Read our latest newsletter to learn about: Town support MOST's application to Marin County for $1 million Measure A Grant Fairfax PD gets e-bike Preapproved Accessory Dwelling Unit (ADU) Plans Dark Sky discussion at Planning Commission Marin Wildfire Grants Upcoming events And more! Subscribe to the newsletter Subscribe to get this newsletter sent directly to you!
All California municipalities are mandated by state law to have a preapproval process for ADU plans by Jan. 1, 2025. This is intended to allow for ADUs to be approved on a more expedited basis. Starting January 1, Fairfax will post architect contact information of those that have preapproved plans available. These preapproved plans can...
The latest housing element finalized on March 14, 2024 has been uploaded as two volumes to the Town website. You can find them located here under the Housing Element icon on the Housing page.
On June 6, 2024, the California Coastal Conservancy awarded a $500,000 grant to the Marin Open Space Trust (MOST) to aid in the acquisition of the Wall Property. This funding will support efforts to protect, restore, and enhance natural resources, wildlife habitat, open space, California Native American tribal cultural resources, and compatible public access. Next...
Photo credit: Martha E. Ture, Mt. Tamalpais Photography May 29, 2024 Highlights Grant Agreement with the California Coastal Conservancy for Funds to Aid in the Acquisition of the Wall Property The Town Council authorized the Mayor to sign all agreements and documents needed to accept the Coastal Conservancy grant, if awarded, and thereby continue the...
Date: Monday, June 17th Time: Starting at 8:00 AM, lasting all day Details A section of roadway at the intersection of Bolinas and Mono will undergo pavement restoration work, resulting in a lane closure and traffic impacts for the entire day. Key Points Purpose: The Town is expediting the completion of road restoration work by...
Read our latest newsletter to learn about: California Coastal Conservancy grants MOST $500,000 for Wall Property Photos from 2024 Fairfax Festival Planning and Building updates Boards and commissions vacancies Summer camps Age Friendly news And more! Subscribe to the newsletter Subscribe to get this newsletter sent directly to you!
Photo credit: Martha E. Ture, Mt. Tamalpais Photography May 29, 2024 Highlights Resolutions Calling for a General Municipal Election to be held on November 5, 2024, for the Election of Certain Officers, Requesting the Marin County Board of Supervisors to Consolidate with any other Election Conducted on that Date and Requesting Election Services of the...
Happy June in Fairfax! The days are getting longer, and the sunshine is getting brighter, school is almost out, and dreamy beach days are upon us! We have lots of fun classes, programs and events happening right here in your own backyard. Join us for our favorite season of the year! Read the latest newsletter...
Read our latest newsletter to learn about: Upcoming roadwork and traffic advisories Wall Property acquisition updates Fairfax Festival 2024 Annual General Adjustment Short term rental registration Summer camps And more! Subscribe to the newsletter Subscribe to get this newsletter sent directly to you!
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Photo credit: Martha E. Ture, Mt. Tamalpais Photography May 22, 2024 Highlights Consideration and Approval of Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) Between the Town of Fairfax and Marin Open Space Trust (MOST) Regarding the Acquisition of the Wall Property Mayor Coler and Town Attorney Janet Coleson presented an overview of the Wall Property acquisition. The Council...
Annually, the Town of Fairfax adjusts the maximum rent increase percentage. Starting September 1, the maximum percentage for increasing rent to applicable residences (see this applicability chart) will change to 2.85% from 2.52%. The maximum annual rent increase is called the Annual General Adjustment (AGA). Under the Town's Rent Stabilization ordinance, the AGA is set at...
The Fairfax Festival and Ecofest is back for its 45th year, bringing the community together to celebrate music, art, and eco-friendly living. Known as one of the top music festivals in the region, this event attracts thousands to downtown Fairfax each year. What makes the Fairfax Festival special? It's more than just a party –...
Read our latest newsletter to learn about: Scenic Road Updates Housing Warm Line Bike to School Day Summer Camps Defensible Space Inspections EV and Ebike Show event And more! Subscribe to the newsletter Subscribe to get this newsletter sent directly to you!
Available in Fairfax, Marin County has partnered with nonprofit Front Porch to offer a program called Home Match that specifically helps seniors screen for roommates. Homeowners or master tenants that are financially vulnerable and have available rooms in their homes (called “home providers”) are matched with low- to moderate-income people seeking affordable housing local to...
Starting April 15, 2024, all short-term rentals (STRs) in the Town of Fairfax are required to be registered with the Town. This requires an annual registration fee, and the collection and remittance of Hotel User's Tax (HUT). Operating a STR without registering the unit with the Town violates Town Code and is subject to citations,...
In a collaborative and ongoing effort to enhance wildfire safety, the local fire departments are working closely with the community on effective vegetation management around your homes. This initiative not only facilitates safer evacuations but also plays a crucial role in slowing the spread of wildfires. From now until the end of June, as weather...
Photo credit: Martha E. Ture, Mt. Tamalpais Photography May 8, 2024 Highlights This meeting was in-person only. Receive Scientific Survey Results Regarding a Possible Bond Measure for Road Repairs Town Manager Heather Abrams and town consultant Lucia del Puppo presented the Town Council with the results of the scientific survey issued regarding a possible bond...
Photo credit: Martha E. Ture, Mt. Tamalpais Photography May 1, 2024 Highlights Police Department Presentations Members of the Police Department received recognition at the May 1 meeting. Four members, including Police Services Technician Maya Patterson-Burch, Officer Mailk Carter, Detective Shelby Jones, and Lieutenant William Cade took their Oaths of Office together. Watch this portion of...
