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Service Recipient Accommodation Request Form

Service Recipient Accommodation Request Form

Who should I contact for general questions?

For general questions on PRDs, please contact Jason Wong. Be sure to provide your contact information including email and phone. 

How does a PRD petition for specific construction and improvements and for the funds to complete this work?

f the PRD is already formed or you plan to form the PRD as set forth above at the same time, these are the steps for the Committee to also petition for the work to be performed and for a special tax to pay for the improvements. As stated above, if the PRD is not...

How do I set up a PRD for my neighborhood?

There are several steps to forming a PRD. It involves gathering community support, preparation of a formal boundary map, a petition, and Board of Supervisors approval. If the PRD intends to also request a ballot measure for a special tax for immediate improvements, an engineer’s report detailing scope and cost for the improvements is required....

How long does this process take?

Typically, a PRD can be formed, and a special tax placed on the ballot within 12 to 18 months. Initial road work can usually occur 6 to 12 months after the special tax passes and a loan taken out. 

What are the disadvantages of a PRD?

The main disadvantage of utilizing a PRD is increased cost. A portion of any assessment or special tax must be used to pay County staff for administrative time related to the PRD. In addition, because the funds raised by a PRD are public monies, the PRD is required to pay prevailing wage and follow bid...

Can a PRD receive a loan to cover the improvement cost?

An interest-bearing loan may be available to finance a portion of road work rather than waiting until the PRD has accumulated sufficient funds through the tax measure. The PRD may contact the Department of Finance at treasurersoffice@marincounty.org or (415) 473-6143 for more information, including interest rate requirements associated with loan repayment

Who funds PRD costs associated with PRD formation, improvements, and maintenance?

All costs, including the cost of an election, must be covered by the property owners within the PRD. These costs are typically paid for by the passage of a special tax that is reflected on the tax bills of all property owners in the defined district pursuant to California Streets and Highway Code section 1179.5.  

Do we need a PRD to maintain our private roads?

No.  A PRD is just one option available. Property owners could choose to form other types of organizations or funding mechanisms, including a homeowners’ association, a community facilities district, or choose to fund the repairs without a formal organization. If unsure, the property owners should consult an attorney to determine the best mechanism for their...

What Permanent Road Divisions are currently operating in unincorporated Marin County?

Bolinas Highlands  Inverness Sub. #2  Madrone Park Circle  Monte Cristo  Mountain View Ave.  Paradise Ranch Estates  Ridgewood Ave. 

What is a Permanent Road Division?

A Permanent Road Division (PRD) is a division formed in accordance with the California Streets and Highway Code sections 1160-1197. The PRD is usually created at the request of property owners in unincorporated areas to help finance road improvements and/or maintenance where the roads are privately maintained. 

Pilot Program Indemnity Agreement

Pilot Program Information and Guide

Service Recipient Accommodation Request Form

Click the following link to open the  Service Recipient Accommodation Request Form.

Dillon Beach Road to Receive Retaining Wall

For Immediate Release - San Rafael, CA - Solo access road to popular beach community to be reinforced before winter   The only road in and out of Dillon Beach, a popular West Marin destination for locals and tourists, will receive a new retaining wall to provide more stabilization to the ground beneath the roadway....

Airport reports

Gnoss Field Noise Abatement brochure Gnoss Field publishes a noise abatement procedure for operators and pilots to reduce the noise impacts from aircraft on surrounding residents. The map depicts the recommended procedures to approach the airport, enter the traffic pattern for landing, and departure headings. Furthermore, these procedures are summarized in the Airport/Facilities Directory, posted on signs at...

Certified Unified Program Agency (CUPA) fees

Public services fees Effective July 01, 2017 Ordinance No. 3490 (summary related to fees) The Board of Supervisors of the County of Marin does hereby ordain as follows: 7.80.015 Fee Schedule Pursuant to Health and Safety Code, Division 20, Chapter 6.11, Section 25404.5(a), each CUPA shall institute a single fee system for all CUPA programs....

Prohibited vehicles and tires 

No vehicle shall be moved or operated upon a county highway having corrugations on the periphery of the movable tracks on a track engine or tractor the propulsive power of which is not exerted through wheels resting upon the roadway but by means of a flexible band or chain.   No tire on any vehicle shall have on...

Bus restrictions 

Tour/Commercial buses are prohibited from travelling over the following streets and highways:   Montford Avenue   Pacific Way   Ross Drive   Jean Street   Laurel Way   Poplar Street   Pine Street   Spruce Street   Ash Street   Maple Street   Marin Avenue   Edgewood Avenue   Flamingo Avenue   Almonte Boulevard, west of Miller Avenue   Seacape Drive   Enterprise Concourse   Muir Beach Overlook   For more details see Marin County...

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