Sausalito public meetings in 2023
42 substantive meetings from 2023, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
City Council
The City Council will consider a professional services agreement to assist with the formation of a Property Business Improvement District. The agenda also includes appointments to several city boards and commissions. Additionally, the council will conduct real property negotiations in closed session.
- Consulting services agreement with New City America, Inc. for Property Business Improvement District formation
- Appointments to various boards including Sustainability Commission and EDAC
- Real property negotiations for 731 Bridgeway
- Real property negotiations for 610 Coloma Street, Suites 723 and 735
- Resolution regarding Planning Commission report on zoning amendments
Planning Commission
The Sausalito Planning Commission will conduct public hearings on three items during its December 13 meeting. Commissioners will discuss a request to remove one Queen Palm tree at 25 Alexander Avenue and review an administrative citation proposing fines and remedial orders for unauthorized tree work at 230 Santa Rosa Avenue. They will also hear testimony on a proposed ordinance amendment updating design review procedures and construction time limits, which staff recommends forwarding to the City Council. These hearings affect local property maintenance standards, enforcement of tree ordinances, and project timelines for approved developments in Sausalito.
- Public hearing on a tree removal permit for one Queen Palm at 25 Alexander Avenue (Project ID: 2023-00117)
- Administrative citation hearing regarding unauthorized tree alteration and potential fines at 230 Santa Rosa Avenue (Project ID: 2023-00161/CE2023-0060)
- Public hearing on a proposed ordinance amending Chapter 10.54 of the Sausalito Municipal Code to update design review procedures and construction time limits
- Approval of the Planning Commission’s regular meeting schedule for 2024
City Council
The City Council will consider awarding contracts for technical design and community engagement services related to the Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan. The agenda also includes a second amendment to the City Manager's agreement regarding salary and benefits. Additionally, the council will review various administrative agreements and reports on street safety.
- $459,842 contract for Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan technical and design services
- $50,000 contract for Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan community engagement services
- Amendment to City Manager Chris Zapata's agreement regarding salary and benefits
- $37,500 marketing agreement with Creative Digital Agency, Inc.
- Driveway relocation and parking stall changes at 1000 Bridgeway
City Council
The City Council will consider several items including a new ordinance for paid parking zones and an update on PG&E system upgrades. The meeting also includes closed session discussions regarding employee evaluations, labor negotiations, and existing litigation.
- Ordinance to repeal 'Parking Meter Zones' and enact 'Paid Parking Zones'
- Resolution for maintenance vehicle purchase up to $62,742.59
- Resolution for contract with HF&H Consultants, LLC not to exceed $74,770
- Report on PG&E 12kV system planned upgrades
- Discussion regarding potential extension of Creative Digital Agency marketing contract
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a design review permit for 426 Pine Street and modifications to a project at 99 Cloud View Road. The body will also hold a hearing regarding an administrative citation for unauthorized tree alterations at 230 Santa Rosa Avenue.
- Design Review Permit for 426 Pine Street
- Administrative Citation for unauthorized tree alteration at 230 Santa Rosa Avenue
- Design Review Permit Modification for 99 Cloud View Road
City Council
The City Council will hold a public hearing to consider an appeal of a Planning Commission decision regarding the Ferry Landside Improvement Project. The council will also review an amendment to the Zero Waste Marin Joint Powers Agreement and meet in closed session regarding anticipated litigation.
- Appeal of Planning Commission decision for Ferry Landside Improvement Project (DPW 03.01.001)
- Amendment to the 1996 Revised Hazardous and Solid Waste Joint Powers Agreement
- Closed session regarding anticipated litigation
City Council
The Sausalito City Council will discuss potential development and disposition strategies for the City-owned Corporation Yard at 530 Nevada Street. The agenda also includes a discussion on withdrawing from the Bay Cities Joint Powers Insurance Authority and an ordinance regarding parking zone regulations.
- Development strategies for the Corporation Yard site at 530 Nevada Street
- Ordinance No. 06-2023 to update 'Parking Meter Zones' to 'Paid Parking Zones'
- Contract amendment with BKF Engineers for Ferry Landside Improvement Project
- Request for Proposals for the 2023 Building Facility Assessment Study
- Resolution authorizing alcohol sales in the parklet at 633 Bridgeway
Planning Commission
The Sausalito Planning Commission will consider several design review permits. This includes a proposal to convert part of a private parking lot into an outdoor garden and dining area at 1000 Bridgeway. Additionally, the Commission will review applications for substantial remodeling of residences on Pine Street and Woodward Avenue.
- Conversion of parking spaces to outdoor dining at 1000 Bridgeway
- Design Review for residential remodel at 426 Pine Street
- Remodeling and additions for a duplex at 207 Woodward Avenue
- Encroachment Agreement for 1000 Bridgeway
City Council
The City Council will review compensation and benefit plans for non-represented employees through 2026. The agenda also includes approving several service contracts and a presentation on business development grants.
- $278,000 total for the Woodward Avenue Sewer Main Realignment Project
- $45,000 contract for traffic engineering services with Parametrix
- New compensation and benefit plans for non-represented employees (2023-2026)
- Budget amendment to purchase two maintenance vehicles up to $55,000 each
- Contract amendment with BKF Engineers for the Ferry Landside Improvement Project
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider a request for 633 Bridgeway to allow the restaurant Suzette to sell beer and wine inside the building and in an adjacent public parklet. The agenda also includes the final certification of a parcel map for 195-197 Hi Vista Road.
- Conditional Use Permit for beer and wine sales at 633 Bridgeway
- Final certification of parcel map for 195-197 Hi Vista Road
- Approval of September 27, 2023, Planning Commission minutes
City Council
The City Council will discuss potential revenue options including impact fees and a vacancy tax. They will also consider zoning ordinance changes for accessory dwelling units (ADUs). Additionally, the council will review the Pavement Management Plan regarding roadway funding.
- Zoning Ordinance No. 05-2023 regarding ADUs and JADUs
- Discussion on revenue options including impact fees and vacancy tax
- Alexander Beach Sewer Improvement Project contract up to $50,756
- Amended agreement with Opticos Design, Inc. up to $147,370
- Pavement Management Plan roadway funding direction
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will consider a design review and Certificate of Appropriateness to renovate the second-floor front elevation of the Barrel House Tavern. The commission will also review a permit to demolish and reconstruct an entry deck at 27-29 Crescent Avenue. Staff recommends approval for both items.
- Design Review for 660 Bridgeway Boulevard
- Certificate of Appropriateness for historic structure renovation
- Nonconformity Permit for 27-29 Crescent Avenue
- Reconstruction of a 359 square foot entry deck
City Council
The City Council will discuss proposed changes to municipal code regarding Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) regulations. The agenda also includes a presentation on a parking study and the adoption of new legal counsel services.
- Introduction of amendments to Title 10 (Zoning) regarding ADU and JADU regulations
- Agreement with Best, Best, and Kreiger, LLP for City Attorney services
- Presentation on the First Phase Parking Study from Dixon Resources Unlimited
- Contract amendment with BKF Engineers for the Ferry Landside Improvement Project
- Resolution condemning antisemitism and all forms of hate speech
Planning Commission
The Commission will consider a design review for the Ferry Landside I project, which includes expanding the Ferry Plaza and reducing parking in Lot 1. They will also review exterior improvements at 46 Currey Avenue and certify a parcel map for Sausalito Boulevard and Crescent Avenue.
- Ferry Landside I Capital Improvement Project design review (5,400 SF plaza expansion)
- Design review and encroachment agreement for 46 Currey Avenue
- Final certification of parcel map for 446-448 Sausalito Boulevard and 77 Crescent Avenue
City Council
The City Council will review several consent calendar items including police association agreements and infrastructure projects. Business items include updates on the Section 115 Trust and discussion regarding a Sausalito Cannabis Delivery & Retail Business Tax Initiative.
- Approve Memorandum of Understanding with Sausalito Police Association through June 30, 2025
- Amend agreement with Sausalito Bike Return, LLC to increase compensation by $4,250
- Adopt resolution for Transportation Authority of Marin funding of $256,225
- Authorize budget up to $440,000 for Alexander Beach Sewer Improvements Project
- Authorize application for a $201,900 Community Resilience Center Planning Grant
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three major items: a design review for replacing an industrial building at 170 Gate 5 Road, a proposal to modify a commercial building at 813-817 Bridgeway with expanded outdoor dining and a parklet, and the Ferry Landside Capital Improvement Project to expand the ferry plaza and reconfigure Parking Lot 1. The commission will also consider approving minutes from prior meetings and receive reports from working groups.
- 170 Gate 5 Road: Design Review and Non-Conformity Permit to replace an existing 40' x 81' steel building with a new steel building of the same size, with new siding, windows, and a 29-foot roof height.
- 813-817 Bridgeway: Amendment to Design Review Permit to modify a commercial building façade and add food & beverage service with up to 43 seats; amendment to Minor Use Permit to increase outdoor dining from 9 to 23 seats; Conditional Use Permit to reduce on-site parking from 13 to 9 spaces; and an Encroachment Agreement for a ramp, elevated entry with 4 sidewalk seats, and a new 19-seat parklet replacing two parallel parking spaces.
- Ferry Landside Capital Improvement Project: Expansion of the ferry plaza by 5,400 square feet, reduction of Parking Lot 1 by 8,550 square feet, installation of bicycle queueing area, stormwater retention basins, relocation of ticket kiosks, and addition of trees, benches, and other amenities.
- Approval of draft Planning Commission minutes from June 14, 2023, and July 12, 2023.
- Reports from working groups including Ferry Landside, Housing Element, Parklets, Master Plan, and Landslide Task Force.
City Council
The City Council will consider consent items including a $598,250 IT services contract with MarinIT, rejecting all bids for the Bridgeway slide repair project, and approving labor agreements with SEIU Local 1021 and a police association. A business item authorizes a $67,205 contract for conceptual design of the Bridgeway Safety Improvement Project. The meeting also includes closed session discussions on labor negotiations and litigation.
- Authorize $598,250 two-year IT managed services agreement with MarinIT, Inc.
- Reject all bids for Bridgeway Slide Repair Below 268 Woodward Project and re-advertise
- Extend 20-minute parking zone at north side of Caledonia and Bridgeway intersection
- Authorize $67,205 contract with Parametrix Inc. for Bridgeway Safety Improvement Project design (Princess St. to Richardson St.)
- Approve industrial disability retirement for local safety member Jason McConnehey
Planning Commission
The Commission will conduct a public hearing on proposed municipal code amendments regarding Accessory Dwelling Units (ADUs) and Junior Accessory Dwelling Units (JADUs). Other items include a design review for an ADU at 426 Pine Street and a tree removal permit request for 2650 Bridgeway Boulevard.
- Design Review Permit for an ADU at 426 Pine Street
- Tree Removal Permit for two Deodar Cedar trees at 2650 Bridgeway Boulevard
- Proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendments for ADU and JADU regulations
City Council
The Sausalito City Council will hold a special and regular meeting on June 27, 2023, starting with commission interviews at 5:00 PM, a closed session on labor negotiations at 5:30 PM, and open session at 7:00 PM. The main business items include adopting the Fiscal Year 2023-2024 budget and affirming board protocols. The consent calendar includes awarding a construction contract for the West St. Sanitary Line Replacement Project and other routine items.
- Adopt resolution awarding $184,616 construction contract for West St. Sanitary Line Replacement Project, plus $28,384 contingency (total $213,000)
- Adopt FY 2023-2024 budget and allocated/funded positions
- Authorize release of RFP for Sea Level Rise Adaptation Plan and Community Engagement for Sausalito
- Approve publicly available pay schedule effective 07/01/2023
- Appointments to Sustainability Commission and Community Safety/Disaster Preparedness Committee
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three items: a design review, tree removal, and encroachment agreement at 813-817 Bridgeway; a tree removal at 388-390 Sausalito Boulevard; and a design review at 145 Santa Rosa Avenue. The commission will also consider approving the draft minutes from April 26, 2023, and receive reports from subcommittees on various topics including housing and parklets.
- 813-817 Bridgeway: Design Review, Tree Removal, Encroachment Agreement, Minor Use Permit (Project ID 2022-00184)
- 388-390 Sausalito Boulevard: Tree Removal (Project ID 2023-00066)
- 145 Santa Rosa Avenue: Design Review (Project ID 2023-00206)
- Approval of Draft Planning Commission Minutes from 4/26/2023
- Subcommittee reports on Objective Design Standards, Housing Element, Parklets, and Landslide Task Force
City Council
The Sausalito City Council will hold a closed session to discuss labor negotiations, real property negotiations for the MLK School Site, existing litigation, and a city attorney appointment. In open session, the council will discuss the proposed FY2023-24 budget, consider retaining a consultant for a potential downtown business improvement district, and provide direction on Marin City non-profit use of city parks and facilities. The consent calendar includes items such as an encroachment agreement at 60 Woodward Avenue and adjustments to peak demand parking rates in downtown lots.
- Discussion of FY2023-24 budget with attached draft budget book and capital improvement schedule
- Proposal to retain New City America, Inc. as consultant for potential Sausalito Business Improvement District
- Discussion and direction on Marin City non-profit use and rates for city parks and facilities
- Resolution to adjust peak demand parking rates in downtown lots
- Closed session negotiations for MLK School Site (100 Ebbtide/610 Coloma Street) with Lycée Francais la Perouse
City Council
The City Council will consider adopting a resolution to cure and correct its April 11, 2023 action reappointing Planning Commissioners Kristina Feller and Richard Graef, confirm continued service of planning commissioners, and ratify all Planning Commission decisions from January 1, 2021 to present. This is the only substantive item on the agenda.
- Resolution to cure and correct April 11, 2023 council action on reappointment of Planning Commissioners Kristina Feller and Richard Graef
- Confirm continued service of planning commissioners
- Ratify all Planning Commission decisions from January 1, 2021 to present
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed session to discuss labor negotiations with SEIU Local 1021 and the Sausalito Police Association, as well as anticipated litigation. In open session, the council will discuss the proposed FY2023-24 budget and consider a Request for Interest presentation from Community Venture Partners regarding a city master plan. Consent items include proclamations, a police crime report, vehicle purchases, and a road repair funding resolution.
- Discussion on FY2023-24 budget with multiple fund revenue and expense attachments
- Request for Interest presentation by Community Venture Partners for city master plan
- Approval of purchase of two police patrol vehicles, one parking vehicle, and building access control system
- Resolution adopting list of projects for FY2023-24 funded by SB 1 Road Repair and Accountability Act ($175,860)
- Proclamation declaring June LGBTQ+ Pride Month and approving Progress Pride Flag display
City Council
The City Council will hold a special meeting to discuss the Infrastructure and Personnel Budget, including projections for various funds and the 2024 Capital Improvement Plan. The meeting begins with a closed session for labor negotiations with SEIU Local 1021 and the Sausalito Police Association.
- Closed session for labor negotiations with SEIU Local 1021 and Sausalito Police Association
- Discussion of Infrastructure and Personnel Budget
- Review of MLK Fund, Old City Hall Fund, Bank of America Fund, and Parking Fund projections
- Consideration of 2024 Capital Improvement Plan (CIP)
City Council
The City Council will hold a preliminary discussion on the FY2023-24 budget, review the downtown valet parking pilot program, and consider several consent calendar items including a reusable foodware ordinance and parking regulation changes. The meeting also includes closed-session negotiations on labor contracts, litigation, and real property deals for the MLK School site, New Village School, and Galilee Harbor.
- Preliminary discussion on FY2023-24 budget with revenue and expense reports
- Discussion and direction on downtown valet parking pilot program
- Adopt ordinance implementing countywide reusable foodware ordinance
- Amend parking regulations on San Carlos, Glen, Girard, and other streets
- Closed-session real property negotiations for MLK School site, New Village School, and Galilee Harbor
Planning Commission
The Sausalito Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three development proposals: a remodel at 60 Woodward Avenue, a retail façade rehabilitation at 666 Bridgeway, and a commercial building modification at 813-817 Bridgeway. The commission will also receive updates from subcommittees and consider approval of the April 12 meeting minutes.
- 60 Woodward Avenue: Design Review, Variance, Tree Removal Permit, and Encroachment Agreement for a residence remodel, including demolition of a detached garage and removal of a Southern Magnolia and two Glossy Privets.
- 666 Bridgeway: Certificate of Appropriateness, Design Review, Conditional Use Permit, Encroachment Agreement, and Sign Permit for ground story retail façade rehabilitation in the Downtown Historic Overlay District.
- 813-817 Bridgeway: Amendment to Design Review Permit to expand food service to 51 seats, increase outdoor dining to 20 seats, reduce parking requirement from 13 to 9 spaces, and construct a raised dining terrace on the sidewalk.
- Subcommittee reports on Objective Design and Development Standards, California Housing Legislation, Standard Conditions of Approval, Ferry Landside, Housing Element, Parklets, Master Plan, and Landslide Task Force.
- Public comments on items not on the agenda will be heard.
City Council
The City Council will hold a closed session on labor negotiations, city attorney employment, and existing litigation. In open session, they will consider adopting a reusable foodware ordinance, interviewing consultant firms for a Business Improvement District, and receiving the FY 2021-2022 audit. Consent items include library and treasurer reports.
- Introduction and waiver of first reading of ordinance to participate in countywide reusable foodware program
- Interview and selection of a Business Improvement District consultant firm
- Receive and file FY 2021-2022 basic financial statements and audit presentation
- Consider adoption of resolution setting regular City Council meeting times
- Closed session on labor negotiations with SEIU Local 1021 and Sausalito Police Association
Planning Commission
The Planning Commission will hold public hearings on two items: a tree removal permit for three trees at 658 Main Street and a design review permit with variance for a home remodel at 626 Sausalito Boulevard. The commission will also approve minutes from the previous meeting and receive subcommittee reports.
- Tree removal permit for three trees at 658 Main Street due to declining health
- Design review permit to remodel residence at 626 Sausalito Boulevard
- Variance to exceed floor area ratio by 5% and building coverage by 3% at 626 Sausalito Boulevard
- Tree removal permit to prune a Coast Live Oak at 626 Sausalito Boulevard
- Encroachment agreement to expand parking into Sausalito Boulevard right-of-way
City Council
The Sausalito City Council will conduct interviews for the Historic Preservation Commission, Library Board of Trustees, and Planning Commission, then hold a closed session on litigation and labor negotiations. In open session, they will consider consent items including contracts for storm damage repairs and bike lane outreach, and discuss board structure, capital improvement budgeting, and a proposed ordinance to extend the multi-unit smoking ban.
- $38,412 contract for North Street Steps storm damage geologic investigation
- $129,682 contract for Bridgeway Bay Bike Lane Project outreach
- $43,200 HR consulting agreement with Muchmore Than Consulting
- Ordinance to update and extend multi-unit smoking ban
- Appointments to boards and commissions
Planning Commission
The Sausalito Planning Commission will hold a study session on the proposed Objective Design and Development Standards (ODDS) and public hearings on two projects: the Ferry Landside Improvement Project Phase 1 and a design review for 265 Gate 5 Road. No decisions will be made during the study session, but the public hearings may result in approvals or denials.
- Ferry Landside Improvement Project Phase 1: expansion of Ferry Plaza by 5,400 SF, sidewalk replacement, and bicycle queueing area (Project ID DPW 03.01.001)
- 265 Gate 5 Road: demolition of one-story commercial art studio and construction of one/two-level structure with roof decks (Project ID 2019-00235)
- Study session on Objective Design and Development Standards (ODDS) with draft ordinance and zones map
- Public comments on items not on the agenda
- Approval of draft minutes from 3/15/2023
City Council
The Sausalito City Council will hold a special and regular meeting with a closed session on labor negotiations and existing litigation, followed by an open session. Key business items include mid-year budget updates for FY 2022-23, a discussion on fiscal sustainability and potential revenue measures, and approval of a bicycle congestion management agreement for 2023. The consent calendar includes agreements for a specialized investigation unit, continuation of a storm emergency declaration, and a conditional use permit amendment for alcohol sales at 12 El Portal and 690 Bridgeway.
- FY 2022-23 mid-year budget adjustments resolution
- Fiscal sustainability and potential revenue measure strategies
- Agreement with Marin County Sheriff's Office for Specialized Investigation Unit
- Resolution continuing local emergency declaration for 2023 storms
- Conditional use permit amendment for alcohol sales at 12 El Portal and 690 Bridgeway
Planning Commission
The Sausalito Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a Design Review Permit with Heightened Design Review for a remodel at 99 Cloudview Road, including a two-story addition, garage conversion, and new garage. The commission will also receive a presentation from the Sea Level Rise Task Force and hear reports from subcommittees.
- Public hearing on Design Review Permit DR 2022-00227 for 99 Cloudview Road: remodel, two-story 1,620 sq ft addition, garage conversion, new 2-vehicle garage
- Sea Level Rise Task Force presentation on planning for sea level rise in Sausalito
- Subcommittee reports: Objective Design and Development Standards, California Housing Legislation, Standard Conditions of Approval, Ferry Landside, Housing Element, Parklets, Master Plan
- Approval of draft minutes from 3/1/2023 meeting
City Council
The Sausalito City Council will consider two significant contracts: a $588,000 agreement with 4Leaf, Inc. for planning and building services through June 2023, and a $159,905 audit services agreement with Badawi and Associates. The council will also vote on resolutions regarding Willow Creek daylighting and opposition to a state initiative, and will hold closed-session discussions on litigation, property negotiations, and labor matters.
- Authorize $588,000 agreement with 4Leaf, Inc. for planning and building services (Jan 1–Jun 30, 2023)
- Authorize $159,905 audit services agreement with Badawi and Associates (FY2022-23, with optional renewals)
- Resolution requesting Sausalito Marin City School District to include daylighting of Willow Creek at Nevada Street Campus
- Resolution opposing Initiative No. 21-0042A1 (Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act)
- Closed session: litigation (Sausalito Yacht Harbor v. City), MLK School Site negotiations with Lycee Francais la Perouse, labor negotiations
Planning Commission
The Sausalito Planning Commission will hold public hearings on three design review permits, each involving variances, tree removal, and encroachment agreements. The commission will also receive a code enforcement update and hear reports from subcommittees.
- 60 Woodward Avenue: remodel, garage conversion, FAR variance, tree removal, encroachment agreement
- 626 Sausalito Boulevard: remodel, variance to exceed FAR and building coverage, prune Coast Live Oak, expand parking in right-of-way
- 170 Gate 5 Road: replace steel building, non-conformity permit, 30-foot roof height
- Code enforcement update presentation
- Subcommittee reports on design standards, housing legislation, and other topics
City Council
The Sausalito City Council will hold a regular meeting with a closed session on litigation and labor negotiations, followed by an open session. Key actions include applying for a $490,000 grant for the Turney Street Dock project, approving an auditing services agreement up to $159,905, and receiving a mid-year finance update. The council will also discuss recommendations from the Economic Development Advisory Committee and hear a presentation on daylighting Willow Creek.
- Resolution to apply for $490,000 grant from California Department of Boating and Waterways for Turney Street Dock Project
- Authorize agreement with Badawi and Associates for auditing services, not to exceed $159,905
- Resolution opposing Initiative No. 21-0042A1, Taxpayer Protection and Government Accountability Act
- Sausalito Police Department's Crime and Traffic Report for 2022 fourth quarter and year end
- Authorization to close Tracy Way for the 2023 season
Planning Commission
The Sausalito Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on a design review permit and conditional use permit to redevelop a 3.9-acre site at 70-74 Liberty Ship Way, constructing three two-story buildings and a 20-seat restaurant within the Marinship Specific Plan area. The commission will also consider approving an Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration for the project. The meeting will be held via Zoom only, with no in-person attendance.
- Design Review Permit and Conditional Use Permit for 70-74 Liberty Ship Way redevelopment (Project ID 2017-285)
- Construction of three two-story buildings on 3.9-acre site
- Conditional Use Permit for a 20-seat restaurant
- Approval of Initial Study/Mitigated Negative Declaration (IS/MND)
- Approval of draft minutes from January 11 and January 25, 2023 meetings
City Council
The Sausalito City Council is holding a special meeting for a priority-setting retreat, where members will discuss and set goals for the year. The agenda includes a public comment period and references to the city's strategic plan and financial documents. This is a planning and discussion session, not a decision-making meeting on specific items.
- Council Priority Setting Retreat with public comment
- Review of Sausalito Strategic Plan 2020-2026
- Review of pertinent financial documents
- Discussion of ILG Attributes of Exceptional Councils
City Council
The Sausalito City Council will hold a closed session on litigation, then an open session with routine consent items, including a $53,000 geologic hazard study, an encroachment agreement, and a resolution to continue remote meetings. The only business item is an ordinance to change regular meeting times. No public hearings are scheduled.
- Professional Services Agreement with Miller Pacific Engineering Group for Geologic Hazard Report, not to exceed $53,000
- Encroachment Agreement for 3 Currey Avenue (APN 064-243-04)
- First Amendment to City Manager Agreement with Chris Zapata
- Ordinance repealing SMC 2.04.010 (regular meeting times) and resolution setting new times
- Authorization to release RFP for Smart Cities Technologies and for Property Business Improvement District
Joint City Council and Planning Commission Meeting
The Sausalito City Council and Planning Commission will hold a joint special meeting to review and potentially adopt the 6th Cycle Housing Element, a state-required plan for meeting housing needs. The agenda also includes a closed session on anticipated litigation, a consent item to repeal a municipal code section on regular meeting times, and public comments.
- Public hearing and potential adoption of the 6th Cycle Housing Element
- Closed session with legal counsel on anticipated litigation (one case)
- Ordinance No. 02-2023 to repeal Sausalito Municipal Code Section 2.04.010 on regular meeting times
- HCD correspondence and comment response matrix on Housing Element review
Planning Commission
The Sausalito Planning Commission will meet via Zoom to review the draft Housing Element for the 6th cycle, approve the 2023 meeting calendar, and hold public hearings on three tree removal permit applications. Staff recommends denial for two of the tree removal requests and partial approval for the third. The meeting also includes a study session on a design review for a commercial property at 265 Gate 5 Road.
- Review of Housing Element (Recommendation on Revisions to HCD Review Draft)
- 118/120 Buchanan Avenue: Tree removal permit for one Coast Live Oak; staff recommends denial
- 215 Sausalito Boulevard: Driveway with no residence, design review, encroachment agreement, tree removal permit; staff recommends denial
- 145 Santa Rosa Boulevard: Tree removal permit for five heritage trees; staff recommends approval of Trees 1 & 2, denial of Trees 3-5
- 265 Gate 5 Road: Study session on design review permit to demolish and rebuild commercial art studio
City Council
The Sausalito City Council will hold a regular meeting with a closed session for legal and labor matters, followed by an open session. Key business items include receiving an update on the adoption of Objective Development and Design Standards, discussing recommendations from the Landslide Task Force, and reviewing the Parklet and Outdoor Dining Program. The council will also consider several consent calendar items, including a contract amendment for the Coloma St. Safe Pathways to School Project and a resolution to adopt a Military Equipment Use Policy.
- Adopt Ordinance No. 1291 for Military Equipment Use Policy per CA AB 481
- Authorize Amendment 1 to BKF Engineers contract for Coloma St. Safe Pathways to School Project, not to exceed $21,640
- Declare 2006 Ford Ranger surplus and authorize auction
- Receive update on Objective Development and Design Standards (ODDS)
- Discuss Landslide Task Force recommendations and Parklet/Outdoor Dining Program
Special Planning Commission
The Sausalito Planning Commission will hold a special meeting to consider two public hearing items: a tree removal permit for two heritage Italian Stone Pines at 1 & 43 Willow Lane, and a design review, conditional use permit, and encroachment agreement for a remodel and new accessory dwelling unit at 3 Curry Avenue. The commission will also elect a chair and vice chair and approve meeting dates. The meeting is held via Zoom due to the COVID-19 state of emergency.
- Tree Removal Permit for two Italian Stone Pines at 1 & 43 Willow Lane (Project ID 2022-00189)
- Design Review Permit to remodel 2,628 SF residence and construct 605 SF garage at 3 Curry Avenue (Project ID 2021-00150)
- Conditional Use Permit for 1,843 SF accessory dwelling unit above proposed garage at 3 Curry Avenue
- Encroachment Agreement for retaining walls in public right-of-way at 3 Curry Avenue
- Election of Chair and Vice Chair