeting.

• Review of updated mapping for the Bicycle Master Plan
• Discussion of hub crossings map
• Discussion of preliminary recommendations memo
• Discussion of priorities for the plan

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to review and approve the final draft of the Bicycle Master Plan and recommend it to the Town Council. The meeting includes public comment time. The agenda is otherwise procedural, with no other substantive items.

• Review and approval of final draft Bicycle Master Plan
• Recommendation of approval to Town Council at March 25, 2008 meeting
• Open time for public expression

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will elect a Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary. Members will also receive updates on completed projects and upcoming infrastructure work.

• Election of Chair, Vice Chair, and Secretary
• Update on Brookside School Sidewalk at Butterfield Road and SFD
• Update on Saunders HAWK signal at SFD
• Update on Butterfield Road Slurry Seal project bike lane enhancements
• Hub Study presentation to Town Council scheduled for June 14

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss the adoption of the Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Masterplan update by the Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM), and to receive updates on recent and planned bicycle and pedestrian improvements, including Safe Routes to School and bike spines. They will also hear updates on new town trails on Sunnyhills and Redhill, and continue discussion on the proposed Town Sidewalk Masterplan. The meeting includes public comment and future agenda item requests.

• Discussion of Regional Bicycle and Pedestrian Masterplan update by TAM
• Update on Safe Routes to School and bike spines improvements
• Update on new town trails on Sunnyhills and Redhill
• Continued discussion on proposed Town Sidewalk Masterplan
• Open time for public expression

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Task Force is meeting to discuss the status of the Fairfax/San Anselmo/San Rafael Bicycle Connector Study, review the 2008 Bicycle Master Plan, and continue setting priorities for bicycle plan projects. They will also consider Lower Brookside School pedestrian crossings and other agenda items. The meeting is open to public expression.

• Fairfax/San Anselmo/San Rafael Bicycle Connector Study status update
• Review of 2008 San Anselmo Bicycle Master Plan
• Priority setting for Bicycle Plan projects (continued)
• Lower Brookside School pedestrian crossings discussion
• Open time for public expression

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle Pedestrian Task Force is meeting to receive a presentation on the Marin County Bike Trail Network, with time for public comment. The agenda is otherwise procedural, covering introductions, the next meeting date, and adjournment.

• Marin County Bike Trail Network Overview Presentation
• Open Time for Public Expression
• Next meeting date

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to prioritize projects from the approved Bicycle Plan, receive an update on the San Rafael to Fairfax corridor planning with Alta Planning, and discuss bike rack locations and installation. The agenda also includes public expression and future agenda items. This is a regular working meeting with no final decisions expected.

• Prioritize projects in the approved San Anselmo Bicycle Plan
• Update on San Rafael to Fairfax corridor planning with Alta Planning
• Status of bike rack locations and installation
• Open time for public expression

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will discuss updates on Greenfield Avenue projects, including bike path and undergrounding costs, bicycle parking criteria, and current projects like the Red Hill Community Park bike route. The meeting also includes public expression time and agenda requests.

• Status report on Greenfield Avenue bike path and undergrounding project with cost updates
• Bicycle parking criteria and placement status report
• Oral report on current bicycle/pedestrian projects
• Status update on Red Hill Community Park bike route

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle Pedestrian Task Force is meeting to discuss plans for the hub and Greenfield Avenue to facilitate bicycles, as submitted to NTPP by the Public Works Director, and to discuss installation of bicycle racks. The meeting also includes public expression and future agenda items.

• Discussion on hub and Greenfield Avenue bicycle plans submitted to NTPP
• Discussion on installation of bicycle racks
• Open time for public expression

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (listed as the Bicycle Pedestrian Task Force) is meeting to discuss and set priorities for Bicycle Plan projects, along with receiving updates on a Technical Advisory Committee meeting, bike rack installation, and Public Works Director recruitment. The agenda is largely routine and informational, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.

• Discussion on priority setting for Bicycle Plan projects
• Update on bike rack tour, locations, and installation status
• Update from Town Manager on Public Works Director recruitment
• Update from Tom Boss on Technical Advisory Committee meeting of February 12

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will review the final draft of the San Anselmo Bicycle Master Plan, including updated town bikeways mapping, revised goals, and a matrix of public comment responses. The meeting will also cover the project process and next steps.

• Review of final draft Bicycle Master Plan with updated town bikeways mapping
• Revised goals, objectives, and policies for the plan
• Matrix of responses to public comments on the draft plan

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee (listed as Task Force) is meeting to discuss the status of the Town's FY 10 Capital Improvement Projects, including completion of bike route 28, the Greenfield Avenue repaving project, and installation of new sharrows on Medway and San Anselmo Avenues. The agenda also includes public expression time and next meeting date. Note: The agenda is dated 2010, not 2023 as in the meeting title.

• Status of FY 10 Capital Improvement Projects
• Completion of bike route 28
• Greenfield Avenue repaving project overview
• New sharrows on Medway Avenue and San Anselmo Avenue
• Maintenance of existing sharrows

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to continue discussions on the Fairfax/San Anselmo/San Rafael Bicycle Connector Study, set priorities for the Bicycle Master Plan, and address pedestrian crossings at Lower Brookside School. They will also review a policy for bicycle parking at events and get updates on pedestrian-focused capital projects, including warning systems on Sir Francis Drake Boulevard and sidewalk improvements. The meeting is open to public expression.

• Fairfax/San Anselmo/San Rafael Bicycle Connector Study - continued
• Priority setting for proposed Bicycle Master Plan projects - continued
• Lower Brookside School pedestrian crossings - continued
• Policy for Bicycle Parking for Events
• Sir Francis Drake Pedestrian Warning Systems at Madrone & Saunders

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss and make recommendations on the Non-motorized Transportation Pilot Program, following up on a prior meeting. The agenda also includes public comment time and standard procedural items.

• Discussion and recommendations on Non-motorized Transportation Pilot Program
• Public expression period for non-agenda items

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss and make recommendations on the Bicycle-Pedestrian Master Plan and the Non-motorized Transportation Pilot Program. The agenda includes public comment time and is otherwise focused on these two discussion items.

• Discussion and recommendations on the Bicycle-Pedestrian Master Plan
• Discussion and recommendations on the Non-motorized Transportation Pilot Program
• Public expression for items not on the agenda

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss updates on grant projects, including the OBAG 2 project from the Hub to Ross, the Brookside School Sidewalk, and the School Bike Spine project. They will also review trails and paths, such as the Floribel Ave to Allyn Ave Trail, Red Hill Trail, and Memorial Ridge Trail, and consider a draft resolution from the Open Space Committee on improving paths and trails.

• OBAG 2 - SFD from the Hub to Ross
• Brookside School Sidewalk — Butterfield and SFD
• School Bike Spine project
• Floribel Ave to Allyn Ave Trail
• Open Space Committee draft resolution on paths and trails

Open Space Committee

This is a special meeting of the Open Space Committee, held as a walking tour of the Sky Ranch property. The committee will meet at Doc Edger Park in Fairfax and proceed together to walk through the property. The agenda contains no formal decisions or discussions, only the site visit.

• Walking tour of Sky Ranch property
• Meet at Doc Edger Park, corner of Cascade Dr. and Hickory, Fairfax

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee will hear a presentation regarding a proposed archery range concept at Sorich Park. The committee will also review the treasurer's report and prepare the fall newsletter.

• Presentation on archery range concept at Sorich Park by Scott Bullard
• Treasurer's report
• Preparation of fall newsletter

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear the treasurer's report, and decide on the date and speaker for the Spring Benefit. They will also receive updates on Red Hill Trail and Memorial Ridge Trail, and discuss possible projects for 2018. The meeting is open to public comment on non-agenda items.

• Decide on May 2018 date for Spring Benefit and consider guest speaker options
• Update on Red Hill Trail and Memorial Ridge Trail
• Discuss possible projects for 2018

Open Space Committee - Special Meeting

The Fairfax and San Anselmo Open Space Committees are holding a special combined annual meeting to discuss pending projects, local paths and right-of-ways, and potential future collaborations. They will also hear announcements about upcoming events and take public comments. The San Anselmo committee will separately approve minutes, review the treasurer's report, and discuss items to sell at the Country Fair Day, among other items.

• Discussion and possible action on documenting and preserving local paths and right-of-ways
• Discussion of potential collaborations between SAOSC and FOSC, such as fundraising and broom pulls
• Announcement of Marin County Parks and Open Space District 5 Master Plan Presentation on Aug. 25
• San Anselmo committee to discuss creation of items to sell at Country Fair Day (bookmark, tee shirt)
• Progress report on Memorial Ridge Trail

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee will consider a request by Archery in Marin to dedicate an area of Sorich Ranch Park for outdoor archery use, assessing its consistency with the Sorich Ranch Master Plan and making a recommendation to the Park and Recreation Committee. The committee will also discuss plans for a spring benefit, including the option to use the theater at Marin Academy. Other agenda items include approving minutes, a treasurer's report, and setting the next meeting date.

• Proposed archery range in Sorich Ranch Park
• Recommendation to Park and Recreation Committee
• Spring benefit plans, possible Marin Academy theater use
• Approve minutes from 1/17/18
• Treasurer's report 2/18

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear the treasurer's report, discuss the spring benefit program including raffle and pledges, finalize invitation mailing plans, and receive progress reports on Red Hill Trail and Memorial Ridge Trail. The agenda is largely procedural and planning-focused, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approve minutes from 2/21/18
• Treasurer's report
• Discuss spring benefit program, raffle, and pledges
• Finalize invitation mailing plans
• Progress report on Red Hill Trail and Memorial Ridge Trail

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and a treasurer's report, and to discuss future fundraising ideas. They will also review progress on the Red Hill and Memorial Ridge trails and plan next steps for Memorial Ridge Trail construction. The meeting includes public comment time and scheduling of a joint meeting with the Fairfax Open Space Committee.

• Approve minutes from 4/11/18
• Treasurer's report 5/18
• Recap of spring benefit and future fundraiser ideas
• Discuss date for joint meeting with Fairfax Open Space Committee
• Progress report on Red Hill Trail and Memorial Ridge Trail; discuss next steps for Memorial Ridge Trail construction

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear a treasurer's report, interview applicants for Youth Commission positions, and select a date for the 2019 Spring Benefit. They will also discuss documenting paths and rights-of-way in town and receive a progress report on Memorial Ridge Trail. Public comment is limited to non-agenda items.

• Interview applicants for Youth Commission positions
• Select date for 2019 Spring Benefit
• Report on identifying and documenting paths and rights of way in San Anselmo
• Progress report on Memorial Ridge Trail

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee will review memorial installation policies from neighboring jurisdictions to consider options for San Anselmo open spaces. The committee will also receive an update on the paths and right of ways project and consider subcommittee recommendations for signage priority sites.

• Review of memorial installation policies from neighboring jurisdictions
• Consideration of memorial structure options for San Anselmo open spaces
• Update on paths and right of ways project
• Consideration of subcommittee recommendations for initial signage priority sites

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee is meeting to discuss and potentially recommend changes to the town's tree ordinance, focusing on park and open space trees. They will also plan the fall newsletter, review mailing logistics under COVID-19 limitations, and hear updates on possible Eagle Scout projects in town open space. The meeting includes routine items like approving minutes and the treasurer's report, plus public comment.

• Consider recommendation on tree ordinance for park and open space trees
• Plan fall newsletter content and production timeline
• Discuss mailing preparation with COVID-19 limitations
• Update on possible Eagle Scout projects in San Anselmo open space
• Approve minutes from 8/19/20 and treasurer's report

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee will meet to approve minutes, hear the treasurer's report, and discuss a possible collaboration with the Fairfax Open Space Committee on a fundraising photo calendar. They will also interview youth commission applicants, plan the fall newsletter, and take public comments. The meeting is largely routine, with the calendar collaboration being the most notable item.

• Discuss collaboration with Fairfax Open Space Committee on photo calendar for fundraising
• Interview and recommend appointment of youth commission applicants
• Consider content for fall newsletter and production timeline
• Approve minutes from 7/15/20
• Treasurer's report

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting remotely due to COVID-19. They will discuss a cancelled benefit and alternatives, a fire hazard reduction grant for Sorich and Faude parks, and updates on Sorich Park improvements, along with future projects under coronavirus restrictions.

• Discuss cancelled Benefit and alternative options
• Discuss fire hazard reduction grant funds for Sorich and Faude parks
• Update on Sorich Park staging area and parking lot improvements
• Consider future open space projects with COVID-19 restrictions
• Approve minutes from 2/19/20 and treasurer's report

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee is meeting to approve prior minutes, hear the treasurer's report, consider a donation of two picnic tables for open space, and receive updates on the Sorich Park staging area and Bald Hill. Public comment is allowed on non-agenda items, with a 3-minute limit per speaker.

• Consider donation of two picnic tables for open space
• Update on Sorich Park staging area
• Update on Bald Hill
• Approve minutes from 6/18/20
• Treasurer's report

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear the treasurer's report, and discuss several open space topics. They will review the status of fire hazard reduction grant funds, address vandalism of trail signs and unpermitted bicycle riding on Town trails, and consider potential open space purchase and preservation projects for 2020. Public comment is also scheduled.

• Update on fire hazard reduction Grant funds
• Discuss vandalism of trail signs and unpermitted bicycle riding on Town trails
• Review potential open space purchase and preservation projects for 2020

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, a treasurer's report, and planning for the Country Fair Day booth, fall newsletter, and potential spring benefit programs. They will also discuss updates on paths and rights-of-way, and enforcement of rules on open space trails. Public comment is limited to items not on the agenda.

• Approve minutes from 9/18/19
• Treasurer's report 10/19
• Review Country Fair Day booth and discuss ideas for next year
• Update on paths and rights of way project
• Discuss enforcement of rules on open space trails

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear the treasurer's report, and discuss the Spring Benefit, the Measure A 2019-2020 budget, and paths and right-of-way projects. Public comment is limited to items not on the agenda.

• Approve minutes from 4/17/19
• Treasurer's report 5/19
• Review Spring Benefit and consider ideas for next year's event
• Update on Measure A 2019-2020 budget
• Update on paths and right of ways project

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee is meeting to handle routine business: approving minutes from a prior meeting, receiving the treasurer's report, and preparing a newsletter for mailing. The agenda is mostly procedural with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approve minutes from 10/17/18
• Treasurer's report 11/18
• Prepare newsletter for mailing
• Open time for public comment (3-minute limit per speaker)

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear a treasurer's report, plan a newsletter mailing, and receive progress updates on the Memorial Ridge Trail and the paths and rights-of-way project. Public comment is limited to items not on the agenda.

• Approve minutes from 9/19/18
• Treasurer's report 10/18
• Review content for Newsletter and plan mailing party
• Progress report on Memorial Ridge Trail
• Update on paths and rights of way project

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to discuss routine business, including approving minutes, a treasurer's report, and several open space items. They will consider moving a portion of the open space fund to a higher interest account, finalize plans for Country Fair Day, discuss a lot for sale on Los Angeles Blvd., and receive progress updates on Memorial Ridge Trail and Sky Ranch celebration.

• Consider moving a portion of the open space fund to a higher interest account
• Finalize plans for Country Fair Day, including booth setup and schedule
• Discuss lot for sale on Los Angeles Blvd.
• Progress report on Memorial Ridge Trail
• Update on plans for Sky Ranch celebration

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to approve prior minutes, hear the treasurer's report, consider guest speakers for a spring benefit, and receive progress updates on the Red Hill and Memorial Ridge Trails. The agenda is largely routine, with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.

• Approve minutes from 11/17 and 12/17
• Treasurer's report
• Consider guest speakers and topics for spring benefit
• Progress report on Red Hill Trail and Memorial Ridge Trail
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to vote on recommending two Youth Commission positions, consider guidelines for memorial benches in open space parks, and discuss updates on paths and right-of-way projects. They will also discuss a parcel for sale adjacent to Hawthorn Canyon Open Space and committee communication procedures. The meeting includes public comment time.

• Vote on recommendation to Town Council for two Youth Commission positions on the committee
• Consider guidelines for placement of memorial benches in Town open space parks and list of acceptable locations
• Update on paths and right of ways project and consideration of process to implement specific improvements
• Discuss parcel for sale adjacent to Hawthorn Canyon Open Space
• Discuss procedures for Committee communications

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear the treasurer's report, and discuss final preparations for the April 27th Spring Benefit. They will also discuss use of Measure A funds for 2019-2020 and receive a progress report on the Memorial Ridge Trail. Public comment is limited to items not on the agenda.

• Approve minutes from 3/20/19
• Treasurer's report
• Final preparations for April 27th Spring Benefit
• Use of Measure A funds for 2019-2020
• Progress report on Memorial Ridge Trail

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to discuss several open space topics, including a presentation on regenerative agriculture, planning for the spring benefit, and progress on the Memorial Ridge Trail and paths/right-of-way projects. The meeting also includes routine items like approving minutes and the treasurer's report, plus public comment.

• Presentation by Sustainability Commission member on regenerative agriculture on open space
• Discussion of spring benefit, including guest speaker and program options
• Progress report on Memorial Ridge Trail
• Update on paths and right of ways project
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee will consider a request from Tim and Amy Evans, owners of 146 Allyn Avenue, to place a sewer lateral on the adjacent Town-owned vacant lot (150 Allyn) to allow a future owner to connect to the sewer main on Floribel Avenue. The committee will make a recommendation to the Town Council on the request and on the potential for developing a trail across the Town site connecting Floribel to Allyn. The agenda also includes updates on paths and trails, a resolution on formalizing path improvements, and a progress report on Memorial Ridge Trail.

• Request by Tim and Amy Evans for sewer lateral on Town lot (APN 007-092-38) at 150 Allyn
• Potential trail connection from Floribel to Allyn Avenue across Town site
• Resolution by Walter Kopp on program to formalize improvement of paths and trails
• Progress report on Memorial Ridge Trail
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to discuss routine business, including approving minutes and a treasurer's report. They will consider adding a bench on Memorial Ridge Trail, plan a guest speaker for the Spring Benefit, and discuss signage for trails and rights of way. Updates on Sorich Park staging area and parking lot are also on the agenda.

• Consider proposal for additional bench on Memorial Ridge Trail
• Report on guest speaker for Spring Benefit and plan mailing of invitations
• Update on paths, trails and rights of way signage; consider installation of signs noticing regulations
• Update on Sorich Park staging area and parking lot

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee is meeting to approve prior minutes, hear a report on local Firewise efforts near Faude and Sorich Parks, and discuss future outreach and programming. The agenda also includes updates on path signage and honoring Linda Hoch for decades of service. Public comment is open for non-agenda items.

• Report on Firewise efforts near Faude and Sorich Parks
• Discussion of options for mailing annual newsletter
• Discussion of possible program topics for Spring Benefit
• Update on paths and right-of-way signage
• Honor Linda Hoch for decades of service

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee is meeting to approve minutes from a previous session, receive a treasurer's report, and take public comments on non-agenda items. The agenda is largely procedural, with the only substantive action being preparation of spring benefit invitations for mailing.

• Approve minutes from 2/20/19
• Treasurer's report 3/19
• Public comment period (3-minute limit per speaker)
• Prepare spring benefit invitations for mailing

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee will discuss improvements to the Sorich Park staging area and parking lot. Members will also consider using Measure A funds for broom removal on the Memorial Ridge Trail and receive an update on a website upgrade.

• Sorich Park Staging Area and Parking Lot improvements
• Use of Measure A funds for broom removal on Memorial Ridge Trail
• Website upgrade update

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to handle routine business and discuss several open space items. They will consider sharing costs for initial signage on paths and trails, review town code rules for parks, and get updates on the Sorich Park staging area and parking lot. The meeting also includes approval of prior minutes, a treasurer's report, and a possible guest speaker for a spring benefit.

• Consider sharing cost for initial signage on paths, trails and rights of way project
• Review Town code rules for parks and open space; consider additional signage for open space trails
• Update on Sorich Park staging area and parking lot
• Report on possible guest speaker for Spring Benefit
• Approve minutes from 12/18/19

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to handle routine business and discuss several open space topics. They will approve minutes, hear the treasurer's report, plan spring benefit program topics, review draft sign designs for paths and rights of way, and consider options to address vandalism of newly installed trail signs. The meeting is largely procedural with discussion items, and no final decisions are listed on the agenda.

• Approve minutes from 11/20/19
• Treasurer's report for 12/19
• Discuss program topics for Spring Benefit
• Review draft sign designs for paths and rights of way project
• Assess options to address vandalism of newly installed trail signs

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee is meeting to hold a work party to prepare the fall newsletter for mailing. The agenda contains only this single item, with no substantive decisions or discussions listed.

• Work party to prepare fall newsletter for mailing

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to approve minutes, hear the treasurer's report, and discuss several items including the Country Fair Day booth, potential changes to the 'Improvements in Open Space' policy, updates on paths and rights of way, and the fall newsletter. The meeting includes public comment time, but no action can be taken on items not on the agenda.

• Discuss Country Fair Day booth theme, setup/takedown, and staffing shifts
• Review 'Improvements in Open Space' policy for possible changes
• Update on paths and rights of way project
• Discuss fall newsletter lead story, appeal, and benefit recap

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee will conduct a field trip to observe conditions at various sites. The purpose is to identify potential locations for new signs to mark public paths, trails, and rights of way.

• Site visit to Town Hall at 525 San Anselmo Ave
• Site visit to Creek Park Bridge at 574 San Anselmo Ave
• Site visit to Morton Path at 102 Morton Ln
• Site visit to Hawthorne Path locations
• Site visit to Willow Walk at 142 Morningside Dr

Open Space Committee - Special Meeting

The San Anselmo and Fairfax Open Space Committees are holding a special combined meeting to discuss potential collaborations, annual updates, and the impact of new housing accountability laws on open space. Following the joint session, the San Anselmo committee will separately review proposed open space zoning, consider a financial contribution request for fire prevention, and update on paths and right-of-way projects. The meeting is open to public comment on non-agenda items.

• Discussion on New Housing Accountability Laws and impacts on open space
• Review proposed Open Space Zoning for Town open space parcels
• Consider request from Public Works Dept. for financial contribution to fire prevention measures
• Update on paths and right of ways project; schedule site visit for sign locations
• Potential collaborations: broom pulls, goats for vegetation management, film nights

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is meeting to conduct interviews and make appointments for the Youth Commissioner position, with three candidates scheduled. The commission will also discuss and take action on various items including murals, art installations, the annual budget, and scholarships.

• Interviews for Youth Commissioner: Kayla Saxon, Julia Wise, Allegra Gabrielli di Carpegna
• Discussion: Cedars Art Installation
• Action: Annual Budget
• Action: Scholarships
• Action: Beatles in the Park

Economic Development Committee

The San Anselmo Economic Development Committee will discuss updates to the Economic Development Plan and its integration with the General Plan, as well as the structure and priorities of economic development projects and programs. They will also review proposed amendments to the Commercial Land Use Zoning Ordinance, including changes to the Land Use Table and definitions in the Municipal Code. The meeting includes public comment, staff updates, and a business spotlight.

• Review of proposed amendments to Title 10, Chapter 3, Article 17 (Definitions) and Article 13 (Conditional Use Permit) of the San Anselmo Municipal Code
• Discussion of Economic Development Plan Update and General Plan Update Integration
• Update on Commercial Land Use Zoning Ordinance Amendment (not subject to CEQA)
• Introduction of new EDC members
• Updates on Small Business Month, Creek Park, Live on the Avenue, and Softball Tournament (July 7-9)

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will meet remotely to discuss and take action on several items, including creating subcommittees, providing input on the town's capital improvement plan and budget, and updating the Climate Action Plan. They will also review transportation projects like EV charger installations and a grant application, and discuss implementation of the foodware ordinance and outreach campaigns.

• Discussion on CAC input into five-year capital improvement plan and 2-year budget/work plan
• Update on BAAQMD Charge grant application and proposed projects
• Planned public EV charger installations
• Foodware ordinance implementation and template County ordinance/MOU
• Landscape equipment ordinance/rebate program outreach

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will hold a remote meeting to discuss climate action funding, receive an update on the Marin Carbon Project, and set priorities for the Town Council. They will also review ongoing projects including EV charging, electrification, and waste reduction efforts.

• Presentation on Marin Carbon Project by John Wick
• Discussion on Climate Action Funding (Alexis Fineman)
• Update on MCEP (Marin Climate and Energy Partnership) by Sean Youra
• EV Acceleration Strategy and EV charging infrastructure funding
• Landscape equipment ordinance public outreach and model reach codes

Climate Action Commission

The Commission will discuss town climate funding plans and prepare a status update for the Town Council. Members will also review the EV Acceleration Plan draft and discuss various electrification and waste reduction projects.

• Vote on recommendation to Town Council for Town Hall solar design funding and PG&E interconnection application
• Discussion of EV Acceleration Plan draft and EV infrastructure reach code
• Review of fleet electrification funding applications and PG&E funding opportunities
• Overview of proposed County Green Building Reach code
• Discussion of landscape equipment ordinance revision to phase in equipment bans

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will meet remotely to interview youth candidates, hear a presentation on the Marin Biomass Project, and discuss priority projects for 2022-2023. They will also receive status updates on clean energy, transportation, electrification, and waste reduction initiatives.

• Interview youth candidates for commission positions
• Presentation on Marin Biomass Project by Belle Cole and Chad White
• Discussion of CAC priority projects for 2022-2023
• Status update on Town Hall Solar/Resilience Hub proposal
• Status update on 45-day urgency moratorium on gas station development

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will meet remotely to discuss and take action on several climate initiatives, including a heat pump water heater pilot, potential permitting reforms for green building projects, and a compost giveaway program. They will also receive status updates on fleet electrification, a proposed landscape equipment ordinance revision, and the Town Hall solar project. Public comments are welcome.

• Heat pump water heater pilot details to be announced
• Discussion on 2023 project for permitting reform to ease green building improvements
• Discussion on compost giveaway and soil health program related to SB 1383
• Status update on Town Hall solar/Resilience Hub, including PG&E interconnection application
• Status update on landscape equipment ordinance revision to phase in ban and rebate program

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will meet virtually to discuss and take action on several climate initiatives. Key items include reviewing draft work plans with outcomes and resources, discussing a proposed ordinance requiring all-electric new buildings, and receiving updates on EV charging, foodware ordinance implementation, and water conservation. Public comments are welcome.

• Review draft work plans with outcomes/success measures and required resources for each priority project
• Discussion of proposed San Anselmo health and safety code ordinance requiring all-electric in new buildings
• Update on EV charging in Town facilities, commercial parking lots, and building permit requirements
• Foodware ordinance implementation, including Peet's coffee and R3 business visits
• Discussion of landscape equipment ordinance revision to phase in ban on additional landscape equipment

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will discuss and potentially act on several climate initiatives, including a response to the Marin Civil Grand Jury, a resolution supporting Measure D for sales tax renewal funding climate projects, and findings from the 2020 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory. They will also review 2022-23 priority work plans and provide updates on transportation, electrification, and waste reduction projects.

• Discussion of 2020 Greenhouse Gas Emissions Inventory report
• Resolution or letter supporting Measure D sales tax renewal for climate mitigation
• EV infrastructure reach code discussion for 100% EV capable buildings
• Proposed Water Heating Electrification Campaign with TECH grant and ReadySetReplace
• Foodware ordinance implementation and R3 contract status

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission is holding a special remote meeting to discuss and take action on several climate initiatives. Key items include a response to the Marin Civil Grand Jury, the need to update the Climate Action Plan, and review of 2022-23 priority work plans. The commission will also discuss transportation electrification, a proposed all-electric building ordinance, and food waste reduction efforts.

• Discussion of proposed health and safety code ordinance requiring all-electric in new buildings
• Update on County Green Building Reach Code and public workshops
• Review of 2022-23 priority project work plans
• Discussion of EV charging in Town facilities and commercial parking lots
• Foodware ordinance implementation and CAC involvement

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will meet virtually to interview and vote on a youth commissioner candidate, discuss commissioner openings, and decide on future meeting format (virtual or in-person). They will also review the town's procurement policy update and its impact on fleet electrification, and consider adding outcomes and success measures to their priority workplan. The meeting includes public comment time and updates on various projects like solar, EV charging, and electrification ordinances.

• Vote to select Youth Commissioner candidate
• Discussion of procurement policy update and implications for fleet electrification policy
• Status update on Town Hall Solar/Resilience Hub proposal
• Discussion of all-electric new buildings ordinance and landscape equipment ban
• R3 report on business compliance with single-use plastic ordinance

Economic Development Committee

The San Anselmo Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss several ongoing programs, including parklet regulations, the flood risk reduction program, and the downtown street closure 'San Anselmo Live on the Avenue' program. They will also review a committee resolution and consider canceling the August 9, 2022 meeting. The meeting is held online via Zoom.

• Cancel August 9, 2022 meeting
• Parklet regulations update
• San Anselmo Flood Risk Reduction Program update
• Downtown street closure 'San Anselmo Live on the Avenue' program review
• Committee resolution discussion on membership and meeting times

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will decide whether to continue virtual meetings or adopt a hybrid format, and will consider recommendations for the 2022 Summer Avenue Closures Program, including logistics, entertainment, and branding. They will also discuss downtown parking enforcement, the parklet program, and the San Anselmo Flood Risk Reduction Program, and elect a chair and vice chair.

• Decision on meeting format: virtual, in-person with virtual public, or hybrid
• Recommendations for 2022 Summer Avenue Closures Program
• Discussion of Downtown Parking Enforcement - CMPA
• Update on parklet program
• Update on San Anselmo Flood Risk Reduction Program (SAFRR)

Historical Commission

The Commission will discuss museum operations, including hallway displays, street pole banners, and docent staffing. Members will also receive updates on collections, walking tours, and a disaster preparedness plan.

• Discussion of hallway displays and street pole banners
• Report on recent museum acquisitions and research projects
• Update on walking tour sales and recent tours
• Update on disaster preparedness plan and non-catalogued item inventory
• Update on PastPerfect Web Edition

Climate Action Commission

The Commission will discuss the impact of the CPUC NEM 3.0 rule on rooftop solar installations. Members will also consider recommending that future fleet electrification policies include bi-directional charging capability.

• Discussion of CPUC NEM 3.0 rule impact on rooftop solar
• Recommendation for bi-directional charging in fleet electrification policy
• Status update on landscape equipment ordinance and rebate program
• Status update on Town Hall solar and Resilience Hub
• Implementation discussion of foodware ordinance

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will discuss and possibly act on a noise ordinance issue related to heat pump installations, consider recommending a waiver for green building improvements, and review a draft county reach code for electrification. They will also receive status updates on fleet electrification funding, a landscape equipment ordinance revision, and Town Hall solar plans. The meeting is remote-only via Zoom.

• Discuss noise ordinance issue related to heat pump installation; consider requesting Council clarification or waiver/exemption for green building improvements
• Review proposed County Green Building Reach Code and recommend tailoring for Council
• Status update on landscape equipment ordinance revision to phase in ban on additional equipment
• Town Council approved funding for Town Hall solar/Resilience Hub initial design and PG&E interconnection application
• Overview of SB 1383 requirements for jurisdictions and CAC outreach role

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting remotely to discuss and receive updates on several open space items. Key topics include a County grant and planned wildfire fuel reduction work in Bald Hill Open Space Preserve, an update on the election to renew Measure A, a report on the Trails and Paths project, and possible grants for Sorich Park. The meeting also includes routine items like approval of minutes and a treasurer's report.

• Update and discussion of County grant and planned wildfire fuel reduction work in Bald Hill Open Space Preserve
• Update on election to renew Measure A
• Report on Trails and Paths project
• Update on possible grants for Sorich Park
• Approval of Open Space Committee Minutes

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will meet remotely to discuss and take action on new business, including the introduction of a new Town Climate Action Coordinator, a potential Climate Action Fund with the Finance Director, and a review of priority projects for 2022-2023. They will also receive status updates on various ongoing initiatives such as clean energy, transportation, building electrification, and plastic waste reduction. Public comments will be accepted during the meeting.

• Discussion of a possible San Anselmo Climate Action Fund with Finance Director Jeff Zuba
• Status update on Town Hall Solar/Resilience Hub proposal
• Status update on 45-day urgency moratorium on gas station development
• Update on ordinance to require all-electric in new buildings, with Council presentation expected in March
• Status update on R3 implementation of single-use plastic ordinance

Open Space Committee

This is a procedural agenda for the Open Space Committee meeting. The committee will call the meeting to order, take public comment on non-agenda items, approve minutes, and discuss business items, member updates, staff updates, and future agenda items. No specific decisions or proposals are listed.

• Public comment limited to 3 minutes per speaker
• Meeting at Town Hall Council Chamber, 525 San Anselmo Avenue
• Agenda posted at least 72 hours prior to meeting

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will discuss and potentially act on an updated Green Building Reach code as part of its 'Electrify Everything' initiative, review action plans and priorities, and receive updates on transportation, waste reduction, and outreach efforts. The meeting includes public comment and approval of February 2023 minutes.

• Discussion of updated Green Building Reach code proposal
• Review of action plans and subcommittee creation
• BAAQMD Charge grant application for transportation
• Presentation to Council of County Foodware ordinance
• Zero Waste funds proposal for reusable cups or produce bags

Historical Commission

This meeting is being conducted via webcast and teleconference due to COVID-19 shelter in place orders. The agenda consists of procedural items including the approval of minutes and open time for public expression.

• Approval of minutes
• Open time for public expression

Library Advisory Board

The San Anselmo Library Advisory Board is holding a routine meeting via Zoom with no substantive action items. The agenda includes call to order, roll call, approval of minutes, public expression, and board comments. No decisions or discussions of specific projects are listed.

• Open time for public expression (3-minute limit per speaker)
• Approval of minutes
• Board comments and requests for future agenda items

Economic Development Committee

The San Anselmo Economic Development Committee will review the 2018 Economic Development Plan and consider forming a subcommittee for it. They will also hear updates on the Business Inventory Project, Downtown Land Use, and other staff items, and vote on the EDC Communication Plan and canceling the December meeting.

• Review of 2018 Economic Development Plan and possible subcommittee formation
• Update on Business Inventory Project (Item 2.5)
• Update on Downtown Land Use (Item 2.4)
• Review and approval of EDC Communication Plan (Item 4.1)
• Consider canceling December EDC meeting

Infrastructure and Fiscal Monitoring Committee

The Infrastructure and Fiscal Monitoring Committee (June 8, 2023) will review and discuss the 2023-25 work plan and consider recommending the proposed 2023-24 budget to the Town Council. Other items include approval of minutes from April 6, 2023, and open time for public expression.

• Review and discuss 2023-25 work plan
• Review and consider recommending proposed 2023-24 budget to Town Council
• Approval of draft minutes from April 6, 2023

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is meeting to discuss and take action on various arts-related items, including murals, a vacant storefront at 552 San Anselmo Avenue, and a transit bench beautification project. The commission will also review minutes, receive a treasurer's report, and consider a sponsorship for Youth in Arts. Public comments are welcome, with a 3-minute limit per speaker.

• Discussion of murals and the vacant storefront at 552 San Anselmo Avenue
• Action item: HUB Beautification - Transit Benches & Panels
• Action item: Youth in Arts Sponsorship
• Commission updates on Cedars Art Installation, scholarships, and Peter Penhallow Tribute
• Discussion on branding/website update

Climate Action Commission - Special Meeting

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission is holding a special meeting to review and discuss the Town Hall Resilience Hub project feasibility study, and to consider the Climate Action Fund budget. The commission will also discuss updates on Electrify Everything, a proposed Green Building Reach code, and various subcommittee work on buildings, transportation, sequestration, and outreach. Public comment is limited to 3 minutes per speaker.

• Town Hall Resilience Hub project feasibility study review and discussion
• Budget for Climate Action Fund
• Staff recommendations for adopting an updated Green Building Reach code
• Discussion on commission funding and policy priorities
• Future tabling options for Memorial Park weekend and summer concert events

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting in person at Sorich Park. The main agenda item is a site visit to the Sorich Park trail. The meeting is largely procedural, with public comment time and setting the next meeting date.

• Site visit to Sorich Park trail
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker, 5 for organization spokespersons)
• Next meeting date set for September 6th

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee will discuss updates on various infrastructure projects and sidewalk gap closures. The meeting includes reviews of street resurfacing, traffic signals, and ADA accessibility improvements.

• 2023 Street Resurfacing and Slurry Seal updates
• Memorial Park Parking Lot Rehab
• Traffic signal updates at SFD/Broadmoor/Sierra and SFD/Sais/Sunnyhills
• Creek Park contraflow bike lane project
• Sidewalk gap closure and ADA curb ramp map reviews

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will discuss and vote on endorsing a planned multimodal path at Sorich Park and approving a proposed Fleet Zero-Emissions Vehicle Policy. They will also receive updates on the green building ordinance, Resilience Hub project, and Countywide Building Electrification Plan, and discuss a low-carbon concrete procurement proposal. Public comments are accepted.

• Vote on endorsement of multimodal path at Sorich Park
• Vote on approval of Fleet Zero-Emissions Vehicle Policy
• Discussion and vote on proposal to review municipal concrete procurement policy for low-carbon concrete
• Updates on green building ordinance, Resilience Hub, and Countywide Building Electrification Plan
• Subcommittee reports on building electrification, transportation, carbon sequestration, and public outreach

Climate Action Commission

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission will hear a presentation on active transportation, elect a chair, and consider expanding its membership. They will also discuss an updated Green Building Reach code, allocate $5,000 to an EV show, and review zero waste initiatives.

• Presentation by Marin County Bicycle Coalition on active transportation
• Proposal to expand CAC by 2 members
• Discussion of updated Green Building Reach code
• Commit $5K to August Ride and Drive Clean EV show
• Zero Waste funds for reusable cups and printed logo produce bags

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will hold a regular meeting with routine items like approving minutes and receiving park updates. The main action is interviewing a youth commissioner candidate and considering their appointment, along with setting the date for the November meeting.

• Interview of Owen Bugas for youth commissioner
• Consider appointment of youth commissioner
• Open Space Committee update by Jonathan Braun
• Fall updates on Robson Aftercare and Parkside preschool
• Set date for November meeting

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is meeting to discuss routine updates and future projects. Items include murals, the Cedars Art Installation, an action plan, newsletter, promotional items, Beatles in the Park, social media, and Hub beautification. The meeting is largely procedural with updates and discussions, no major decisions or contracts are listed.

• Discussion of murals update
• Cedars Art Installation update
• Beatles in the Park discussion
• Hub Beautification discussion
• Social media discussion

Red Hill Dog Park Steering Committee

The committee will discuss park maintenance, improvements, and ongoing projects. The meeting also includes updates on communication, fundraising, community outreach, and finances.

• Park Maintenance & Improvements
• Communication & Newsletter
• Projects
• Fundraising & Community Outreach
• Financial Updates

Red Hill Dog Park Steering Committee

This is a routine meeting of the Dog Park Steering Committee. Members will discuss park maintenance and improvements, projects, fundraising, community outreach, and receive a financial update. No votes on ordinances, contracts, or policy changes are expected.

• Discussion of park maintenance and improvements
• Review of fundraising efforts
• Community outreach update
• Financial update for the dog park

Historical Commission

The San Anselmo Historical Commission is holding a regular meeting to discuss and take action on routine matters, including approving minutes, receiving financial and library updates, and electing officers. They will also discuss the commission's size and meeting time, as well as museum-related projects like the collections database, walking tours, and docent staffing. The agenda is largely procedural, with no major policy decisions or public hearings.

• Review and approve minutes from September 20, 2023
• Financial report from Historical Society treasurer
• Update from Library Director Linda Kenton
• Discussion on inventory of museum items stored at Judy's home
• Elect commission officers and discuss commission size

Historical Commission

The Commission will review the July 2023 meeting minutes and receive reports from the Historical Society Treasurer and Library Director. The agenda contains no specific discussion items for this meeting.

• Approval of July 2023 draft minutes
• Financial report from Historical Society Treasurer
• Update from Library Director Linda Kenton

Historical Commission

The San Anselmo Historical Commission is meeting to discuss routine business, including approval of minutes, a financial report, and updates from the library director. They will also hear reports on the Kentfield-Greenbrae Historical Society Spring Fair, the inventory of museum items stored at Judy's home, oral history projects, acquisitions, walking tours, and the PastPerfect database. The commission will set its summer schedule and address museum docent staffing.

• Approval of minutes from May 17, 2023
• Financial report from Historical Society treasurer
• Update on inventory of museum items stored at Judy's home
• Oral History Project report by Dick Miner
• Discussion of summer schedule and museum docent staffing

Library Advisory Board

The San Anselmo Library Advisory Board is meeting to approve its action plan and review several library policies, including confidentiality, internet, public notice, and wireless policies. The board will also hear reports from the librarian and Friends of the Library, and take public comments. This is a regular business meeting with no major decisions on new projects or budgets.

• Approve Committee Action Plan (Library Advisory Board Action Plan 9.2023)
• Review and discuss library policies: Confidentiality of Customer Information, Internet, Public Notice Bulletin Board, Wireless
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)
• Librarian's Report and Friends of the Library Report

Library Advisory Board

The Board will review reports from the Librarian and the Friends of the Library. Members will also nominate a new Library Board Liaison to the Library Tax Oversight Committee and interview a candidate for Youth Commissioner.

• Nominate and select new Library Board Liaison to Library Tax Oversight Committee
• Interview Youth Commissioner candidate
• Receive and discuss Librarian’s Report
• Receive and discuss Friends of the Library Report
• Approval of March 9, 2023, meeting minutes

Historical Commission

The Commission will conduct interviews and selection for a Youth Commissioner. Members will also discuss museum inventory, staffing, and various historical society updates.

• Youth Commissioner interviews and selection
• Financial report from Historical Society Treasurer
• Update from Library Director Linda Kenton
• Discussion on museum/historical society inventory stored at Judy’s home
• Report on museum docent staffing

Library Advisory Board

The San Anselmo Library Advisory Board is meeting to conduct an interview and selection of a youth commissioner candidate, along with routine items like approving minutes and receiving reports. The agenda includes discussion items on the librarian's report, Friends of the Library, makerspaces, and a personal reading recommendation. No major policy decisions or budget items are listed.

• Interview and select Youth Commissioner candidate Kayla Saxon (via Zoom)
• Approve minutes of May 11, 2023
• Librarian's Report
• Friends of the Library Report
• Library Makerspaces discussion

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to approve its strategic plan, review the Upper Hawthorne Canyon project and its final fundraising efforts, and finalize the fall newsletter. The agenda also includes routine items like approving minutes, a treasurer's report, and welcoming new members. Public comment is limited to items not on the agenda.

• Final review and approval of OSC Strategic Plan
• Update on Upper Hawthorne Canyon Project and discuss final fundraising
• Treasurer's Report for 10/23
• Finalize Fall Newsletter
• Recognize and welcome new committee members and discuss further recruitment

Open Space Committee

The committee will review the draft strategic plan and receive an update on the Upper Hawthorne Canyon project. Members will also discuss final fundraising for the canyon project and the upcoming fall newsletter.

• Update on Upper Hawthorne Canyon project and final fundraising
• Review of draft strategic plan
• Approval of web-hosting fee
• Treasurer's Report for September 2023
• Discussion of fall newsletter

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo and Fairfax Open Space Committees are holding a joint meeting to discuss the conflict between state housing mandates and open space preservation, and to explore collaboration opportunities. They will also review minutes, hear a treasurer's report, get an update on the Upper Hawthorne Canyon Project, and appoint new members.

• Discussion of state housing mandates and open space preservation
• Opportunities for FOSC/SAOSC collaborations
• Update on Upper Hawthorne Canyon Project
• Appointment of new members
• Treasurer's report for July 2023

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to discuss routine business, including approving minutes, a treasurer's report, and updates on the SLT project. The most substantive item is a proposal to fund a biological study at Sorich Park to evaluate the impacts of goat grazing. The committee will also discuss its action plan and receive member and staff updates.

• Consider a biological study at Sorich Park to evaluate goat grazing impacts and possible committee funding
• Approve minutes from March 15, 2023
• Treasurer's report for April 2023
• Update on SLT project
• Discuss Committee action plan

Climate Action Commission - Special Meeting

The San Anselmo Climate Action Commission is holding a special meeting to discuss and take action on several climate-related items. Key actions include selecting a youth commissioner candidate, deciding whether to retire the town's gas-powered lawn mower instead of reselling it, and approving funding for an EV car show. The commission will also receive updates on electrification efforts and discuss priorities for the town's Capital Improvement Plan.

• Vote to select Youth Commissioner candidates
• Retiring Town's used gas-powered riding lawn mower rather than reselling it
• Update on EV car show on August 27 including approval of funding
• Status update on model reach codes and Town's all-electric ordinance
• Discussion on priorities for Town's Capital Improvement Plan

Library Parcel Tax Oversight Committee

The Library Parcel Tax Oversight Committee is meeting to review the proposed 2023-24 Library Tax budget and approve minutes from the previous meeting. The agenda includes public comment and a discussion of the budget, but no final decisions are listed.

• Review of FY 2023-24 Library Parcel Tax budget
• Approve minutes from November 7, 2022 meeting
• Public comment period (3 minutes per speaker)

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to approve past minutes, receive the treasurer's report, and discuss several business items, including an update on the Upper Hawthorne Canyon Project, recruitment of new members, the SAOSC Action Plan, and a potential joint meeting with the Fairfax Open Space Committee. The agenda is largely routine, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approve minutes from April 19, May 17, and June 21 meetings
• Treasurer's report for July 2023
• Update on Upper Hawthorne Canyon Project
• Recruitment of new committee members
• Discussion of joint meeting with Fairfax Open Space Committee on August 22, 2023

Arts Commission

The Commission will receive updates on the Murals Ordinance, the HUB Beautification Project, and the Youth Scholarship Program. Members will also discuss potential locations for Beatles 2024 and consider new projects. The Commission is scheduled to review and approve new hosting platforms for its website.

• Update on Murals Ordinance and Resolution amendments
• HUB Beautification Project timeline update
• Art curation for vacant storefront at 552 San Anselmo Ave
• Consideration of location for Beatles 2024
• Approval of new hosting platforms for the Commission's website

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission will meet to discuss updates on its action plan, treasurer’s report, and public mural program guidelines. Commissioners will also review new projects, social media plans, and mural installation proposals. No formal decisions are scheduled, but recommendations may be forwarded to the Town Council.

• Consideration of mural guidelines for Town Council recommendation
• New projects review including Cedars Art Installation
• Social media strategy discussion
• Promotional items approval
• Chamber of Commerce membership vote

Arts Commission

The San Anselmo Arts Commission is meeting to approve prior minutes, hear public comment, and take action on its annual budget, the Beatles in the Park event, meeting frequency, and a Peter Penhallow benefit. Discussion items include the Cedars Mural and new projects/Artwalk, plus staff updates on murals and commission seat vacancies.

• Approval of March 13, 2023 meeting minutes
• Action on annual budget
• Action on Beatles in the Park
• Action on meeting frequency
• Action on Peter Penhallow Benefit

Flood Committee

The Flood Committee will receive updates on the San Anselmo Flood Risk Reduction Project and bridge replacements. Members will also discuss the Community Rating System (CRS) and potential green infrastructure projects to address localized flooding.

• Update on San Anselmo Flood Risk Reduction Project and Bridge Replacements
• Update of Community Rating System (CRS) and PPI
• Discussion of potential green infrastructure projects for localized flooding
• Discussion regarding in-person or hybrid meeting formats

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes, receiving a treasurer's report, and discussing the spring benefit and committee action plan. The agenda is mostly procedural, with no major decisions or public hearings listed.

• Approve minutes from 4/19/23 and 5/17/23
• Treasurer's Report for June 2023
• Review of Spring Benefit
• Discussion of Committee Action Plan

Parks and Recreation Commission

The San Anselmo Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to handle routine business, including approving minutes and public comment. They will discuss updates on the Red Hill Dog Park, Live on the Avenue, afterschool enrichment, adult programming, and Memorial Park. Action items include appointing a commissioner to the Age-Friendly & Disability Advisory Committee, changing the commission's meeting time, and cancelling the October meeting due to staff capacity.

• Appoint commissioner to Age-Friendly & Disability Advisory Committee
• Change meeting time for PRC meetings
• Cancel October meeting due to staff capacity
• Red Hill Dog Park update
• Live on the Avenue update

Historical Commission

The San Anselmo Historical Commission is meeting to discuss routine updates on museum operations, including inventory, oral history projects, acquisitions, walking tours, and membership. The agenda is largely procedural with no major decisions or public hearings scheduled.

• Update on inventory of museum items stored at Judy's home
• Oral History Project report by Dick Miner
• Collections Database/Acquisitions/Research Projects report by Judy Coy
• Walking tours report by Dick Miner
• PastPerfect Web Edition update by Judy Coy

Historical Commission

The Commission will review and vote on an Action Plan and decide on the annual Historical Society program. Members will also discuss membership numbers, meeting frequency, and receive updates on museum staffing and collections.

• Review and approval of Action Plan
• Decision on annual Historical Society program
• Discussion of membership and meeting frequency
• Report on museum acquisitions, donations, and research
• Updates on walking tours and museum docent staffing

Parks and Recreation Commission

The San Anselmo Parks and Recreation Commission will hear a presentation on an Age and Disability Planning Grant, discuss playground updates at Memorial, Robson Harrington, and Hilldale Parks, and consider canceling the August 15, 2023 meeting. They will also review the Recreation Fund report for June 2023.

• Age and Disability Planning Grant overview presentation
• Playground updates: Memorial Park, Robson Harrington Park, Hilldale Park
• Memorial Park Planning Sub-Committee report on special needs/playground
• Cancel August 15, 2023 meeting
• Review Recreation Fund report for period ending June 30, 2023

Community Discussions on San Anselmo Residential Rental Policies #2 - Traduccion en Español Disponible

This community discussion meeting focuses on a presentation about rent stabilization and eviction protections for residential rental policies in San Anselmo. Public comments and questions will follow the presentation. No formal decisions are being made; this is a discussion session.

• Presentation on Rent Stabilization and Eviction Protections
• Public comments and questions on rental policies
• Meeting available in person and via Zoom with Spanish translation
• Public can submit written comments to [email protected]

Community Discussions on San Anselmo Residential Rental Policies #1 - Traduccion en Español Disponible

This is a community discussion meeting on residential rental policies in San Anselmo. Staff presentations on rent stabilization and eviction protections will be given, followed by public comments and questions. The meeting is held in-person and via Zoom, with Spanish translation available.

• Rent stabilization staff presentation
• Public comments and questions on rent stabilization
• Eviction protections staff presentation
• Public comments and questions on eviction protections
• Meeting conducted via Zoom and in-person at 525 San Anselmo Avenue

Economic Development Committee

The San Anselmo Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss its structure and priorities, including communications, placemaking, merchant/landlord support, and collaboration with the Chamber of Commerce. They will also receive updates on Town Council-approved rezonings, the Placer.AI tool, Live on the Avenue events, and Creek Park. The agenda includes public expression time and approval of June 13, 2023 minutes.

• Town Council approval of Economic Development Committee initiated rezonings
• Placer.AI update
• Live on the Avenue survey and Movie Night on September 15
• Creek Park update
• Committee structure and priorities discussion

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss several items, including a presentation on the Sorich Park Trail Plan, an update on secure bike parking and lockers, and a draft updated bike/ped project list. The committee will also approve minutes from its February 8, 2023 meeting. Public comments are welcome.

• Presentation from Sandor Lengyel on the Sorich Park Trail Plan
• Update on secure bike parking/bike lockers
• Draft updated Bike/Ped project list
• Approval of February 8, 2023 meeting minutes

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to conduct business including interviewing and appointing a youth member, hearing a Safe Routes to School presentation on suggested walking/biking routes, discussing secure bike parking/lockers, and considering next steps for the Sorich Park Trail Plan. The committee will also discuss roles and responsibilities of its officers. Public comment is welcome, and minutes from the last meeting were not available at the time of agenda publication.

• Interview and appointment of youth member
• Safe Routes to School presentation by Wendi Kallins on suggested walking/biking routes
• Discussion on secure bike parking and bike lockers
• Sorich Park Trail Plan next steps
• Discussion of chair/vice-chair/secretary roles

Parks and Recreation Commission

The Parks and Recreation Commission will review amendments to town park rules regarding e-bike use. The body will also review an appeal regarding a community garden plot revocation and consider the Commission Action Plan.

• Amendments to town park rules to address e-bike use
• Appeal of a community garden plot revocation
• Review of the Parks & Recreation Commission Action Plan
• Appointment of a Memorial Park Master Plan Review sub-committee
• Review of the Recreation Fund for the period ending March 31, 2023

Parks and Recreation Commission

This meeting agenda contains only procedural items and standard reports. No specific projects, contracts, or ordinances are listed for discussion or decision.

• Parks reports
• Financial report
• Staff updates

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss updates to the Economic Development Plan and its integration with the General Plan, as well as the structure and priorities of economic development projects. They will also review proposed amendments to the zoning ordinance, including changes to the Land Use Table and definitions in the municipal code. The meeting includes public comment and updates on local events and business activities.

• Review of proposed amendments to Title 10, Chapter 3, Article 17 (Definitions) and Article 13 (Conditional Use Permit) of the San Anselmo Municipal Code
• Discussion of Economic Development Plan Update and General Plan Update Integration
• Update on Commercial Land Use Zoning Ordinance Amendment (not subject to CEQA)
• Introduction of new EDC members and Small Business Month recap
• Updates on Creek Park, Live on the Avenue, and Softball Tournament (July 7-9)

Infrastructure and Fiscal Monitoring Committee

The Infrastructure and Fiscal Monitoring Committee will elect a chair, review the IFMC action plan, discuss the state of infrastructure with a presentation, and deliberate on the proposed 2023-2024 budget and Measure J allocation. The committee also will approve minutes from a previous meeting.

• Selection of Chair / Vice Chair
• Review of IFMC Action Plan for 2023-2024
• State of Infrastructure Discussion with Public Works presentation
• Review and discussion of 2023-2024 Measure J Allocation (draft attached)
• Review and discussion of the 2023-2024 Proposed Budget (funds attached)

Red Hill Dog Park Steering Committee

The Red Hill Dog Park Steering Committee will hold a regular meeting to discuss ongoing items including park maintenance, community outreach, fundraising, and the Red Hill Field Renovation project. No votes on specific ordinances or contracts are scheduled; the agenda is largely procedural and discussion-oriented.

• Red Hill Field Renovation discussion
• Fundraising and community outreach updates
• Park maintenance and improvements review
• Financial update from the committee

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to discuss several business items, including a report on goat grazing and next steps, interviews for a youth commissioner position, and updates on the SLT project and Upper Hawthorne Canyon purchase. The committee will also review the treasurer's report and discuss plans for the upcoming spring benefit.

• Report on Goat Grazing Meeting and Discuss Next Steps
• Interview 3 Applicants for Youth Commissioner Position
• Update on Upper Hawthorne Canyon Purchase
• Treasurer's Report 5/23
• Discuss Plans for Upcoming Spring Benefit

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will discuss proposed amendments to the commercial land use zoning ordinance. The meeting also includes updates on Creek Park and Small Business Month.

• Proposed Commercial Land Use Zoning Ordinance Amendments
• Creek Park update
• Small Business Month discussion
• Recruitment and reappointments

Economic Development Committee

The San Anselmo Economic Development Committee is meeting to discuss several staff updates and action items, including recruitment for the committee, a Creek Park update, and the Live on the Avenue event. Action items include strategizing the committee's path forward, a business inventory and mapping update, and a commercial land use zoning ordinance amendment update. The zoning amendment is not subject to CEQA review.

• Commercial Land Use Zoning Ordinance Amendment Update (not subject to CEQA)
• Business Inventory and Mapping Update
• EDC Recruitment and Reappointments
• Creek Park Update
• Live on the Avenue event update

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting to discuss several open space matters, including an update on the Upper Hawthorne Canyon purchase, goat grazing in town open space, and the SLT project. They will also hear the treasurer's report and discuss the committee's action plan. Public comments are welcome.

• Update on Upper Hawthorne Canyon purchase
• Update on goat grazing in Town open space
• Treasurer's report for 3/23
• Report from Spring Benefit subcommittee
• Discuss Committee action plan

Open Space Committee

The Open Space Committee is meeting virtually to discuss several business items, including a possible short-term pause on goat grazing in Town open space, an update on the Bald Hill and Upper Hawthorne Canyon purchase, and a potential Spring Benefit. The committee will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and hear public comments.

• Consider recommendation for short-term pause on goat grazing
• Update on Bald Hill and Upper Hawthorne Canyon purchase
• Discuss possible Spring Benefit
• Approve minutes from 1/18/23
• Treasurer's report for February

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will meet to approve minutes, hear staff updates on projects like Creek Park and Memorial Park, and develop a communication plan and the 2023-2024 action plan. They will also select a chair and vice chair. The agenda includes routine items and public comment periods.

• Approval of February 14, 2023 meeting minutes
• Staff updates on Creek Park and Memorial Park ribbon cutting
• Development of 2023-2024 Action Plan
• Communication Plan Development
• Selection of Chair and Vice Chair

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will review updates to the 2023 Action Plan and the Economic Development Plan. Members will also discuss land use mapping, the Creek Park update, and results from the Live on the Avenue survey.

• EDC Framework Amendments
• 2023 Action Plan development
• Land Use and Business Inventory and Mapping Update
• Economic Development Plan Update and Overview
• Live on the Avenue Survey Results

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss potential additions to the bike/ped project list, along with routine items like approving minutes and setting future agenda items. The meeting is open to the public in person and via Zoom.

• Discussion on additions to Bike/Ped project list
• Approval of last meeting's minutes
• Remote participation rules for committee members
• Next meeting date set for third Thursday

Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee

The San Anselmo Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee is meeting to discuss the bike/ped project list and future agenda items. The meeting is open to the public in person and via Zoom, with time for public comments on non-agenda items.

• Discussion on Bike/Ped project list
• Approval of last meeting's minutes
• Open time for public expression (3-minute limit per speaker)

Open Space Committee

The San Anselmo Open Space Committee is meeting virtually to discuss several business items, including the purchase of Upper Hawthorne Canyon and a letter of support for a grant application. They will also consider the impact of goat grazing on town open space and discuss meeting structure and frequency. The meeting includes public comments and approval of previous minutes.

• Approve minutes from 11/16/2022
• Treasurer's report
• Discuss meeting structure, format, and frequency
• Update on Upper Hawthorne Canyon purchase; approve letter of support for grant application
• Discuss impact of goat grazing on Town open space

Economic Development Committee

The Economic Development Committee will review the 2022 Action Plan and work on developing the plan for 2023-2024. The committee will also discuss meeting start times and staff updates regarding meeting formats and terms.

• Review of 2022 Economic Action Plan
• Development of 2023-2024 Economic Action Plan
• Discussion regarding meeting start times