Mill Valley, CA

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a design review and variance application for 31 Bigelow Avenue. The commission will consider a proposal to replace an existing home and garage with a new one-story residence.

• Public hearing for 31 Bigelow Avenue: demolition of 1,797-sq-ft home and 240-sq-ft garage to build a 1,944-sq-ft residence
• Variance request for 31 Bigelow Avenue to provide one on-site parking space instead of the required two

Planning Commission Meeting

The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing regarding a design review and variance application for 31 Bigelow Avenue. The commission will consider a proposal to replace an existing home and garage with a new one-story residence.

• Public hearing for 31 Bigelow Avenue (PL25-0093) to demolish a 1,797-square foot home and 240-square foot garage
• Proposal to construct a 1,944 adjusted square foot one-story residence at 31 Bigelow Avenue
• Variance request for 31 Bigelow Avenue to provide one on-site parking space instead of the required two

Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting

The Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss a recommendation to City Council for a professional services agreement regarding Boyle Park tennis operations. The body will also review park rental rate corrections and several event use requests for Old Mill Park.

• Professional services agreement for Boyle Park tennis operations, maintenance, and management
• Park rental rate corrections from June 3, 2026
• Zero Breast Cancer use request for Old Mill Park on October 24, 2026
• Bay Area Ultra Runners use request for Old Mill Park on November 28, 2026
• Update on softball facility renovations at Hauke Park

Regular City Council Meeting

The Mill Valley City Council will meet to discuss several funding authorizations and a municipal code amendment. The body is considering a loan for affordable housing and a grant for traffic enforcement, alongside a proposal to ban the sale of commercial tobacco products.

• Proposed loan to EAH Housing not to exceed $2 million from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund
• Ordinance to prohibit the sale of all commercial tobacco products and electronic smoking devices
• Resolution to accept a $27,000 Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) grant
• Climate Action and Sustainability Update presentation
• Presentation on Southern Marin Services Annex

Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting

The Mill Valley Parks and Recreation Commission meets October 7, 2026 to review a presentation on a Municipal Services Tax renewal headed to the November 3, 2026 ballot, and to consider recommending that City Council award a professional services agreement for Boyle Park tennis operations, maintenance, and management with rates effective January 1, 2027. The consent calendar includes approving June 3 and September 2, 2026 meeting minutes, two event use requests at Old Mill Park, and park rental rate corrections. The Commission will also receive updates on softball facility renovations at Hauke Park and on its priority projects. No new business is listed.

• Presentation on a Municipal Services Tax (MST) renewal on the November 3, 2026 ballot
• Recommendation to City Council on a professional services agreement for Boyle Park tennis operations, maintenance, and management, with rates effective January 1, 2027
• Use request by Zero Breast Cancer for Dipsea Hike start/finish and post-event party at Old Mill Park, October 24, 2026, 7:00am–3:00pm
• Use request by Bay Area Ultra Runners for the 2026 Annual Quadruple Dipsea start/finish at Old Mill Park, November 28, 2026, 5:00am–5:00pm
• Park rental rate corrections from the June 3, 2026 Commission approval; update on softball facility renovations at Hauke Park

Regular City Council Meeting

The Mill Valley City Council meets October 5, 2026, with a consent calendar that includes adopting an ordinance prohibiting the sale of all commercial tobacco products and electronic smoking devices, a $27,000 traffic enforcement grant, and a loan of up to $2 million to EAH Housing from the Affordable Housing Trust Fund. The meeting also includes presentations on sustainability, the 2026 Concerts in the Plaza series, and Southern Marin Services Annex, plus proclamations honoring Chris Reiff and Hispanic Heritage Month. A closed session is scheduled before the public portion.

• Ordinance amending Chapter 7.20 to prohibit sale of all commercial tobacco products and electronic smoking devices (adopt by title only, waive second reading)
• Resolution accepting a $27,000.00 Selective Traffic Enforcement Program (STEP) grant from the California Office of Traffic Safety for October 1, 2026 – September 30, 2027
• Authorize a loan to EAH Housing not to exceed $2 million from the City's Affordable Housing Trust Fund
• Approve September 8 and September 21, 2026 Regular City Council meeting action minutes
• Proclamation honoring Hispanic Heritage Month, September 15 to October 15, 2026

Planning Commission Meeting

The Mill Valley Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a variance request for a hillside lift and pedestrian access deck at 236 Summit Avenue that would encroach 15 feet into the required front yard setback. The commission will also receive an informational presentation on the Municipal Services Tax (MST) Renewal for the November 3, 2026 ballot, approve minutes, and discuss a planning commission retreat.

• Public hearing: 236 Summit Avenue variance (PL25-0090) for hillside lift and deck encroaching 15 ft into 15-ft front yard setback
• Informational item: Municipal Services Tax (MST) Renewal on November 3, 2026 ballot
• Approval of minutes from August 25, 2026
• Director's report: Planning Commission retreat date, structure, and topics
• Appeal fee for Planning Commission decisions: $1,140

Planning Commission Meeting, September 22, 2026 - Municipal Services Tax Educational Presentation

The Mill Valley City Council will receive an informational presentation on the Municipal Services Tax (MST) renewal set for the November 3, 2026 ballot. The Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a variance request for a hillside lift and pedestrian deck at 236 Summit Avenue, which would encroach 15 feet into the required 15-foot front yard setback. The commission will also approve minutes from August 25, 2026, and discuss a Planning Commission retreat.

• Municipal Services Tax (MST) renewal presentation for November 3, 2026 ballot
• 236 Summit Avenue variance (PL25-0090) for hillside lift and pedestrian deck encroaching 15 ft into front yard setback
• Project exempt from CEQA review under Section 15303
• Approval of minutes from August 25, 2026
• Planning Commission retreat discussion (date, structure, topics)

Regular City Council Meeting

The Mill Valley City Council is holding a public hearing on introducing an ordinance to prohibit the sale of all commercial tobacco products and electronic smoking devices. The council will also consider several routine consent items, including project approvals, ordinance adoptions, and a council salary increase, plus new business to establish an Assistant City Manager position.

• Public hearing on ordinance to ban sale of all commercial tobacco products and electronic smoking devices
• Resolution approving Oakdale Avenue Road Stabilization and Sewer Improvement Project plans and bid award
• Resolution approving Hauke Park Softball Field Renovation plans and bid award
• Ordinance increasing City Councilmember salaries
• Ordinance updating single-family residential zoning floor area exemptions

Regular City Council Meeting

The Mill Valley City Council will hold a public hearing on an ordinance to prohibit the sale of all commercial tobacco products and electronic smoking devices. The council will also consider several consent items, including adopting ordinances on council salaries, military equipment use, and zoning updates, as well as resolutions for capital projects and conference delegate appointments.

• Public hearing on ordinance to ban sale of all commercial tobacco products and electronic smoking devices
• Resolution approving Oakdale Avenue Road Stabilization and Sewer Improvement Project plans and authorizing bid award
• Resolution approving Hauke Park Softball Field Renovation plans and authorizing contract award
• Ordinance to increase City Councilmember salaries (second reading)
• Ordinance updating Single-Family Residential (RS) zoning regulations for floor area exemptions (second reading)

Planning Commission Meeting

The Mill Valley Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a variance request for a hillside lift and pedestrian access deck at 236 Summit Avenue that would encroach 15 feet into the required front yard setback. The item was previously heard in April and July and returns with refinements. The commission will also receive an informational presentation on the Municipal Services Tax renewal for the November ballot and discuss a planning commission retreat.

• 236 Summit Avenue variance (PL25-0090) for hillside lift encroaching 15' into front yard setback
• Municipal Services Tax (MST) Renewal informational presentation for November 3, 2026 ballot
• Approval of August 25, 2026 meeting minutes
• Planning Commission Retreat discussion on date, structure, and topics
• $1,140 appeal fee for decisions appealed to City Council

Regular City Council Meeting (Adjusted for Labor Day)

The City Council will consider updates to single-family residential zoning regulations and an ordinance regarding City Council salaries. The meeting also includes approvals for completed storm drain projects and a budget amendment for sewer improvements.

• Public hearing on amending City Council salary regulations
• Public hearing on updating single-family residential zoning floor area exemptions
• Budget amendment for Del Casa Drive sewer improvements up to $75,000
• Resolution to accept completion of Hillside Avenue storm drain improvements
• Resolution to accept completion of Miller Avenue storm drain improvements

Regular City Council Meeting (Adjusted for Labor Day)

The Mill Valley City Council will hold public hearings on two ordinances: one amending council member salaries and another updating single-family residential zoning regulations regarding floor area exemptions. They will also consider authorizing up to $75,000 in financial assistance for sewer improvements on Del Casa Drive, along with several consent items including accepting storm drain projects and responding to a grand jury report.

• Public hearing on ordinance amending Section 2.22.030 (Salary of City Council)
• Public hearing on zoning code update for Single-Family Residential (RS) District floor area exemptions (MVMC 20.16.040)
• Authorize up to $75,000 budget amendment for sewer improvements on Del Casa Drive
• Resolution accepting completion of Hillside Avenue Storm Drain Improvements Project
• Resolution accepting completion of Miller Avenue Storm Drain Improvements Project

Planning Commission Meeting

The Mill Valley Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on an appeal regarding a proposed accessory dwelling unit (ADU) at 288 E Blithedale Avenue. The appeal challenges the Zoning Administrator’s approval of a project to demolish a small accessory structure and build a 1,000 sq. ft. ADU, including an exception to floor area limits and removal of three non-heritage trees.

• Appeal of Zoning Administrator approval for ADU at 288 E Blithedale Avenue (PL25-0102)
• Request to exceed adjusted floor area limit per Mill Valley Municipal Code Section 20.90.050
• Proposed removal of three non-heritage trees, including two redwoods
• Project determined categorically exempt from CEQA review under Section 15303(a)
• Appeal fee: $1,140 (must be filed within 10 days of decision)

Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting

The Mill Valley Parks and Recreation Commission will discuss and potentially approve several items, including a policy update for partnerships and fee waivers, permanent fencing around redwood trees in the Plaza, and a rental policy and fees for the Community Center parking lot. They will also receive updates on field monitors, softball renovations at Hauke Park, and priority projects, and hear an introduction to bocce ball court options.

• Consider updates to the Partnership and Fee Waiver Policy
• Consider installation of permanent fencing surrounding redwood trees in the Plaza
• Consider Community Center parking lot space rental policy and fees
• Softball facility renovations at Hauke Park update
• Introduction of bocce ball court options for community recreation

Planning Commission Meeting

The Mill Valley Planning Commission will hold study sessions for three residential projects, each involving demolition of an existing home and construction of a new, larger home with an accessory dwelling unit (ADU). The projects are at 36 Portola Lane, 207 Ethel Avenue, and 333 Hillside Avenue. The commission will also approve the agenda and minutes from August 11, 2026, and hear public comments on non-agenda items.

• 36 Portola Lane: demolish 2,656 sq ft home with ADU, build 3,191 sq ft home with ADU, remove 5 trees (RS-6 zone)
• 207 Ethel Avenue: demolish 1,128 sq ft home with 627 sq ft ADU, build 3,102 sq ft three-story home with 800 sq ft ADU (RS-10 zone)
• 333 Hillside Avenue: demolish 1,941 sq ft home, build 3,168 sq ft home with 649 sq ft ADU, plus variances for garage setback and floor area, remove 5 trees (RS-7.5 zone)
• Appeal fee for Planning Commission decisions is $1,140
• Public comment limited to 3 minutes per person

Regular City Council Meeting

The Mill Valley City Council will hold a public hearing on renewing the Military Equipment Ordinance (Chapter 8.80) and consider new business including a sidewalk repair cost-share pilot program, field use policy changes, and a tennis operations agreement for Boyle Park. The agenda also includes several presentations, proclamations, and consent calendar items such as a vehicle charging consortium contract and roadway project completion.

• Renewal of Ordinance No. 1361, Military Equipment Ordinance (Chapter 8.80)
• Sidewalk Repair Cost Share Pilot Program approval
• Field Use Policy modifications discussion
• Boyle Park Tennis Operations, Maintenance, and Management Professional Services Agreement via RFQ
• Professional Services Agreement for Southern Marin Vehicle Charging Consortium (SMVCC) project

Planning Commission Meeting

The Mill Valley Planning Commission will hold a study session to review a proposed two-story single-family residence and accessory dwelling unit at 290 Marion Avenue, and will consider a resolution recommending that the City Council amend zoning rules for floor area exemptions in single-family residential districts. The meeting also includes public comment, approval of minutes, and a director's report.

• Study session for design review of a 3,258 sq ft home and 754 sq ft ADU on a 14,011 sq ft lot at 290 Marion Avenue
• Resolution recommending City Council amend Title 20 zoning to update floor area exemptions in RS districts (MVMC 20.16.040(A)(1)(b))
• Public open time for comments on non-agenda items (3 minutes per person)
• Approval of minutes from July 14, 2026

July 29, 2026 Special City Council Meeting

The Mill Valley City Council is holding a special meeting to consider several routine items and two public hearings. The most consequential item is a proposal to form Community Facilities District No. 2026-1 and call a special election to levy a special tax for municipal services. The council will also hold a public hearing on proposed sewer fees for fiscal year 2026/27 and consider a pilot program for safety improvements at a local intersection.

• Form Community Facilities District No. 2026-1 (Municipal Services) and call special election for special tax levy
• Public hearing on proposed sewer service fees for FY 2026/27, with adoption of levy resolution if no majority protest
• Pilot program for safety improvements at Miller Avenue and Montford Avenue/La Goma Street intersection
• Resolution authorizing three-year Community Development Block Grant cooperation agreement with County of Marin
• Letter opposing AB 1383 (McKinnor) on public employees' retirement benefits

Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting

The Mill Valley Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting to approve routine items, receive updates on park projects, and discuss policy changes. Key discussions include updates to field use policies, a potential professional services agreement for Boyle Park tennis operations, and amendments to municipal code regarding downtown plaza uses. The commission will also hear updates on the Old Mill Park Amphitheater renovation, Community Center parking lot landscaping, and Hauke Park softball facility renovations.

• Approve use request by Brazen Racing for Double Dipsea First Aid Station in Old Mill Park on Aug 22, 2026
• Approve use request by Dolphin Swimming & Boating Club for Escape From Alcatraz Triathlon start/finish in Old Mill Park on Sep 12, 2026
• Consider Request for Qualifications for Boyle Park Tennis Operations, Maintenance, and Management Professional Services Agreement
• Consider amendments to Chapter 8.37 of Mill Valley Municipal Code regarding Downtown Plaza Uses
• Discuss Field Use Policy Updates and Athletic Field Use and Allocation Policy for Youth Sports Organizations

CANCELLED - Regular City Council Meeting

This regular City Council meeting was cancelled. The agenda included consent items (minutes, opposition letter to AB 1383, CDBG agreement, salary amendments, street project completion) and public hearings on sewer fees and a Community Facilities District for municipal services, but these were not acted on. A notice of continuation for the MST and sewer items was posted.

• Notice of Cancellation for July 20, 2026 meeting
• Notice of Continuation for MST and Sewer items
• Letter opposing AB 1383 (public employees' retirement benefits)
• Resolution to renew CDBG Cooperation Agreement with County of Marin
• Public hearing on proposed sewer fees for FY 2026/27

Planning Commission Meeting

Planning Commission Meeting

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo una sesión de estudio para discutir una solicitud de Revisión de Diseño para una nueva ADU de dos pisos y 1,096 sq. ft. en 109 Roque Moraes Drive, que incluye solicitudes de una excepción de Área de Piso Ajustada y una excepción de Altura. También considerarán una extensión de 18 meses de los permisos de construcción para la subdivisión residencial en 542 Miller Avenue, extendiendo el vencimiento al 25 de diciembre de 2027. No se esperan decisiones finales sobre el punto de la ADU, ya que se trata de una sesión de estudio.

• Sesión de estudio para ADU en 109 Roque Moraes Drive: demoler la cabaña existente, construir una nueva ADU de dos pisos y 1,096 sq. ft. con excepciones de área de piso y altura
• Se propone la remoción de dos palmeras Mexican Fan Palm que no son Patrimonio debido al conflicto con la estructura; no se requiere Permiso de Remoción de Árboles según MVMC 20.67.075
• Solicitud de extensión de 18 meses del permiso de construcción en 542 Miller Avenue, del 25 de junio de 2026 al 25 de diciembre de 2027
• Audiencia pública sobre la extensión de tiempo para el proyecto de subdivisión de 542 Miller Avenue

Regular City Council Meeting

El Concejo Municipal de Mill Valley llevará a cabo una reunión regular el 15 de junio de 2026. Los puntos principales incluyen una segunda lectura de una ordenanza para enmendar las regulaciones de vivienda inclusiva y eliminar las restricciones de micro-unidades, una resolución para establecer el Community Facilities District No. 2026-1, y un presupuesto propuesto de dos años 2026-2028. Los puntos de consentimiento cubren la consolidación de elecciones, planes de resurfacing de la piscina y la instalación de una señal de alto.

• Presupuesto propuesto de dos años 2026-2028 e informe de gestión financiera
• Ordenanza (segunda lectura) para reducir los requisitos de vivienda inclusiva y eliminar las restricciones de micro-unidades (MVMC 20.80, 20.24.040)
• Resolución para establecer el City of Mill Valley Community Facilities District No. 2026-1
• Memorando de Entendimiento con Mill Valley Softball para mejoras en Hauke Park; contribución de la ciudad hasta $50,000 más hasta $30,000 en tiempo de personal
• Resolución que aprueba los planes, especificaciones y presupuesto del proyecto de Pool Resurfacing and Facility Upgrades; autorizando la adjudicación del contrato

Planning Commission Meeting

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo dos audiencias públicas. El Punto 2 propone un Mapa de Parcelas Tentativo, una Variación, una Enmienda al Plan General y un Cambio de Mapa de Zonificación para 401 Miller Avenue con el fin de reconfigurar los lotes y permitir el desarrollo de viviendas unifamiliares en la parcela del Sloat Garden Center, con una Declaración Negativa Mitigada bajo CEQA. El Punto 1 es una Revisión de Diseño y Variación para una remodelación sustancial y una ADU en 207 Ethel Avenue, que requiere variaciones de altura debido a retranqueos no conformes.

• 207 Ethel Avenue – Revisión de Diseño y Variación para una casa de 3,097 SF con una ADU de 800 SF, que requiere variación de altura para el patio delantero y la altura de la parte posterior del edificio
• 401 Miller Avenue – Mapa de Parcelas Tentativo para dividir la parcela del vivero Sloat (234 Sycamore) en tres lotes unifamiliares en la zona RS-6
• Enmienda al Plan General y Cambio de Mapa de Zonificación para expandir el Distrito C-N y el Superpuesto de Vivienda de Sitio de Oportunidad hacia el área RS-6 actual
• Adopción de una Declaración Negativa Mitigada (MND) para el proyecto 401 Miller bajo CEQA
• Variación solicitada para los estándares de ancho y frente de lote residencial (mínimo 60 ft de ancho, 55 ft de frente)

Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting

La Comisión de Parques y Recreación discutirá y potencialmente aprobará actualizaciones en las políticas y tarifas de alquiler de parques, incluyendo un aumento para los alquileres de parques y un aumento propuesto en las tarifas de greens para el campo de golf a partir del 1 de julio de 2026. La comisión también considerará tres solicitudes de exención de tarifas que superan el descuento máximo permitido por el personal, provenientes de Mill Valley Golf Club, Bay Area Waltzing y Tamalpais High School Athletic Hall of Fame para 2026. Adicionalmente, la agenda incluye la aprobación de las actas de la reunión especial del 31 de marzo, una actualización del calendario de asignación de campos para deportes juveniles y una actualización de los proyectos prioritarios.

• Propuestas de actualizaciones de la política de alquiler de parques y recomendaciones de aumento de tarifas
• Propuesta de aumento de las tarifas de greens del campo de golf a partir del 1 de julio de 2026
• Solicitud de exención de tarifa de Mill Valley Golf Club que supera el descuento máximo del personal
• Solicitud de exención de tarifa de Bay Area Waltzing que supera el descuento máximo del personal
• Solicitud de exención de tarifa de Tamalpais High School Athletic Hall of Fame 2026 que supera el descuento máximo del personal

Regular City Council Meeting

El Concejo Municipal llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre los ajustes propuestos al cargo por servicio de alcantarillado, incluyendo la respuesta a protestas escritas, y considerará la adopción de resoluciones para aumentar las tarifas. El concejo también realizará la primera lectura de una ordenanza para reducir los requisitos de vivienda inclusiva y eliminar las restricciones de micro-unidades como parte de la implementación del Elemento de Vivienda. Además, el concejo discutirá opciones para la compensación de los concejales, incluyendo posibles gastos reembolsables para el cuidado de niños y adultos dependientes.

• Audiencia pública para considerar resoluciones que aprueben aumentos en el cargo por servicio de alcantarillado y responder a protestas escritas
• Primera lectura de una ordenanza para reducir las regulaciones de vivienda inclusiva y eliminar las restricciones de micro-unidades (MVMC 20.80 y 20.24.040)
• Discusión de opciones de compensación del Concejo Municipal, incluyendo posibles gastos reembolsables para el cuidado de niños y adultos dependientes
• Presentación de la proclama que declara el 5 de junio de 2026 como el Día Nacional de Concientización sobre la Violencia Armada
• Presentación de la proclama en honor a la Voluntaria All-Star Nona Dennis

Planning Commission Meeting

La Comisión de Planificación llevará a cabo una audiencia pública para considerar una varianza y un permiso de cerca para una adición de tres pisos y 339 pies cuadrados en 105 Wildomar Street. El proyecto reduciría aún más los retranqueos frontales y laterales no conformes existentes y excedería el límite de altura de 25 pies por 2 pies. La aprobación de las actas del 14 y 28 de abril de 2026 también está en la agenda.

• Audiencia pública sobre PL26-0010: Varianza para altura (27 ft donde el máximo es 25 ft) y retranqueos en 105 Wildomar Street, Distrito RS-10
• Permiso de cerca para construir una cerca de madera de 5 pies de altura dentro del retranqueo frontal/exterior en la línea de propiedad
• La adición propuesta reduciría el retranqueo del patio delantero a 7' 9 7/8" y el retranqueo del patio lateral a 4' 5 1/2"
• Proyecto considerado exento de la revisión de CEQA bajo la Clase 1 (Instalaciones Existentes)
• Aprobación de las actas de las reuniones de la Comisión de Planificación del 14 y 28 de abril de 2026

Regular City Council Meeting

El Concejo Municipal de Mill Valley llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre el Distrito de Evaluación de Árboles Callejeros de Tamalpais Park y considerará la renovación del Impuesto por Servicios Municipales basándose en un informe de comité. También revisarán y potencialmente adoptarán el Plan Maestro de Boyle Park. Los artículos del calendario de consentimiento incluyen cubrir una vacante en el Comité Asesor de Tráfico y Movilidad, aprobar acuerdos conjuntos con el Distrito Escolar de Mill Valley, adoptar la lista de reparación de carreteras SB1 y apoyar un proyecto de ley estatal sobre los tiempos de respuesta de los registros públicos.

• Audiencia pública y resolución para imponer evaluaciones de árboles callejeros para el Tamalpais Park Street Tree Assessment District
• Consideración de la renovación del Municipal Services Tax basada en el informe del comité
• Adopción del informe y las recomendaciones del Boyle Park Master Plan
• Nombramiento para cubrir la vacante en el Traffic and Mobility Advisory Committee
• Acuerdos de Licencia de Uso Conjunto y Invasión con el Mill Valley School District para Alto Field

Regular City Council Meeting

El Concejo Municipal de Mill Valley llevará a cabo una audiencia pública sobre la emisión de bonos de ingresos por arrendamiento para financiar proyectos de capital en toda la ciudad, incluyendo la renovación del Corporation Yard y de la Casa Club del campo de golf. También votarán sobre un aumento del 2.20% en la tarifa de recolección de residuos, adoptarán un plan de mantenimiento de pavimentos de cinco años, recibirán la tarjeta de informe de tráfico anual y aprobarán los servicios de planificación maestra de la biblioteca.

• Audiencia pública sobre bonos de ingresos por arrendamiento para las renovaciones del Corporation Yard y de la Casa Club del campo de golf
• Resolución que autoriza el aumento de tarifa del 2.20% de Mill Valley Refuse Service
• Recibir y adoptar la Lista de Calles del Plan de Mantenimiento de Pavimentos de Cinco Años
• Recibir el Sistema de Señales de Tráfico Adaptativo como completado y la tarjeta de informe de tráfico anual
• Autorizar el acuerdo de servicios profesionales con Mark Cavagnero Associates para la planificación maestra de la Mill Valley Library