Who can I contact if I have questions?
For questions, contact DPW’s Land Development Division.
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What if I don’t have event insurance?
For neighborhood events, check with your homeowner’s insurance or homeowners association for event coverage options.
What’s the purpose of the pre-event meeting?
The meeting ensures your traffic control measures are safe and approved and allows the County to review your plans.
Can I submit my application less than 6 weeks in advance?
While it’s possible, submitting early helps avoid delays. Processing time can take longer if revisions or extra approvals are required.
How much does the event encroachment permit cost?
The minimum fee is $160.89, but additional costs may apply depending on the review and inspections.
What if my event isn’t under County jurisdiction?
If your event takes place in a city or town within Marin County, or on a state highway, you’ll need to contact the local city or town government or Caltrans for their permitting requirements. Use MarinMap to confirm the jurisdiction.
Do I need a permit for events on private property?
No, an event encroachment permit is only for events in County-maintained areas (roads, sidewalks, etc.).
Vehicles
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