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Length limits 

Motor vehicles in excess of thirty (30) feet are prohibited from travelling over the following streets and highways:   Muir Woods Road Muir Woods National Monument entrance (milepost 1.52) east to Panoramic Highway.   Motor vehicles in excess of thirty-six (36) feet are prohibited from travelling over the following streets and highways:   Muir Woods Road and Franks Valley Road from Shoreline...

Weight limits  

Motor vehicles of a gross weight in excess of three tons are prohibited on Paradise Drive.   Motor vehicles of a gross weight in excess of fourteen thousand pounds are prohibited on Via Escondida, between the boundary of the City of Novato and the southeasterly side of Calle Paseo. For this weight limit the exemptions of California Vehicle Code Section 35714...

CSA 6 Advisory Board Meeting Draft Minutes (04/04/2018)

CSA 6 Advisory Board Meeting Staff Report (04/04/2018)

CSA 6 Advisory Board Meeting Agenda (04/04/2018)

2021 Santa Venetia Dredging Update

CSA6 List of Appointees

Paradise Cay (County Service Area #29)

About County Service Area (CSA) #29 is comprised of parcels of real estate within the Paradise Cay community, located near Tiburon, that have canal access. CSA #29 was created by the Marin County Board of Supervisors to allow residents to pass special assessments and/or special taxes to fund projects beneficial to the CSA, including dredging...

Gallinas Creek (County Service Area #6)

About The County of Marin Department of Public Works manages County Service Area (CSA) #6  for the Gallinas Creek community. This CSA is governed by the Marin County Board of Supervisors which appoints a five-member board to the CSA #6 Advisory Board. The Advisory Board advises the Board of Supervisors on all matters relating to...

How do I fill out the outside agency requisition form?

If you are from another government agency or non-profit organization, please review this document for further assistance on completing the requisition form.

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Information about airport planning

Airport Planning Process Developments on any airport in California involve processes dictated by both California and Federal laws. Environmental reviews are required at both levels. Project reviews and plans are required by the Marin County Board of Supervisors, the Federal Aviation Administration, and the California Department of Aeronautics. Compatible land use developments around an airport are...

San Quentin Village sewer district (SQVSMD)

About The SQVSMD was established by resolution of the Marin County Board of Supervisors (BOS) in 1962. The BOS also serves as the SQVSMD Board of Directors. The District serves 45 residential living units and encompasses a small area on either side of Main Street in San Quentin Village, ending about a 100 feet in...

Transportation permits

About Per the State of California’s Streets & Highways Code (SHC), transportation involving the operation of oversize and/or overweight vehicles on roads maintained by the County of Marin requires a permit from the Department of Public Works — Land Development Division. County of Marin maintained roads vary in topography, width, and limited site distances and...

Tracy W. Park, PLS 8176 

Land use permits

ADA grievance procedure

About This grievance procedure is established to meet the requirements of the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. It may be used by anyone who wishes to file a complaint alleging discrimination on the basis of disability in the provision of services, activities, programs, or benefits by the County of Marin.  The accessibility complaint should...

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