Category: Town News

Town Council Passes Resolution for Restaurants, Businesses, and Residents to Take Water Conservation Steps

Restaurants are asked to only serve water to customers upon request. Businesses are asked to review their water use practices and implement water conservation actions where appropriate. Residents are encouraged to reduce the amount of water both in our homes and on our landscaping. Read the Resolution here.

Town Council Passes Ordinance Requiring New Construction to Be All-Electric

Ordinance No. 856 An Ordinance Adding Chapter 15.05 Entitled “All-Electric Construction in Newly Constructed Buildings” to Title 15 of the Fairfax Municipal Code.

Town Council Passes COVID-19 Supplemental Sick Leave Ordinance for Local Small Businesses

Ordinance No. 857 An Urgency Ordinance to Establish Paid Sick Leave Requirements for all Employees in the Town with 25 or Fewer Employees for Covid-19 Related Reasons.

Marin County Notice of Election Observer Information

Read the public notice here. In addition to the dates on the above-linked Notice, the Elections Department, Suite 121, will be OPEN Saturday, September 11, 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. • Ballot processing (observers welcome) • Assist voters with registration and voting Office Phone: 415-473-6456 Location: 3501 Civic Center, Dr. San Rafael

Defensible Space Evaluations Coming to Multiple Fairfax Neighborhoods

Uniformed Inspectors will conduct defensible space and home hardening evaluations on residential properties in multiple Fairfax neighborhoods starting the week of August 23. (see attached map). This is being conducted by the Ross Valley Fire Department in partnership with neighboring fire agencies and the Marin Wildfire Prevention Authority (MWPA). A comprehensive report for your property will be … Continued

We Invite You to Take the Fairfax Community Skate Park Survey

The Council approved the community skate park as a 1 year pilot with a 6 month check in with the community and council. The Parks and Recreation Committee (PARC) has recommended the current site become a permanent skate park. We are asking for your feedback so that PARC can share what the community would like … Continued