Tiburon meeting summaries, agendas, and minutes

Tiburon agendas: Harvest Festival funding, a Place Moulin floor area exception and a gym permit — but no outcomes yet

No decisions, votes or final actions from Tiburon's past two weeks appear in the meeting materials supplied for this roundup. All five entries — three meetings on Oct. 8 and two on Oct. 15 — are agendas only, with minutes not yet published. What follows is what each body scheduled, not what it did.

Town Council, Oct. 8

The Town Council agenda listed a proposed $10,000 allocation to the 2026 Harvest Festival. It also listed a resolution to deny an appeal of the Site Plan and Architectural Review for 85 Geldert Drive.

Two informational items were scheduled: a briefing on Emergency Preparedness, Alerting, and El Niño Readiness by the Marin County Office of Emergency Management, and a discussion of the town's pavement management system and multi-year strategy.

The agenda does not state whether any of these items were taken up, continued or acted on.

Design Review Board: 11 Place Moulin

The Design Review Board scheduled a public hearing on a proposed 799 square foot accessory structure and site improvements at 11 Place Moulin. The agenda also listed a Floor Area Exception request for the property to allow 11,251 square feet; the stated limit is 6,826 square feet.

Proposed site improvements listed on the agenda include grading over 50 cubic yards, an outdoor kitchen, fencing and retaining walls. The Oct. 15 agenda for the same property adds a patio to that list.

The 11 Place Moulin hearing appeared on both the Oct. 8 and Oct. 15 Design Review Board agendas. The supplied records do not indicate whether the Oct. 8 hearing was held, continued to Oct. 15, or otherwise handled.

Both agendas also listed adoption of the Sept. 3, 2026 Design Review Board meeting minutes.

Planning Commission: gym at 1599 Tiburon Blvd

The Planning Commission scheduled a public hearing on Conditional Use Permit CUP2026-004 for a gym at 1599 Tiburon Blvd. The item appeared on both the Oct. 8 and Oct. 15 agendas.

The Oct. 15 agenda also listed adoption of the Aug. 12, 2026 Planning Commission meeting minutes. The Oct. 8 summary mentions the minutes item, while that meeting's listed items show only the gym permit.

What the record does not show

Because minutes have not been published for any of these meetings, this roundup cannot report vote tallies, approvals, denials, continuances or the amount of any money actually allocated. The $10,000 Harvest Festival figure is a proposed allocation on an agenda, not a recorded payment or adopted budget figure. The 11,251 square foot figure is the amount requested under a Floor Area Exception, not square footage that has been approved.

Residents who want the authoritative account should consult the published agendas and, once available, the minutes on the town's official meeting pages.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed in the supplied data for the next 14 days, so there is nothing to preview here. Readers should check the town's official calendar for postings, including whether the 11 Place Moulin hearing and the 1599 Tiburon Blvd gym permit are scheduled to return.

Tiburon Agendas: $10,000 Harvest Festival Request, 11 Place Moulin Exception, Gym Permit at 1599 Tiburon Blvd

Three Tiburon bodies — the Town Council, the Design Review Board and the Planning Commission — all met on Oct. 8, 2026. As of Oct. 13, only agendas had been published for each meeting; minutes were not yet available. That means nothing in this roundup is a confirmed decision. Every item below was listed for consideration, and the outcome of each is not established by the records provided.

The largest dollar figure on any of the three agendas was a proposed $10,000 allocation to the 2026 Harvest Festival, listed for Town Council discussion.

Town Council

The Town Council's Oct. 8 agenda listed a proposed $10,000 allocation to the 2026 Harvest Festival. Because minutes have not been published, it is not established whether the council voted on the item, and no vote tally is available.

Also on the agenda was a resolution to deny an appeal of a Site Plan and Architectural Review for 85 Geldert Drive. The agenda describes the item as a resolution to deny the appeal. The records provided do not include the grounds for the appeal, who filed it, or the outcome.

The council was also scheduled to receive a briefing on Emergency Preparedness, Alerting, and El Niño Readiness from the Marin County Office of Emergency Management, and to discuss the town's pavement management system and multi-year strategy. Both were listed as briefing or discussion items, not as votes.

Design Review Board

The Design Review Board scheduled a public hearing for 11 Place Moulin covering a proposed 799 square foot accessory structure and site improvements. The board was also set to consider a Floor Area Exception for the property that would allow 11,251 square feet, where the limit is 6,826 square feet.

Proposed site improvements listed on the agenda include grading over 50 cubic yards, an outdoor kitchen, fencing and retaining walls. The board was also scheduled to adopt minutes from its Sept. 3, 2026 meeting.

Planning Commission

The Planning Commission scheduled a public hearing on Conditional Use Permit CUP2026-004 for a gym at 1599 Tiburon Blvd. The commission was also set to consider adopting minutes from its Aug. 12, 2026 meeting.

How to read this roundup

An agenda item is a proposal or a scheduled discussion, not a result. A public hearing means the body was set to take public comment before acting. A resolution listed on an agenda is a proposed action. None of the items above can be reported as decided until the corresponding minutes or official records are published.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings were listed for the next 14 days in the information provided. That does not mean no meetings are scheduled; it means none appear in the data supplied here. Residents who want to attend or comment should check the town's official meeting calendar and posted agendas directly.

The official agendas and minutes are the authoritative record for all three meetings. This summary is secondary to those documents.

Tiburon Council to weigh sidewalk dining, $195K accounting contract; fence variance on Design Review Board agenda

Tiburon's recent government meetings covered a range of items, from a proposed sidewalk dining program to a $195,000 accounting contract and a fence height variance. All items were on agendas; minutes have not yet been published, so no decisions are confirmed.

Town Council (Aug. 6)

The Town Council agenda included several notable items:

• **Sidewalk dining program:** Amendments to Municipal Code Chapters 16, 19, and new Chapter 19B would establish a sidewalk dining program.
• **Appeals of a home remodel:** Three appeals of a Design Review Board approval for a 794-square-foot addition and fence variances at 700 Hawthorne Drive.
• **Solar permit fees:** A public hearing to update photovoltaic energy system permit fees in the Community Development Fee Schedule.
• **Accounting services contract:** A Professional Services Agreement with Rogers Anderson Malody & Scott, LLP for up to $195,000 for accounting services.
• **Closed session:** Discussion of anticipated litigation and the existing case Accountable Tiburon, Inc. vs. Southern Marin Fire Protection District.

Heritage & Arts Commission (July 29)

The commission reviewed the Fiscal Year 2026-2027 budget for the General Fund, Public Art Fund, and Special Projects Fund. Other agenda items included:

• Selection of an Artist Laureate Ad Hoc Committee.
• Budget approval for paid helpers at opening receptions.
• Planning and budgeting for a Native American Arts & Culture Celebration.
• An update on Artist Laureate Christa Grenawalt.

Design Review Board (Aug. 7)

The board held a public hearing on a continued application for a new 6-foot fence atop a retaining wall at 85 Geldert Drive, including a variance request for a 7-foot section (File Nos. DR2025-049, VAR2025-014). The variance would allow the fence to exceed the 6-foot maximum height in a setback. The board also considered adopting minutes from its June 18 and July 16 meetings.

Coming up

No upcoming meetings are listed for the next 14 days.