Tiburon public meetings in 2022
78 substantive meetings from 2022, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The council will hold a closed session for a town manager performance review and anticipated litigation, then a regular meeting to vote on consent items including acquiring real property from the Richardson Bay Sanitary District and certifying election results. Action items include electing a new mayor and vice mayor, and the council will discuss returning to in-person meetings in 2023.
- Rescind previous action and approve purchase and sale agreement for Richardson Bay Sanitary District property
- Adopt resolution certifying November 8, 2022 general municipal election results
- Adopt resolution partially granting appeal of Design Review Board approval at 4576 Paradise Drive
- Election of new mayor and vice mayor
- Discuss return to in-person Town Council meetings in 2023
Design Review Board Meeting
The Tiburon Design Review Board will meet to consider three public hearings on property projects: a landscape plan for a subdivision on Paradise Drive, a new single-family home on Vistazo East Street, and an appeal to raise a property line fence on Avenida Miraflores. The meeting will also include adoption of November minutes and public comment periods.
- Tiburon Glen Subdivision landscape plan for retaining walls and lighting at 3700 block of Paradise Drive
- New 4,413 sq ft single-family home with 598 sq ft garage at 2120 Vistazo East Street
- Appeal to raise property line fence from 3'6" to 6' tall at 163 Avenida Miraflores
Heritage & Arts Special Meeting
The Heritage & Arts Commission will consider approving marketing materials and a $500 cost for the Thomas Jackson public art installation. They will also review web content and a donation form for the project, set a provisional date for a print raffle, and discuss other StArt pin card distribution methods. Discussion items include a table location at the December 3 Holiday Fest and avenues for donor outreach.
- Approve marketing materials and cost not to exceed $500 for Thomas Jackson public art installation
- Review and approve web content and donation form for Thomas Jackson information page
- Consider approval of a provisional date for Thomas Jackson print raffle
- Consider approval of other StArt pin card distribution methods
- Discuss table location at Holiday Fest on December 3 and shift delegation
Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission Special Meeting
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission will hold a special meeting to consider a proposal by the Green Team to beautify the Blackies Pasture gravesite area with new landscaping and a Coast Live Oak. The commission will also hear an update on the Parks Master Plan RFP and vote on approving minutes from the September 20, 2022 meeting.
- Action item: Proposal to beautify Blackies Pasture gravesite with new landscape and planting of a Coast Live Oak (presentation by Jim Wood)
- Informational item: Department of Public Works update on Parks Master Plan RFP
- Approval of minutes from September 20, 2022 meeting
- Public comment available via Zoom or email due to COVID-19 remote meeting
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Town Council will vote on a $1,000,000 contribution pledge for acquiring the Martha Property. They will also consider approving the purchase of a Tesla Model Y patrol vehicle with a budget amendment of $30,500. Public hearings will be held on municipal code amendments to Chapter 13 (building regulations) and on a tree‑permit appeal for 4576 Paradise Drive. Additional items include a partial street abandonment for 1911 and 1915 Mar West Street and discussion of a landscape equipment ordinance.
- AI-3: $1,000,000 contribution pledge for Martha Property acquisition
- AI-2: Purchase of Tesla Model Y patrol vehicle, budget amendment $30,500
- PH-1: Municipal Code amendments to Chapter 13 (building regulations) referencing state construction and fire codes
- PH-2: Appeal of Design Review Board tree permit for removal of 10 trees at 4576 Paradise Drive
- PH-3: Consideration of partial street abandonment for 1911 and 1915 Mar West Street (lot line adjustment)
Diversity Inclusion Task Force Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force is meeting to receive a presentation on the draft Diversity Element of the General Plan, consider amendments, and recommend a final draft to the Town Council. The agenda also includes discussion items on Hanukkah and cultural events like Diwali and Nowruz. The meeting is held remotely via Zoom due to COVID-19 precautions.
- AI-1: Review draft Diversity Element for General Plan update, with staff report and exhibits
- DI-1: Presentation by Congregation Kol Shofar on Hanukkah
- DI-2: Review of Diwali celebration and request for Nowruz celebration
- Public comment via email or Zoom, with 3-minute limit per comment
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will discuss the Objective Design and Development Standards (ODDS) for multifamily and mixed-use developments in the Downtown Districts as part of the General Plan Update. No action is being taken on this item; it is a discussion to inform future adoption. The meeting also includes adoption of previous meeting minutes and general procedural items.
- Discussion of Objective Design and Development Standards (ODDS) for multifamily and mixed-use in Downtown Districts
- Consideration of draft minutes from October 26, 2022 meeting
- Public comment accepted via email or Zoom due to remote meeting format
Heritage and Arts Commission - PASP Joint Special Meeting
The Heritage and Arts Commission and Public Art Selection Panel (PASP) will hold a joint special meeting. They will receive a report on the Thomas Jackson public art installation and consider next steps for fundraising and marketing outreach. Discussion items include possible performance art concerts, review of PASP bylaws, enlargement of the panel, and a Brown Act review.
- Action item: Receive report on Thomas Jackson project and discuss fundraising/marketing outreach
- Discussion item: Performance art concerts in conjunction with art installations
- Discussion item: Review PASP Bylaws and roles of H&A Commissioners and PASP
- Discussion item: Enlargement of the Public Art Selection Panel (PASP)
- Discussion item: Brown Act review
Town Council Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Town Council will hold a public hearing on an appeal of the Design Review Board's approval of a roof addition at 8 Auburn Court. The Council will also consider a draft Request for Proposals for a Parks Master Plan consulting contract and budget amendments totaling $201,858, which include reconciling prior-year projects and funding improvements to a town-owned condominium unit. Consent items include adoption of meeting minutes and investment summaries.
- Public hearing: Appeal of Design Review Board decision on roof addition at 8 Auburn Court
- Consider approval of draft Request for Proposals for Parks Master Plan consulting services
- Budget amendments: $141,858 to reconcile FY22 projects and $60,000 for unit improvements at a town-owned condominium
- Consent calendar: Adopt minutes for October 19, 2022 meetings and investment summaries for August and September 2022
- Proposed municipal code amendments for building and fire codes continued to November 16, 2022
Design Review Board Meeting
The Tiburon Design Review Board will hold a virtual meeting to consider three public hearing items: a continued landscape and lighting plan for the Tiburon Glen subdivision, a revised landscape plan for 17 Apollo Road, and a site plan and architectural review for a deck expansion at 11 East Terrace. The board will also consider adopting minutes from its October 6, 2022 meeting.
- Tiburon Glen Subdivision landscape and lighting plan at 3700 block of Paradise Drive (continued to Nov 17)
- Revised landscape plan for 17 Apollo Road per Oct 6 conditions
- Deck expansion of ~621 sq ft at 11 East Terrace with variance for lot coverage (30% vs 15% max)
- Adoption of minutes from October 6, 2022 meeting
Heritage and Arts Commission Meeting
The Commission will receive a report on the Town Council's October 19 hearing of the Thomas Jackson public art installation proposal and consider approval of fundraising or other actions. They will also discuss a joint meeting with the Public Art Selection Panel, appoint new members to PASP, and receive updates on a memorial tree planting and the Town Hall Gallery opening planned for March 2023.
- Discuss joint meeting with Public Art Selection Panel on November 15, replacing the regular November 22 meeting
- Appoint new rotating commission members to PASP and consider membership enlargement
- Receive report on Town Council hearing of Thomas Jackson proposal and consider fundraising for the project
- Receive update on resident request for memorial tree planting linked to Ellie Block memorial
- Receive ad hoc update on Town Hall Gallery Opening in March 2023 and artist outreach
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a conditional use permit (CUP 2022-006) for a 1,042-square-foot retail building at 70 Main Street, continued from September 14. The meeting also includes adoption of minutes from June 22, September 14, and September 28 meetings. The meeting will be conducted remotely via Zoom due to COVID-19.
- Public hearing on Conditional Use Permit (CUP 2022-006) for a 1,042 sq ft retail building at 70 Main Street (APN 059-102-31) in the Village Commercial zone
- Consideration of draft meeting minutes from June 22, September 14, and September 28, 2022
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Town Council will hold a special closed session to review the town manager's performance, then a regular meeting. The consent calendar includes adopting minutes, a resolution to continue virtual meetings, and an ordinance for AB 481 military equipment compliance. A public hearing will consider adopting updated construction and fire codes. The council will also discuss allocation of American Rescue Plan funds and consider a public art installation.
- Adopt ordinance for AB 481 Military Equipment Use Policy
- Public hearing on amendments to Chapter 13 building regulations (new construction/fire codes)
- Consider approval of Thomas Jackson public art installation
- Approve grant agreement for Measure A parks tax proceeds
- Partial street abandonment at 1911 & 1915 Mar West Street continued to Nov 16
Heritage and Arts Commission Meeting
The Tiburon Heritage and Arts Commission will receive a staff report on the Thomas Jackson proposal and decide whether to send it to the Town Council. It will also review a resident request for a memorial tree planting and plaque, and consider a proposal to create an ad hoc group for the Town Hall gallery opening and artist outreach. Discussion items include an update on the Dairy Mural groundbreaking ceremony and a "Call for Artists" project for future gallery shows.
- Review staff report on Thomas Jackson proposal and consider approval to send to Town Council
- Review resident request for memorial tree planting and adjacent plaque and consider approval to send to Town Council
- Review staff update on Town Hall opening and consider approving an ad hoc committee for gallery opening and artist outreach
- Receive update on Dairy Mural and the groundbreaking ceremony scheduled for September 28
- Discuss the "Call for Artists" project for future gallery showings
Diversity Inclusion Task Force Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force is meeting remotely to discuss and update several initiatives, including recognizing heritage months, planning a Diwali event, and reviewing the ReadySet program and the General Plan's diversity element. The meeting is open to the public via Zoom and phone.
- Recognition of National Hispanic American Heritage Month (Sept 15-Oct 15)
- Recognition of Indigenous People's Day (Oct 10)
- Partner with Library for Books/Resources
- Update Diwali Event
- Update and Discussion - ReadySet and General Plan Diversity Element
Design Review Board Meeting
The Tiburon Design Review Board will meet on October 6, 2022, to consider four residential projects: three new single-family home additions and one interior remodel with exterior alterations. The board will also vote on adopting the minutes from the September 22, 2022 meeting. The meeting will be held remotely via Zoom due to COVID-19 safety measures.
- 2200 Mar East Street: Interior remodel with exterior alterations, including window/door replacements, new siding, and setback variances (File Nos. DR2022-022/VAR2022-018/VAR2022-019/VAR2022-021)
- 17 Apollo Road: Addition of 838 sq ft and 362 sq ft garage to single-family residence (File No. DR2022-008)
- 65 Spring Lane: Addition of 846 sq ft to single-family residence with landscape improvements (File No. DR2022-069)
- 688 Hilary Drive: Demolition of existing home and construction of 2,748 sq ft new single-family residence with attached garage (File No. DR2022-005)
9/28 Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a Conditional Use Permit (PH-1) to operate a medical office at 80B Main Street in the VC (Village Commercial) zone. The property was previously occupied by a law office and retail stores. The meeting is conducted remotely due to COVID-19, with public comment accepted via email or Zoom.
- Public hearing for a Conditional Use Permit to allow a medical office at 80B Main Street (APN 059-102-20)
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Town Council meets virtually to consider adopting a Climate Action Plan, a public hearing on a military equipment ordinance (AB481), and several other items. They will also vote on a $150,440 contract for street design, a request for federal COVID-19 relief funds from local business groups, and whether to opt out of the county congestion management program. The meeting includes a closed session on property negotiations and anticipated litigation.
- Adopt Climate Action Plan to reduce greenhouse gas emissions
- Public hearing on AB481 military equipment use policy and ordinance
- Consider American Rescue Plan (ARP) funding request by Chamber of Commerce and Destination Tiburon for pandemic revenue losses
- Authorize contract with Pavement Engineering Inc. for 2023 Various Streets Project design ($150,440)
- Consider opting out of Marin County Congestion Management Program
Design Review Board Special Meeting
The Tiburon Design Review Board will hold a special meeting to consider two public hearing items: a new single-family residence at 2359 Paradise Drive and an exterior remodel with variances at 2200 Mar East Street. The board will also consider a tree removal permit and adopt meeting minutes. The meeting will be held virtually due to COVID-19.
- Public hearing for new 2,467 sq ft home at 2359 Paradise Drive (DR2021-128)
- Public hearing for remodel with 3 variance requests at 2200 Mar East Street (DR2022-022)
- Consent item: tree removal permit for 10 trees at 4576 Paradise Drive
- Adoption of September 1, 2022 meeting minutes
Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission Special Meeting
The Commission will review a proposed Thomas Jackson art installation at South of the Knoll Open Space. Members will also consider a special tax for the acquisition of the Martha Property and discuss a Draft Parks Master Plan Request for Proposal.
- Thomas Jackson Art Installation proposal
- Community Facilities District No. 2022-1 Martha Property Special Tax
- Town of Tiburon Parks Master Plan Request for Proposal (RFP)
- Del Mar Safe Routes to School Project update
- Pedestrian Hybrid Traffic Signal at Tiburon Blvd/Stewart Drive update
Diversity Inclusion Task Force Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force is meeting to consider approving a budget not to exceed $6,000 for a Diwali event and to discuss updates on several initiatives, including the ReadySet program, the General Plan Diversity Element, the Housing Element, and Police Department hiring. The meeting is held remotely via Zoom due to COVID-19 precautions.
- Consider approval of Diwali event budget up to $6,000
- Update and discussion on ReadySet program
- Update and discussion on General Plan Diversity Element
- Update on Housing Element
- Update on Police Department hiring
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two conditional use permits: one for keeping up to 4 mini cows on a 10-acre property at 4576 Paradise Drive, and another for constructing a 1,042-square-foot retail building at 70 Main Street. The commission will also elect a chair and vice chair, and consider approval of past meeting minutes.
- Conditional Use Permit (CUP2022-007) for up to 4 mini cows at 4576 Paradise Drive (APN 038-142-02)
- Conditional Use Permit (CUP 2022-006) for a 1,042 sq ft retail building at 70 Main Street (APN 059-102-31)
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair of the Planning Commission
- Consider adoption of minutes from June 8 and June 22, 2022 meetings
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Town Council will hold a public hearing on amendments to the municipal code requiring dogs to be on leash at Cypress Hollow Park and revising the definition of 'dogs running at large'. The Council will also consider a second amendment to the Mill Valley Refuse Service Franchise Agreement for SB 1383 compliance, and amendments adding a foodware ordinance requiring reusable or compostable foodware. The agenda includes interviews for board vacancies and potential appointments to the Design Review Board and Disaster Advisory Council.
- Public hearing on dog leash amendments at Cypress Hollow Park (PH-1)
- Second amendment to Mill Valley Refuse Service Franchise Agreement for SB 1383 compliance (AI-3)
- Consent calendar item: amendments adding Chapter 10B requiring reusable or compostable foodware (CC-3)
- Interviews for vacancies on Design Review Board and Belvedere-Tiburon Disaster Advisory Council
- Consideration of appointments to Town Boards and Commissions (AI-1, AI-2)
Town Council Special Meeting
The Tiburon Town Council will hold a special meeting to discuss the draft Housing Element, receive public comments, and consider adopting a minute order directing staff on revisions before submitting to the California Department of Housing and Community Development. The meeting also includes a closed session to discuss potential litigation from a claim filed by Honeybadger Acquisitions LLC. The public can participate remotely via Zoom or submit comments by email.
- Discuss and potentially adopt minute order on revisions to draft Housing Element prior to state submission
- Closed session: Conference with legal counsel regarding anticipated litigation from a claim by Honeybadger Acquisitions LLC (filed March 23, 2022)
- Public comment accepted via Zoom webinar or email to [email protected]
- Meeting held remotely due to COVID-19, not physically open to public
Design Review Board Meeting
The Design Review Board will hold public hearings on four items: a new single-family residence at 1894 Centro West Street with a variance for a zero front setback, a deck and roof expansion at 8 Auburn Court, a tree removal permit at 4576 Paradise Drive, and a new home with a fence height variance at 266 Cecilia Way. The board will also adopt minutes from the August 18 meeting. The meeting is conducted via teleconference due to COVID-19.
- New 2,884 sq ft home at 1894 Centro West Street with variance for zero front setback (required 15 ft)
- Deck and roof expansion at 8 Auburn Court, roof height increase from 19'5" to 22'1"
- Tree removal permit for 10 trees at 4576 Paradise Drive (7 Blue Gum Eucalyptus, 1 Canary Palm, 1 Coast Redwood, 1 Coast Live Oak)
- Demolition and new 2,562 sq ft home at 266 Cecilia Way with variance for 8 ft fence (max 6 ft)
- Adoption of August 18, 2022 meeting minutes
Heritage and Arts Commission Special Meeting
The Heritage and Arts Commission will receive an update from an ad hoc committee on the Thomas Jackson proposal and consider whether to forward it to the Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission for review. They will also vote on approving an expenditure for invitations for the Dairy Mural project ground-breaking ceremony.
- Receive report on Thomas Jackson proposal and consider approval to forward to Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission
- Consider approval of expenditure for invitations for Dairy Mural project ground-breaking ceremony
Heritage and Arts Commission Meeting
The Heritage and Arts Commission will discuss two action items: a proposal from Thomas Jackson to be forwarded to the Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission for review, and a resident request for a memorial tree planting and plaque. The commission will also elect a new chair and approve minutes from previous meetings. The meeting is held virtually via Zoom due to COVID-19.
- Receive report on Thomas Jackson proposal and consider sending to POST Commission
- Consider memorial tree planting and plaque request for Eleanor Bloch
- Election of H&A Commission Chair
- Adoption of minutes from May 24 and June 28, 2022
- Virtual meeting via Zoom due to COVID-19
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Town Council will hold a special closed session to discuss anticipated litigation, including a claim from Honeybadger Acquisitions LLC. In the regular meeting, they will consider allowing pickleball at Teather Park, review a proposal for sand volleyball courts, and hold public hearings on ordinances requiring compostable foodware and adopting a military equipment use policy per AB481. Consent items include a $70,000 budget amendment for HVAC at three town-owned condos.
- Closed session: two potential litigation cases and claim from Honeybadger Acquisitions LLC
- Budget amendment of $70,000 for HVAC at 3 town-owned condos
- Consider allowing pickleball at Teather Park tennis courts (with sound study and public correspondence)
- Public hearing: municipal code requiring reusable or compostable foodware for prepared food sellers
- Public hearing: AB481 military equipment ordinance and use policy (Police Department)
Design Review Board
The Tiburon Design Review Board will hold a regular meeting to consider several site plan and architectural review applications, including new single-family homes and deck expansions, some with variance requests for lot coverage. The board will also adopt minutes from a prior meeting and hear public comments. The meeting will be held virtually due to COVID-19.
- 1911 Straits View Drive: Demolish existing home, build 4,494 sq ft residence with garage, pool, spa, and variance for 21.7% lot coverage (exceeds 15% max).
- 8 Auburn Court: Expand existing deck, add roof, increase height from 19'5" to 22'1" (continued from 6/16/2022).
- 2359 Paradise Drive: New 2,467 sq ft home on vacant lot with variance for 37.7% lot coverage (exceeds 35% max), includes ADU (continued from 7/21/2022).
- 23 Meadowhill Drive: Expand third-level deck by 251 sq ft, variance for 19.4% lot coverage (exceeds 15% max).
- Adoption of minutes from August 4, 2022 meeting.
Diversity Inclusion Task Force Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force will meet remotely to receive a progress report from ReadySet Consulting, interview a police captain candidate, and review updates on local Juneteenth and Diwali celebrations. The meeting is closed to in-person attendance due to COVID-19 safety protocols.
- ReadySet Consulting progress report by Char Brown-Griffin
- Appointment of a representative to the Police Captain Interview Panel
- Update on Tiburon and Belvedere Juneteenth Celebrations
- Diwali Celebration Update from Tina Paikeday
Town Council Regular Meeting
The Town Council will discuss the draft Housing Element, receive public comments, and consider directing staff on revisions before submitting it to the California Department of Housing and Community Development. The council will also consider authorizing the purchase of 22 Marsh Road for $251,248, appointments to the Belvedere-Tiburon Library Agency Board, and several consent calendar items including a resolution to continue virtual meetings and investment summaries.
- Discuss draft Housing Element and direct staff on revisions
- Authorize purchase of 22 Marsh Road for $251,248
- Consider appointments to Belvedere-Tiburon Library Agency Board
- Adopt resolution to continue teleconference meetings under AB 361
- Announce special vacancy on Design Review Board
Design Review Board Meeting
The Tiburon Design Review Board will hold a regular meeting to consider several site plan and architectural review applications, including new home construction, exterior alterations, a fence variance, and a tree removal permit. The board will also adopt minutes from prior meetings. Public comment is available via email or Zoom due to COVID-19 precautions.
- Consent Calendar: 1876 Centro West Street - new fencing and gates with height variance (6'10" to 8' vs. 6' max)
- Public Hearing: 1894 Centro West Street - new 2,878 sq ft single-family residence with reduced front setback variance (zero vs. 15' required)
- Public Hearing: 2090 Centro East Street - tree permit to remove one Canary Palm Tree
- Public Hearing: 616 Ridge Road - exterior alterations with excess lot coverage variance (20% vs. 15% allowed)
- Public Hearing: 1911 Straits View Drive - demolition and new 4,494 sq ft home with lot coverage variance and floor area exception
Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission Special Meeting
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission will elect a new Chair and Vice Chair for the upcoming fiscal year. They will also consider approving a ranking of improvements for the town's Steps, Lanes and Paths inventory, discuss supporting a youth mountain bike recreation area at Blackie's Pasture or Belveron Mini Park, and consider playground equipment replacement at Cypress Hollow Park and South of the Knoll Park.
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair for FY2022-23
- Possible approval of ranking for Steps, Lanes and Paths improvements
- Discussion and possible support for a youth mountain bike recreation area at Blackie's Pasture or Belveron Mini Park
- Consideration of playground equipment replacement at Cypress Hollow Park and South of the Knoll Park
- Informational updates on sand-based volleyball court, pickleball at Teather Park, and Elephant Rock repairs
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a proposed partial street abandonment to facilitate a lot line adjustment between 1911 and 1915 Mar West Street, determining whether it conforms to the General Plan. The meeting also includes election of a chair and vice chair, and adoption of minutes from June 8 and June 22, 2022.
- Public hearing on partial street abandonment for lot line adjustment at 1911-1915 Mar West Street
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair
- Consider adoption of minutes from June 8 and June 22, 2022
- Oral communications for items not on the agenda
Design Review Board Meeting
The Tiburon Design Review Board will hold a public hearing to review and potentially approve five single-family home projects, including new construction and expansions, with several variance requests for setbacks, lot coverage, and fence heights. The meeting will also include the election of a chair and vice chair, adoption of past meeting minutes, and a discussion on objective design standards for multifamily developments.
- 1894 Centro West Street: New 2,884 sq ft single-family home with 2-car garage, zero front setback variance, and 800 sq ft accessory dwelling unit
- 1876 Centro West Street: New 6’10”–9’ fence and gates with 3’ height variance
- 2359 Paradise Drive: New 2,467 sq ft single-family home with 37.7% lot coverage variance and 874 sq ft attached accessory dwelling unit
- 8 Auburn Court: Deck expansion and roof height increase from 19’5” to 22’1”
- 9 Francisco Vista Court: Legalization of 18”–20” lattice on 6’ fence with 1’8” height variance
Heritage and Arts Commission Meeting
The Heritage and Arts Commission will hold a regular meeting to consider approving timeline changes for the Artist Laureate program and to elect a new chair. The commission will also receive updates on the Dairy Mural project and discuss a possible exhibition event for artists. The meeting includes routine approval of minutes and oral communications.
- Consider approval of updated timeline for Artist Laureate position
- Receive update on Dairy Mural project
- Election of Heritage and Arts Commission Chair
- Artist Laureate Recognition for Richard Rozen
- Discussion of possible exhibition event for artists
Design Review Board Special Meeting
The Tiburon Design Review Board will hold a special meeting to continue discussions on Objective Design Standards for a proposed multifamily development and review a site plan for a deck expansion at 8 Auburn Court. The meeting will be held remotely due to COVID-19 safety measures, with public access via Zoom and phone.
- Discuss Objective Design Standards for proposed multifamily development (site layout and building mass criteria)
- Consider site plan and architectural review for deck expansion at 8 Auburn Court (roof height increase from 19’5" to 22’1")
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing to consider a one-year extension of a Conditional Use Permit for a temporary Cell-On-Wheels wireless facility at 4 Beach Road. The original permit expires July 8, 2022. The meeting will be held virtually due to COVID-19.
- Public Hearing PH-1: Consider CUP2022-003 for a one-year extension of CUP2020-002 for a temporary Cell-On-Wheels facility at 4 Beach Road (APN 058-171-86, NC/AHO zoning).
Town Council Special & Regular Meeting
The Town Council will hold a special meeting in closed session to discuss existing and anticipated litigation, then convene a regular meeting to consider consent calendar items including the adoption of the FY 2022-23 Municipal Budget and Capital Improvement Program, a resolution to continue virtual meetings under AB 361, and calling the November 2022 general municipal election. Presentations will be given on a Broadband Strategic Plan and an updated Climate Action Plan. The Council will also discuss adding 1100-1120 Mar West Street to the Housing Opportunity site inventory and hold public hearings to continue the Tiburon Tourism Business Improvement District (TTBID) assessments and confirm Cypress Hollow Landscape and Lighting District assessments for FY 2022-23.
- Adopt FY 2022-23 Municipal Budget and Capital Improvement Program
- Discuss adding 1100-1120 Mar West Street to Housing Opportunity site inventory
- Public hearing to continue Tiburon Tourism Business Improvement District assessments
- Public hearing to confirm Cypress Hollow Landscape and Lighting District assessments
- Adopt resolution calling November 8, 2022 general municipal election
Design Review Board
The Tiburon Design Review Board will hold a regular meeting with a discussion on objective design standards for multifamily development, two public hearings for residential projects, and a study session for a new home. The meeting will be conducted remotely due to COVID-19, with public comment accepted via email or phone.
- Discussion of Objective Design Standards for multifamily development (2nd session)
- Public hearing: 2311 Mar East Street – 262 sq ft patio enclosure, variance for 90% lot coverage (35% allowed), floor area exception to 2,312.2 sq ft (1,052 allowed)
- Public hearing: 8 Auburn Court – deck expansion and roof addition, height increase from 19'5" to 22'1"
- Study session: 1894 Centro West – new 2,884 sq ft single-family residence with variance for zero front setback (15' required), previously continued to July 21, 2022
Diversity Inclusion Task Force Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force is meeting remotely to discuss updates on a Diversity Element consultant and a ReadySet human resources consultant, plan events for 2022-2023 including Juneteenth, and set future agenda items. The meeting is not physically open to the public due to COVID-19, but public comment is available via Zoom or email.
- Update and timeline for Diversity Element consultant
- ReadySet Human Resources consultant update and goals
- Juneteenth update and other 2022-2023 events
- Volunteers for upcoming events
- Future agenda items for August meeting
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will discuss adding 1100, 1110, and 1120 Mar West Street as potential housing opportunity sites in the Housing Element. A public hearing will consider a Conditional Use Permit to operate five annual Chipper Days at Blackie's Pasture for free vegetation removal to meet fire safety requirements. The commission also plans to adopt minutes from the April 27 and May 25 meetings.
- Discussion of adding 1100, 1110, and 1120 Mar West Street as potential housing opportunity sites in the Housing Element
- Public hearing for Conditional Use Permit (CUP2022-005) to operate 5 annual Chipper Days at Blackie's Pasture for vegetation removal
- Consideration of draft minutes from April 27 and May 25 Planning Commission meetings
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Town Council will hold a public hearing to introduce the Fiscal Year 2022-23 Municipal Budget and Capital Improvement Program. They will also consider an acquisition and easement agreement for 730 Hawthorne Drive, a resolution declaring Pride Month, and approval of four position letters to the state legislature. The special meeting includes closed session discussions on litigation and property acquisition.
- Public hearing on 2022-23 Municipal Budget and Capital Improvement Program
- Consider acquisition and easement agreement for 730 Hawthorne Drive related to utility undergrounding
- Consider resolution declaring June 2022 Pride Month and authorizing Rainbow Pride Flag at town facilities
- Consider four position letters: budget support, library support, opposition to AB2011, opposition to ERAF
- Closed session: litigation claim by Honeybadger Acquisitions LLC, existing litigation in Tiburon Open Space Committee case, and property negotiations for 22 Marsh Road
Design Review Board
The Board will discuss objective design standards for proposed multifamily developments in Downtown Tiburon. Members will also hold public hearings regarding several residential construction and modification projects.
- Discussion of Objective Design Standards for proposed multifamily development
- Resolution regarding 198 Stewart Drive addition and exterior alterations
- Public hearing for new wood fencing and gates at 1876 Centro West Street
- Public hearing for a new 4,866 square foot residence at 1 Trestle Glen Circle
- Public hearing for a new 2,467 square foot residence at 2359 Paradise Drive
Heritage and Arts Commission Meeting
The Tiburon Heritage and Arts Commission will meet via Zoom to consider a report on suggested wording to support public art in the new General Plan 2040. The commission will also receive updates on the Artist Laureate program and a budget report on remaining General Fund funds. Discussion items include the gallery artist selection process, fundraising for public art, and the Dairy Mural Project.
- Adopt minutes from March 28 and April 26 meetings
- Receive report on suggested wording to support public art in General Plan 2040
- Consider timeline changes for the Artist Laureate position
- Discuss use of remaining General Fund balance for public art
- Receive update report on the Dairy Mural Project
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will conduct the annual review of the draft five-year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) to confirm its consistency with the Tiburon General Plan, as required by state law. No other action items are on the agenda; the meeting consists of standard procedural items including oral communications and staff briefings.
- Annual review of the draft five-year Capital Improvement Program (CIP) for General Plan consistency
Town Council Special Meeting
The Tiburon Town Council is holding a special meeting remotely via Zoom due to COVID-19. The council will review upcoming capital projects and the draft FY 2022-23 Capital Improvement Program, and receive a funding update on the use of American Rescue Plan funds. No public hearings or voting items are on the agenda; these are discussion items only.
- Review of upcoming capital projects and draft FY 2022-23 Capital Improvement Program
- Funding update on use of American Rescue Plan funds
Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission Special Meeting
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission will review updates on several public works projects and recent POST recommendations. It will consider approving the ranking of improvements and maintenance for the town's steps, lanes and paths, discuss a possible youth mountain bike recreation area, and evaluate playground equipment replacement at Cypress Hollow and South of the Knoll parks. The commission will also decide on locations for the “Know your Park, Open Space or Trail” segment.
- Approve ranking of improvements for town steps, lanes and paths (AI-1)
- Discuss possible youth mountain bike recreation area at Blackie’s Pasture or Belvedere Mini Park (AI-2)
- Consider playground equipment replacement at Cypress Hollow Park and South of the Knoll Park (AI-3)
- Review recent POST recommendations: leash requirement at Cypress Hollow, pickleball courts, beach volleyball courts, kayak/SUP launch at Belvedere (I-2)
- Updates on public works projects: Blackie’s Pasture Parking Lot, signage on Old Rail Trail, county‑supported beach restoration (I-1)
Design Review Board Meeting
The Tiburon Design Review Board will hold public hearings on three residential projects: an appeal of a previously approved addition at 198 Stewart Drive, a new home at 1 Trestle Glen Circle (continued from May 5), and a new home with a variance request at 1894 Centro West Street. The board will also consider adopting the minutes from its May 5 meeting. The meeting is remote-only due to COVID-19.
- Appeal of approved 348 sq ft second-floor addition and garage conversion at 198 Stewart Drive (DR2022-021)
- New 4,866 sq ft home with pool and spa at 1 Trestle Glen Circle (DR2021-012, continued to June 2)
- New 2,884 sq ft home with variance for zero front setback at 1894 Centro West Street (DR2021-088/VAR2021-023)
- Consideration of May 5, 2022 meeting minutes
Town Council Regular Meeting
This regular meeting includes a discussion on adopting a local ordinance banning single-use foodware and requiring compostable alternatives. The consent calendar features adoption of SB 9 zoning amendments for two-unit housing and urban lot splits, a resolution to continue virtual meetings under AB 361, and an amendment to the town manager's employment agreement. The council will also recognize a parks commission member and introduce a new finance manager.
- Discussion of adopting a local ordinance banning single-use foodware and requiring compostable foodware for food service vendors
- Adoption of amendments to Municipal Code Chapters 14 and 16 implementing SB 9 (two-unit housing developments and urban lot splits in single-family zones)
- Adoption of resolution authorizing sixth amendment to the Town Manager's Employment Agreement
- Adoption of resolution to continue teleconference board meetings in accordance with AB 361
- Adoption of resolution to save SB1 Road Repair and Accountability Act funds for the 2024 Street Paving Project
Diversity Inclusion Task Force Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force will meet remotely to consider creating an ad hoc subcommittee to work with staff and consultants on the Diversity Element of the General Plan. They will also discuss updates on a Juneteenth event, a human resources consulting update, and events for 2022-2023. The meeting is open to the public via Zoom and written comments.
- Action item: Consider creation of ad hoc subcommittee for Diversity Element with Community Development and General Plan consultants
- Discussion: Juneteenth event update
- Discussion: ReadySet Human Resources Consulting update
- Discussion: 2022-2023 events planning
Town Council Special Meeting
The Tiburon Town Council will consider a request to donate to the 2022 Marin County Gun Buy Back Event. This is the only substantive action item on the special meeting agenda; other items are procedural.
- Consider request for donation to the 2022 Marin County Gun Buy Back Event (Office of the Town Manager)
Town Council Regular Meeting
The Council will consider municipal code amendments regarding view obstructions and Senate Bill 9 housing regulations. Other business includes a potential Main Street closure for a special event and the Digital Marin Strategic Plan.
- Amendment to Chapter 15 of the Municipal Code regarding view and sunlight obstruction from trees
- Resolution commemorating Public Works Week
- Mayor's Proclamation commemorating National Peace Officers Week
- Main Street closure on June 18 for a Midsummers Eve Celebration
- Adoption of the Digital Marin Strategic Plan resolution
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will hear a presentation from the Tiburon Chamber of Commerce on the Tiburon Downtown Initiative, a stakeholder-driven plan for downtown events and street closures. No action will be taken at this meeting. The commission will also consider adopting the minutes from the March 23, 2022 meeting.
- Discussion item DI-1: Tiburon Chamber of Commerce presents the Tiburon Downtown Initiative goals and concepts
- Consideration and possible adoption of minutes from the March 23, 2022 meeting
- Meeting held virtually via Zoom due to COVID-19; public comment via email
- No public hearings or action items on the agenda
Town Council Special Meeting
This special meeting is a retreat/housing workshop. The Council will receive a report on the Housing Element update, including community engagement results and the draft Sites Inventory for housing opportunity sites, and provide direction on rezoning proposals. A closed session for anticipated litigation (1 potential case) is also scheduled. The meeting will begin with a presentation on the Our Neighborhood Voices initiative.
- Closed session for anticipated litigation (1 potential case)
- Presentation and discussion of the Our Neighborhood Voices Initiative
- Report on Housing Element community engagement workshops and surveys
- Feedback and direction on the draft Housing Element Sites Inventory
- Rezoning proposals for housing opportunity sites
Heritage and Arts Commission Meeting
The Heritage and Arts Commission will consider final approval of bylaws for the Public Art Selection Panel and review suggested language supporting public art for inclusion in the Town's General Plan 2040. The commission will also receive updates on the Artist Laureate position, current public art proposals, and budget status.
- Final approval of Bylaws for the Public Art Selection Panel (PASP)
- Suggested wording to support public art in General Plan 2040
- Update on Artist Laureate position and applications
- Review of PASP current proposals: Thomas Jackson Proposal and The World According to Sound Proposal
- California Arts Council grant programs and updated budget report
Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission Special Meeting
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission is holding a special meeting via teleconference. Action items include a subcommittee update on a possible youth mountain bike recreation area, possible updates to Chapter 20 of the Tiburon Municipal Code regarding animals, and discussing a subcommittee to study play equipment at Cypress Hollow and South of the Knoll parks. Informational items include updates from the Green Team and staff on the gate at Mira Flores, weeding volunteers, SUP/kayak launch, and a bike lane intersection.
- AI-1: Youth Mountain Bike Recreation Area subcommittee update for Belveron Park and Blackie's Pasture
- AI-2: Possible updates to Chapter 20 of the Tiburon Municipal Code regarding animals
- AI-4: Discussion of subcommittee to study play equipment at Cypress Hollow Park and South of the Knoll Park
- I-2a: Staff update on gate at Mira Flores
- I-2d: Staff update on intersection at Mar West and Tiburon Boulevard bike lane
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Town Council will hold a closed session to discuss potential litigation, then a regular meeting to consider amendments to view obstruction code, a Housing Element update identifying sites for 639 state-mandated housing units, an ordinance implementing SB 9 for two-unit developments and urban lot splits, and a $285,500 contract for Del Mar traffic calming improvements. The council will also discuss using Blackie's Pasture as a construction staging area and the return to in-person public meetings.
- Public hearing on amendments to Chapter 15 (View and Sunlight Obstruction from Trees) of the municipal code
- Action item on Housing Element update: receive workshop reports, provide feedback on strategy to meet RHNA requirement for 639 housing units, consider approval of proposed housing sites
- Public hearing on amendments to Chapters 14 and 16 implementing Senate Bill 9 regulations for two-unit housing developments and urban lot splits in single-family zones
- Consider authorization of $285,500.45 contract with Mercoza for Del Mar Traffic Calming Improvement Project, plus up to 12% contingency
- Consider approval of a resolution against hate and anti-Semitism
Heritage and Arts Commission Special Meeting
The Heritage and Arts Commission will consider approving bylaws for the Public Art Selection Panel and wording supporting public art in the General Plan 2040. They will also discuss plans for contacting town entities about public art and receive updates on the Artist Laureate search and current art proposals.
- Review draft bylaws for Public Art Selection Panel and consider approval with changes
- Review plan for contacting Town entities (Chamber of Commerce, library, etc.) about public art
- Review suggested wording for General Plan 2040 to support public art and consider approval
- Receive update on Artist Laureate announcement schedule and consider approval of related costs
- Update on artists slated to exhibit at Town Hall in 2020 and report on PASP current proposals
Diversity Inclusion Task Force Special Meeting
The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force is holding a special meeting to review and discuss a draft Town Council resolution on anti-Semitism. The meeting will be conducted remotely via Zoom due to COVID-19 precautions, with public comment accepted by email or live.
- Review and discuss Town Council anti-Semitism resolution (DI-1)
- Draft resolution provided for discussion
- Remote meeting via Zoom due to COVID-19
- Public comment via email or live
Town Council Special Meeting
The Tiburon Town Council is holding a special meeting entirely in closed session. The council will confer with legal counsel regarding anticipated litigation stemming from claims filed by Yema Khalif and Hawi Awash on January 25, 2021. They will also conduct a performance review for the Town Manager. No public business will be conducted; the meeting is virtual due to COVID-19.
- Closed session discussion of anticipated litigation based on claims filed by Yema Khalif and Hawi Awash on January 25, 2021
- Closed session public employee performance review for the Town Manager
- Meeting conducted via teleconference per Government Code section 54953(e) due to COVID-19
Diversity Inclusion Task Force Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force will meet remotely to discuss the General Plan Diversity Element with consultant Ricardo Huerta Nino, receive updates from ReadySet Human Resources Consulting and on the Women's History Month event, and consider funding for a Juneteenth event and the future of the Events ad hoc committee.
- General Plan Diversity Element consultant introduction and discussion
- ReadySet Human Resources Consulting update
- Women's History Month event report
- Juneteenth event update and funding request
- Events ad hoc committee future discussion
Planning Commission Meeting
The Planning Commission will discuss a recommended strategy to meet the Town's Regional Housing Needs Allocation of 639 units. The Commission will also consider a recommendation to the Town Council regarding municipal code amendments related to SB9.
- General Plan Update: discussion of strategy to meet RHNA of 639 units
- SB9: recommendation for municipal code amendments regarding two-unit developments and urban lot splits
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Town Council will consider approval of amendments to the General Plan consultant services totaling $224,933 for a Sustainability Element, Diversity Element, and Housing Element. Also up for action are a $66,000 contract with ReadySet Human Resources Consulting, a statement against anti-Semitism, and a resolution supporting Ukraine. A public hearing will address changes to the municipal code on view and sunlight obstruction from trees. Consent items include adopting minutes and an investment summary, plus a resolution to continue virtual meetings per AB 361.
- General Plan Budget Amendments: $224,933 for sustainability, diversity, and housing elements
- Authorization of $66,000 contract with ReadySet Human Resources Consulting
- Resolution in support of Ukraine and directing staff to fly Ukrainian flag on Town facilities
- Public hearing on Municipal Code amendments to Chapter 15 (View and Sunlight Obstruction from Trees) view dispute resolution
- Resolution to allow continued virtual board meetings under AB 361
Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission Special Meeting
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission will hold a special meeting to consider several action items, including the Teather Park Pickle Ball and Backboard Project, a beach volleyball court proposal, and possible leash requirement changes at Cypress Hollow Park. The commission will also discuss updates to Chapter 20 of the Tiburon Municipal Code regarding animals and fill vacancies on subcommittees. Informational items include updates on various public works projects and a presentation on parks and trails access.
- Teather Park Pickle Ball and Backboard Project with sound study and over 80 public correspondences
- Beach volleyball court proposal with location study
- Cypress Hollow Park leash requirement recommendation for Town Council consideration
- Possible updates to Chapter 20 of Tiburon Municipal Code regarding animals
- Youth mountain bike recreation area subcommittee update
Diversity Inclusion Task Force Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force will hear a presentation on proposed Diversity Element updates to the 2040 General Plan and discuss a response to antisemitic flyers distributed in town. Members will also receive findings from the Transformative Justice Institute on community engagement.
- Receive presentation on Diversity Element proposals for the Tiburon 2040 General Plan
- Discuss and determine response to antisemitic flyers in Tiburon
- Receive presentation from Transformative Justice Institute on community engagement findings
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Town Council will meet in a special closed session to review the Town Manager's performance, followed by a regular meeting. Action items include a resolution to interview top department head candidates, appointments to town boards and commissions, and a $60,500 proposal to expand the automatic license plate reader system. A discussion item will consider potential revisions to the municipal code on trees and view obstruction.
- Closed session: public employee performance review for Town Manager
- AI-4: Consider $60,500 budget amendment to purchase additional automatic license plate reader cameras
- AI-1: Resolution to establish practice of Council interviewing top department head candidates
- AI-3: Reappointments and new appointments to Planning Commission, Parks Open Space and Trails Commission, and Heritage & Arts Commission
- DI-1: Discuss potential revisions to Chapter 15 of Tiburon Municipal Code on trees and view obstruction
Heritage and Arts Commission Special Meeting
The Heritage and Arts Commission will hold a special meeting via teleconference on February 28, 2022. Action items include reviewing and potentially approving draft bylaws for the Public Art Selection Panel, a plan for contacting entities about public art, suggested wording for the General Plan 2040, a 'Call for Artist Laureate' program, and final cost for a Historic Walking Guide. Discussion items include reports on other towns' public art support, a Portuguese Mural project, PASP proposals, and budget updates.
- Review draft bylaws for Public Art Selection Panel and consider approval
- Review and approve plan for contacting Town entities regarding public art by H&A or PASP
- Review suggested wording to support public art in General Plan 2040 and consider approval
- Review documents for 'Call for Artist Laureate' and consider approval of same
- Review final cost with paper price increase and approve Historic Walking Guide
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Town Council will hold a special meeting to interview applicants for board vacancies, then a regular meeting to consider consent items including zoning code amendments for ADUs, a dog prohibition on McKegney Green, and a $40,091 budget amendment for the November 2021 special election. Action items include a parade permit for Tiburon Peninsula Little League and appointments to the Diversity Inclusion Task Force. A discussion item covers an update on the Automatic License Plate Reader system expansion.
- Zoning code amendments for accessory dwelling units and junior accessory dwelling units
- Ordinance prohibiting dogs on McKegney Green
- Budget amendment of $40,091 from General Fund reserves for November 2021 special election costs
- Special event permit for a parade and block party on Main Street hosted by Tiburon Peninsula Little League
- Update on Automatic License Plate Reader system expansion
Town Council Special Meeting
This special meeting is dedicated to conducting interviews for vacancies on the Diversity Inclusion Task Force and the Heritage & Arts Commission. Candidates include Pam Bonnie, Sudha Pennathur, Dan Schwager, John Rodriguez, Andrea Barish, Arjun Gupta, and Liz Judge. The council will also consider appointments to the Parks, Open Space & Trails Commission.
- Interview Pam Bonnie for Diversity Inclusion Task Force
- Interview Sudha Pennathur for Diversity Inclusion Task Force
- Interview Dan Schwager for Diversity Inclusion Task Force and Heritage & Arts Commission
- Interview Andrea Barish for Heritage & Arts Commission
- Interview Liz Judge for Parks, Open Space & Trails Commission and Heritage & Arts Commission
Diversity Inclusion Task Force Regular Meeting
The task force will discuss updates regarding a DEI consultant RFP and feedback from a January 24, 2022, event. Members will also discuss upcoming events, including Juneteenth, and website visibility for DEI topics.
- Presentation by Reed Union School District Superintendent Kimberly McGrath
- Update on RFP for DEI Consultant
- Discussion of Juneteenth event planning
- Discussion on disciplinary procedures next steps
- Website updates regarding inclusive language and data collection
Public Art Selection Panel Meeting
This is a regular meeting of the Tiburon Public Art Selection Panel. They will receive updates on the Morais Portuguese mural project, music projects, and small art projects, and discuss a process for submitting art concepts before full proposals. No votes or financial decisions are on the agenda.
- Update on the Morais Portuguese mural project (Tiburon ORT Azorean Dairy Mural Project)
- Discussion of requiring art concepts before a complete proposal to improve communication
- Update on music presentation projects from Judith Ward
- Update on small art projects from Sandra Wolfson
- Open discussion on existing or new art project proposals
Town Council Special and Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Town Council will hold public hearings on amendments to zoning regulations for accessory dwelling units (ADUs) and on a code change to prohibit dogs on McKegney Green. Action items include approving a town contribution to a pilot late-night ferry service, adopting an updated Integrated Pest Management Policy, and authorizing a $79,000 contract with EKI Environment & Water for closure of former wastewater ponds. The council will also receive a police report on residential burglary response and discuss the future of the Slow Streets program.
- Public hearing on ADU zoning amendments (first reading of ordinance)
- Public hearing on amending Animal Code to prohibit dogs on McKegney Green
- Pilot late-night ferry service program – consider approval of draft agreement and town contribution
- Approval of $79,000 contract with EKI Environment & Water for closure plan and soil/groundwater sampling at former wastewater ponds
- Adoption of amendments to the Integrated Pest Management Policy
Heritage and Arts Commission Special Meeting
The Tiburon Heritage and Arts Commission is holding a special meeting to deliberate and potentially approve several items related to public art, including draft bylaws for the Public Art Selection Panel, a communications plan for contacting entities about public art, and funding ideas from the Community Development Department. The commission will also consider pausing large-scale public art projects until a funding structure is in place, review a funding request for the Portuguese Mural project, and discuss suggested wording to support public art in the General Plan 2040. Additionally, the agenda includes discussion on a new layout and pricing for the "Discover Tiburon" Walking Guide and a request from Marin Open Studios to use Town Hall for an event.
- Review draft Bylaws for the Public Art Selection Panel and consider approval with changes
- Consider pausing large-scale public art projects until a funding structure is in place
- Receive report on Portuguese Mural project and consider request for Town funding
- Review suggested wording to support public art for inclusion in the General Plan 2040
- Discuss and consider approval of new layout, insert, and pricing for the “Discover Tiburon” Walking Guide
Planning Commission
This meeting is largely procedural, including adoption of minutes from three prior meetings and a briefing item on recently enacted state land-use and housing legislation. No public hearings or action items are scheduled. The commission will also receive oral communications from the public.
- Adoption of minutes from October 27, November 10, and December 8 meetings
- Legislative update on state land-use and housing laws (information only, no action)
Town Council Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Town Council will consider a consent calendar that includes several resolutions, such as accepting Measure AA funds for the 2023 street paving project and establishing a retirement health savings program for employees. The Council will also discuss the Tiburon 2040 General Plan update and review committee appointments for 2022. Additional items include authorizing easement agreements for the Hawthorne Utility Undergrounding District and updating check signing authority.
- Adopt resolution accepting Measure AA funds for the 2023 Street Paving Project (Public Works)
- Adopt resolution establishing a retirement health savings program for Town employees (Administrative Services)
- Adopt resolution updating the Town’s check signing authority for Town‑issued checks (Administrative Services)
- Authorize the Town Manager to execute acquisition and easement agreements for the Hawthorne Utility Undergrounding District (Public Works)
- Discuss the Tiburon 2040 General Plan update and provide feedback on its elements (Community Development)
Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission Regular Meeting
The Parks, Open Space and Trails Commission will hear updates on various public works projects and take action on three items: a youth mountain bike recreation area, selection of parks for a future meeting, and a beach volleyball court proposal. The commission will also receive a presentation on Know Your Parks locations including Middle Ridge Open Space, Mount Tiburon stairs, and Bel Aire Park.
- Youth Mountain Bike Recreation Area subcommittee update
- Beach Volleyball Court Proposal from Matt Hart for possible commission support
- Moitoza Lane Stair Repairs update
- Pickleball and Tennis Backboard update
- Middle Ridge Open Space, Mount Tiburon stairs, and Bel Aire Park informational presentation
Diversity Inclusion Task Force Regular Meeting
The Tiburon Diversity Inclusion Task Force will hold a regular meeting to discuss the format and contents of its annual report, an update on the RFP for a diversity consultant, and upcoming events including Black History Month. The meeting will be held virtually due to COVID-19, with public comment available via Zoom or email.
- Annual Report - Format, Process and Contents
- RFP for Diversity Consultant Update
- Events: Update on Events Program Ad Hoc Report
- New Events: Black History Month and other potential events
- Increasing visibility of diversity, equity, and inclusion online