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Home My WebLink AboutTC Digest 2014-01-24TOWN COUNCIL WEEKLY DIGEST Week of January 13 - 24, 2014 Tiburon 1. Memo —Scott Anderson —Major peninsula Development Project Status 2. Email - MTC Public Information Office — Plan Bay Area Documents Now Available 3. Letter — Marin Housing — Public Housing Waitlist Opening 4. Application for Planning Commission Vacancy — Richard E. Wodehouse 5. Request for Reappointment to Planning Commission — John Corcoran 6. Request for Reappointment to Heritage & Arts Commission — Francella Hall 7. Monthly Report — Design Review — December 2013 8. Yearly Recap — Design Review — December 2013 Agendas & Minutes 9. Meeting Cancellation — Planning Commission — December 25, 2013 & January 8, 2014 10. Meeting Cancellation — Planning Commission — January 22, 2014 Regional a) Council Reorganization — Town of Corte Madera b) Notice — Pacific GAS & Electric Application to Recover Costs Associated with 2015 Gas Transmission & Storage Rate Case c) Conference Announcement & Application — LGC 2014 d) Great Age — Newsletter of Marin Commission on Aging — Winter 2014 Agendas & Minutes e) Agenda— Local Agency Formation Commission — January 22, 2014 * Council Only Date: To: From: Subject: TOWN OF TIBURON 1505 Tiburon Boulevard Tiburon, CA 94920 December 5, 2013 DIGEST 1• Mayor & Members of the Town Council, Planning Commission & Design Review Board Scott Anderson, Director of Community Development 7 \ Major Peninsula Development Project Status Update The following is a status report on major development applications on the Tiburon Peninsula. /:11 Town of Tiburon applications with approvals or currently being processed are as follows: • Parente Vista Subdivision: 2 lots on 10 acres (end ofAntonette Road) • Tiburon Glen: 3 lots on 26 acres (Paradise Drive near Norman Way) • Ling (a.k.a. Stony Hill Development): 3 lots on 5.6 acres (end of Stony Hill Road) • Alta Robles (a.k.a. S.O.D.A./Rabin): 14 lots on 52+ acres (Paradise Drive) • Tiburon Court (Upper Trestle Glen): 3 lots on 13 acres (Trestle Glen Blvd.) • Trestle Glen Circle (Lower Trestle Glen): 3 lots on 14 acres (Trestle Glen Blvd.) • Belvedere - Tiburon Library Expansion (1501 Tiburon Boulevard) • Dairy Knoll Recreation Facility (600 Ned's Way) • Lyford Drive Multi -modal Parking Lot (Lyford Drive @ Tiburon Boulevard) • Paradise Drive Prezoning (prezoning of 85 parcels comprising 230 acres) County of Marin applications involving major unincorporated peninsula properties are as follows: • Easton Point (a.k.a. Martha Company): 43 units on 110 acres (Hillhaven/Old Tiburon) • Sorokko: 5 lots on 16 acres (Paradise Drive) • Salvatore - Swahn: 1 home on 15 acres (Paradise Drive) • Pan Pacific Ocean (a.k.a. Habitat for Humanity): 7 units on 17 acres (Bay Vista Drive) This report summarizes the current status of the above - listed applications. A number -coded map showing the general project locations is attached as Exhibit 1. Town of Tiburon Dcccmbcr 2013 • Status of Town of Tiburon Projects Parente Vista Subdivision - - - -10 acres off Antonette Drive The subdivision map for this project was recorded in November 2013, formally creating the two lots. Subdivision improvements (roads, utilities, etc.) are approved but not yet underway and are unlikely to begin before Spring 2014. Town Project Planner: Dan Watrous Tiburon Glen Subdivision - - - -26 acres off Paradise Drive near Norman Way The Town Council approved a Precise Development Plan for three (3) homes on this site in April 2006, and a Tentative Subdivision Map application was approved in March 2007. Off -site tree mitigation plans were approved by the Town Council in 2008. The Parcel Map application and Subdivision Improvement Drawings were submitted in April 2013 but remain incomplete. The Tentative Map approval is valid through March 2017 and may be further extended. Town Project Planner: Scott Anderson Ling (a.k.a. Stony Hill Development)- - - -5.6 acres at the end of Stony Hill Road A Precise Development Plan application for three (3) lots was approved by the Town Council in March 2008, and a Tentative Subdivision Map application was approved by the Planning Commission in September 2009. The Tentative Map approval is valid until September 2016 and may be further extended. Town Project Planner: Dan Watrous Tiburon Court (a.k.a. Upper Trestle Glen) - - - -13 acres of Trestle Glen Blvd. The Town has approved a 3 -lot Tentative Map application for this property. The property was acquired by new owners in 2011. Their plans for the undeveloped site remain uncertain at this time. The Tentative Map approval remains valid until October 2015, and can be further extended. Town Project Planner: Scott Anderson Alta Robles (a.k.a. Rabin/SODA) - - - -52 acres above Paradise Drive near Seafirth Estates The Town Council approved a Precise Development Plan for this 14 -home project in February of 2012. The applicants recently met with staff and stated that they are preparing to submit an application for Tentative Map approval in the near future. Town Project Planner: Dan Watrous 2 Town of Tiburon December?0b Trestle Glen Circle (a.k.a. Lower Trestle Glen) - - - -14 acres off Trestle Glen Blvd. The subdivision map for this project was recorded in July 2013, formally creating the three single family building sites, and installation of the subdivision improvements (road and utilities) is underway. No design review applications for homes have been filed. Town Project Planner: Dan Watrous Belvedere - Tiburon Public Library Expansion The Town Council approved the Site Plan and Architectural drawings for this project in August, 2012. The approval is valid for five (5) years and may be extended. All discretionary permits for the project have been issued by the Town. Building permits and encroachment permits (Town and Caltrans) remain to be secured. Fund - raising for the addition may take some time to complete. Town Project Planner: Scott Anderson Dairy Knoll Recreation Facility (600 Ned's Wmv This 4,800 square foot public recreation facility is now occupied and in use. Final site improvements are expected to be completed by the end of the calendar year. Lyford Drive Multi -modal Parking Lot fiord Drive @ Tiburon Boulevard This project was completed in early 2013. Paradise Drive Prezonine ADDlications The Town approved prezoning of approximately 230 acres of land at the southeastern comer of the Tiburon Peninsula in July 2009. The approval was challenged in court by the Martha Company. In the Memorandum of Understanding reached between the Town Council and the Martha Company, the prezoning and litigation are on indefinite hold pending the outcome of the Easton Point development applications being processed by the County of Marin (see below). Town Project Planner: Scott Anderson Town oFTiburon December 2013 B. Status of County of Marin Projects on the Tiburon Peninsula Easton Point (a.k.a. Martha Company) - -- -110 acres at the southeastern end of the Peninsula The owners of this property filed applications for a 43 -unit project in December 2008, subject to an amended Stipulated Judgment reached with the County of Marin in 2007. The Town and the Martha Company subsequently entered into a Memorandum of Understanding that would offer a reduced- density (32 -lot) alternative to be considered for approval. The Final EIR was released in June 2013 and additional analysis was required by the County Board of Supervisors in November 2013 and is currently being prepared. The Final EIR is likely to return to the Supervisors for consideration of certification in the first half of 2014. Merits hearings would follow. County Project Planner: John Roberto Town of Tiburon contact: Scott Anderson Sorokko ---- 16 acres off Paradise Drive The Board of Supervisors approved this 5 -lot project in October 2008. The Parcel Map has since been recorded and the lots created. The Paradise Drive frontage improvements are likely to be installed sometime in the coming months. No home designs have yet been filed for any of the lots. Town Contact: Scott Anderson Salvatore-Swahn ----- 15 acres off Paradise Drive Marin County has approved the Design Review application for this very large single family dwelling (approximately 16,000 sq. ft.), and a secondary dwelling unit and a detached guesthouse on this property. The design review received approval for an amendment concerning the access roadway. The next required permit would be for building permit, but the lot is currently for sale (with approved plans). County Project Planner: Jeremy Tejerian Pan Pacific Ocean (a.k.a. Habitat for Humanity) - - - -17 acres above Bay Vista Drive Master Plan, Tentative Map and Precise Development Plan applications were filed with the County of Marin for this parcel some years ago, and have been revised numerous times. The plan proposes three (3) large single family homes near the upper reaches of the property (adjacent to the Tiburon Crest Subdivision at the end of Via Los Altos), with access from Bay Vista Drive. In addition, four (4) affordable two - family units (sponsored by Habitat for Humanity) are proposed near the intersection of North Knoll Road and Eagle Rock Road. The project remains incomplete and appears to be dormant at this time. County Project Planner: Ben Berto S.IPlanningI Staff Fol derslsandersonlMisce lloneouslproject status report tc 12- 2013.doc Pagc oF4 4 SJJVEUS NOOOOVU . f ! ) 0 \ 50 r2 ) / !� \ \ ƒ/ƒ) §4a7k %g! Diane Crane lacopi From: MTC Public Information [info @mtc.ca.gov] Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2014 11:50 AM To: Diane Crane lacopi Subject: Plan Bay Area Final Document Now Available ®9CE%`)" f Plan Bay Area EW acu rent Now Available Plan Bay Area, adopted by the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC), lays out a 25 -year vision for transportation and housing to sustain our communities, environment and economy. The plan is available online and a limited number of printed copies are available via the MTC - ABAG Library. To request a printed copy, please email IibrarvCa)mtc.ca.gov or call (510) 817 -5836. The long -range plan, which includes $292 billion in transportation investments through the year 2040, was developed over three years in collaboration with thousands of Bay Area residents and local government partners, as well as with a range of interested stakeholder organizations. Plan Bay Area is the nine - county region's first Regional Transportation Plan (RTP) to meet the requirements of California's landmark 2008 Senate Bill 375, which calls on each of the state's 18 metropolitan areas to include in the RTP a Sustainable Communities Strategy to accommodate future population growth and reduce greenhouse gas emissions from cars and light trucks. Working in collaboration with cities and counties, Plan Bay Area advances initiatives to expand housing and transportation choices, create healthier communities and build a stronger regional economy. Page 1 of 2 MTC Public Information January 21, 2014 Plan Bay Area is a joint effort led by the Association of Bay Area Governments (ABAG) and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) in partnership with the Bay Area's other two regional government agencies, the Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD), and the Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC). For more information, visit 1/21/2014 Page 2 of 2 Forward email SVSafeUmubsCribc This email was sent to dcrane @d.tiburon.ca.us by infoi 1/15/2014 JAN 2 1 2014 CITY OF TIBURON -MAYOR ALICE FEDERICKS 1155 TIBURON BLVD, TIBURON, CA 94920 REGARDING: PUBLIC HOUSING WAITLIST OPENING DIGEST ,�. '� MAR N HOUSING Making Housing More Affordable 4020 Civic Center Drive San Rafael, CA 94901 415- 491 -2525 Executive Director Lewis A. Jordan Thank you for the care and support that you and your Agency provide all year to a growing population facing housing challenges. .Marin Housing is pleased to announce that we will be opening our PUBLIC HOUSING Waiting List for two weeks beginning in February 3rd, 2014— February le, 2014. THE PUBLIC HOUSING WAITING LIST WILL BE OPEN FEBRUARY 3RD THROUGH FEBRUARY 18TH 2014 The Public Housing Waiting Lists include both family (300 units in Marin City) and senior /disabled (5 complexes scattered throughout Marin County). Bedroom size qualifications: Minimum Maximum Studio: One Bdrm Two Bdrm Three Bdrm Four Bdrm Minimum Maximum Income qualifications: Your household gross annual income must not exceed below maximums: 1 person$62,200 5 persons $95,950 2 persons $71,050 6 persons $103,050 3 persons $79,950 7 persons $110,050 4 persons $88,800 8 persons $117,250 ANY OTHER OPEN WAITING LISTS WILL ALSO CLOSE FEBRUARY 18ra 2014 Enclosed you will find copies of FAO's and an Announcement that you can share with your client(s) that are in need. They have been provided to you in English, Spanish and Vietnamese. Applications will be available on 2/3/14 and can be downloaded from our website at Marinhousing.org or picked up at our offices at Marin Housing, 4020 Civic Center Drive, San Rafael, or at Marin Housing's office at 429 Drake Avenue, Marin City. Applications are available in English, Spanish and Vietnamese. We strongly recommend that applicants download the application form or pick up one at our offices; however, they may request an application by calling 415 -491- 2565 and leaving a voicemail message with their name and address, spoken clearly and slowly. FAX #415- 472 -2953 and TDD 1 -800- 735 -2929. These applications will be for the Public Housing Waiting List only. This is NOT FOR SECTION 8. We will only be making selections when units become available. It can up to several years before an applicant might be selected for an opportunity to pre- screen for an available unit. Please keeo in mind that we do NOT have Emeraancv Housina or anv kind of Rental Assistance Proarams at this time. For more information you may wish to visit our website at Marinhousing.ore or call our Waiting List Hotline at 415- 446 -7054. Thank you for your continued support. Sincerely, Housing Authority of LEWIS A. JORDAN the County of Marin EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Uordan(o)MarinHousine.ora 415/491 -2525 (FAX) 415/472 -2186 APPLICATIONS RECEIVED BEFORE February 31d OR AFTER February 18 "' WILL NOT BE (TDD) 1- 800- 735 -2929 ENTERED 4020 Civic Center Drive San Rafael, CA 94903 THONG BAO - Ngay 15 Thing Mot Nam 2014 MAN 415 - 491 -2525 Giam .J or Jordan Hanh A. Jor Ca Quan Nha O' Marin An tran trong thong bio A& mo' HOUSING Lewis is ,,uw,�, ..,l;,,,M .Aff-� h, Danh Sich Ch& Nha O' Cong Cong: NHA & CONG CONG - bao gom Golden Gate VILLAGE vi CAC KHU NHA cho NGlYO'I CAO NIEN /KHUYET TAT: Golden Gate Village la mot khu nha tap the bao gum 269 can ho nam a Marin City. Cac Khu Nha cho Ngirai Cao Nien va Khuye't Tat bao gum 5 khu nha nho hen a cac dia diem khac nhau khap Marin County. Tai hai dia diem tren cOng bao gom nhirng can ho da"c bibt danh cho cac gia dinh yeu cau loi ra vao cho ngvai ngoi xe Ian. Chuang trinh NM a Cbng Cbng duac tai tra bai chinh phu lien bang va thugc sa hOu cua Cu Quan Nha a Marin. Weng ngvai cu tru phai tra 30% thu nhap gia dinh cua ho de thue nha. Cac gia dinh c6 thu nhap thap c6 du dieu kien de n6p dun them gia. Danh sich chd se du'ac ma tug 312114 den 1812114. Dan phai dtYac nhan vao hoac trtYac Th(p Ba, nclav 18 THANG HAI nam 2014. Tieu chuan cho mac thu nhap: Tong thu nhap hang nam cua gia dinh quj vi kh6ng duac vugt qua cac mirc toi da duai day: 1 ngvai $62,200 5 ngvai $95,950 2 ngvai $62,200 6 ngvai $95,950 3 ngvai $62,200 7 ngvai $95,950 4 ngvai $62,200 8 ngvai $95,950 Tieu chuan cho dien tich ph6ng ngu: Toi thieu Studio: 1 ngvai Mot Phbng ngu 1 ngvai Hai Phbng Ngu 2 ngvai TOM da 1 ngvai Ba Phbng ngu 2 ngvai Bon Phbng ngu 4 ngvai Tot thteu Toi da 3 ngvai 6 ngvai 4 ngvai 8 ngvai Chung t6i khuyen nghi quy vi nen tat ve- mau dun tham gia UP trang web cua chung t6i tai Marinhousino.orct. Quy vi cOng c6 the nhan mau dun tai mot trong cac van ph6ng cua Ca Quan Nha a Marin: 4020 Civic Center Drive, San Rafael, hoac 429 Drake Avenue, Merin City, tir 9:00 gia sang den 4:00 gia chieu,ThO Hai - Thu' Sau. Hoac quy vi c6 the goi den so 415 - 491 -2565 va yeu cau goi dun tham gia tai nha cho quj vi. FAX# 415- 472 -2953 (TDD) 1- 800 - 735 -2929 (So dien thoai tru giup ngvai khiem thinh) Cac mau dun de-u c6 sin bang tie-ng Anh, tieng Tay Ban Nha va tieng Viet. Dun SE CHl DU'OC CHAP NHAN QUA THU, FAX HOAC GU'I TRU'C TitP TAN TAY. Tat ca dun tham gia phai dvac NHAN vao hoac trvrac Thir Ba, ngay 18 Thing Hai nam 2014. CAC DO'N NHAN DU'tYC TRU&C Ngay 3 Thing Hai HOAC SAU Ngay 18 Thing Hai SE KHONG DU'oC TItP NHAN Vigc givi dun qua email SE KHONG Duac CHAP NHAN Viec Iva chon se dua tren su ket hap dien Lich ph6ng ngu, tong so diem uu dai va ngay &gia chung t6i nhan duac dun. Khdna mot ai cd mot vi tri co dinh trong Danh Sach Cha vi tinh trang cua ngvai nqp din c6 the thay doi thuang xuyen. Nhirng s4v they doi hay cap nhat co the inn huang den viac uu dai v6/hoac kich thuac can ho ma co the din tai ket qua ngvai nqp dun c6 the bi chuyen len hoac xuong trong Danh Sach Cha. QUAN TRONG: Neu thong tin lien ha hoac tinh trang ca nhan cua quj vi c6 cac thay doi sau khi nqp dun, quy vi phai c6 trach nhiam th6ng bao cho Ca Quan Nha C Marin bang van ban. Mau Cap Nhat Danh Sach Cha c6 san tren trang web cua chung t6i; quy vi c6 the den van ph6ng cua chung t6i de nhan mau nay hoac goi dien thoai cho chung t6i de giri cho quy vi qua duang buu dien. Neu oug vi kh6no lam nhv vav, va chung tdi nhSn dvac thv g&i trd lai vi kh6np giri duac cho gug vi, dan cua pug vi se bi rut ra khoi danh sach chi. Ltvu }r: Qu}r vi hien Bang ding kk vao Danh Sach ChB: ThM gian chi dai de nhan dtvor mot can ho Nha (Y Cong Cong co the mat nhieu nam; vi day khong phai la chtvang trinh nha a khan cap. 4020 Civic Center Drive pp San Rafael, CA 94903 ANLINCIO — 15 de enero de 2014 MAN 415- 491 -2525 Director Ejecutivo Marin Housing anuncia la apertura de la HOUSING Lewis A. Jordan WkM H�.,m Wm annmama. Lista de Espera para Vivienda Ptablica: VIVIENDA PUBLICA — incluye tanto a la Golden Gate Village como a los COMPLEJOS PARA ANCIANOS/ DISCAPACITADOS: Golden Gate Village es un complejo de 296 unidades ubicado en la Ciudad Marin. Nuestros Complejos para Ancianos y Discapacitados se encuentran en 5 complejos mas pequenos en diferentes lugares a to largo del Condado de Marin. En ambos lugares tambien hay unidades especificas para las familias que requieren acceso para silla de ruedas. Las Viviendas Publicas estan financiadas por el gobierno federal y son propiedad de Marin Housing. Los residentes pagan el 30% de sus ingresos familiares para la renta. Las familias con bajos ingresos son elegibles para presentar una solicitud. La Lista de Espera estara abierta del 3 /Feb /14 al 18/Feb/14. Las solicitudes seran recibidas hasta el 18 de FEBRERO de 2014. Calificaci6n por ingresos: Su ingreso familiar bruto anual no debera exceder IDS siguientes topes: 1 persona 2 personas 3 personas 4 personas Calificacion por tamano de dormitorio: Mfnimo Estudio: 1 persona Una Dorm. 1 persona Dos Dorm. 2 personas $62,200 5 personas $95,950 $71,050 6 personas $103,050 $79,950 7 personas $110,050 $88,800 8 personas $117,250 Maximo Minimo Maximo 1 persona Tres Dorm. 3 personas 6 personas 2 personas Cuatro Dorm. 4 personas 8 personas 4 personas Recomendamos que descargue la solicitud en nuestro sitio web en Marinhousin¢.ore. Tambien puede recoger una solicitud en las oficinas de Marin Housing: 4020 Civic Center Drive, San Rafael, o en 429 Drake Avenue, Ciudad Marin, de 9:00 a.m. a 4:00 PM de Lunes a Viernes. O puede Ilamar al 415- 491 -2565 y pedir que se le envie una solicitud por correo postal. FAX# 415- 472 -2953 TDD 1- 800 - 735 -2929. Las solicitudes estan disponibles en ingles, espanol y vietnamita. Las solicitudes SOLO SE RECIBIRAN POR CORREO POSTAL, FAX O EN PERSONA Todas las solicitudes seran RECIBIDAS hasta el martes 18 de Febrero de 2014. NO PARTICIPARAN LAS SOLICITUDES RECIBIDAS ANTES DEL 3 de Febrero 0 DESPUE.S DEL 18 de Febrero NOSE RECIBIRAN Solicitudes via correo electronico La seleccion se basa en una combinacion de tamano de dormitorio, total de puntos de preferencia y de la fecha y hora en que recibimos la solicitud. Nadie tiene un lugar predeterminado en la Lista de espera, ya que la situacion de los solicitantes puede cambiar con frecuencia. Los cambios o actualizaciones pueden afectar la preferencia y/o el tamano de la unidad, to qui puede causar que el solicitante ascienda o descienda en la Lista de Espera. IMPORTANTE: Si su informacion de contacto o si su situacion personal cambia despues de presentar una solicitud, es su responsabilidad notificar a Marin Housing por escrito. Hay formularios de Actualizacion para Lista de Espera disponibles en nuestro sitio web, usted puede venir a nuestras oficinas y recoger uno o Ilamar para que le envien uno por correo postal. Si usted no cumple con esto, y se nos devuelve la correspondencia que le enviamos, su solicitud sera retirada de la lista de esperc Recuerde: Usted se est6 suscribiendo a una Lista de Espera. El periodo de espera para recibir una unida de Vivienda PLiblica puede ser de varios an"os, este no es un programa de vivienda de emergencia. 4020 Civic Center Drive San Rafael, CA 94903 ANNOUNCEMENT - January 15TH 2014 MAN �,1� 415- 491 -2525 I �' V��® Executive Director Marin Housing is announcing the opening of the HOUSING Lewis A. Jordan M kinn Hml�inn Mnro AIIMr L hlp Public Housing Waiting List: PUBLIC HOUSING — includes both Golden Gate VILLAGE and ELDERLY /DISABLED COMPLEXES: Golden Gate Village is a 296 unit complex located in Marin City. Our Elderly Disabled Complexes are in 5 smaller complexes in different locations throughout Marin County. Also in both locations are units specifically for families that require wheelchair accessibility. Public Housing is funded by the federal government and owned by Marin Housing. Residents pay 30% of their family income for rent. Low - income families are eligible to apply. Waiting List Will be open from 2/3/14 to 2/18/14. Applications must be received on or before Tuesday, FEBRUARY 18" 2014. Income qualifications: Your household gross annual income must not exceed below maximums 1 person $62,200 5 persons $95,950 2 persons $71,050 6 persons $103,050 3 persons $79,950 7 persons $110,050 4 persons $88,800 8 persons $117,250 Bedroom size qualifications: Minimum Maximum Studio: One Bdrm Two Bdrm 1 person 1 person 2 person 1 person 2 persons 4 persons Minimum Three Bdrm 3 persons Four Bdrm 4 persons Maximum 6 persons 8 persons We recommend that you download the application from our website at Mari nhousing.ors. You may also pick up an application at one of the Marin Housing offices: 4020 Civic Center Drive, San Rafael, or 429 Drake Avenue, Marin City, between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 PM Monday - Friday. Or you may call 415- 491 -2565 and ask that an application be mailed to you. TDD 1- 800 - 735 -2929. Applications are available in English Spanish & Vietnamese. Applications WILL BE ACCEPTED BY MAIL, FAX OR HAND DELIVERED ONLY All applications must be RECEIVED on or before Tuesday, February 18`h 2014. APPLICATIONS RECEIVED BEFORE February 31d OR AFTER February 18th WILL NOT BE ENTERED Emailed Applications WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED Selection is based on a combination of bedroom size, total preference points and the date & time we receive application. No one has a set position on the Waiting List as applicant's situations can change frequently. Changes or updates may affect preferences and /or unit size which can result in applicants shifting up or down on the Waiting List. IMPORTANT: If your contact information or personal situation changes after submitting an application, it is your responsibility to notify Marin Housing in writing. Waitlist Update forms are available on our website; you can come into our offices and pick one up or call to have one mailed to you. If you fail to do so, and we receive returned mail for you, your application will be withdrawn from the waiting list Remember. You are signing up for a Waiting List. The waiting period to receive a Public Housing unit could be years; this is not an emergency housing program. DIGEST RICHARD E WODEHOUSE PO Box 211 Tiburon, CA. 94920 D Cell: 415 944 0278 Professional Project Manager SBAI,c,ciing Owner's Representative rewodehouse(cDgmail. corn Certified in Mediation CA. G.C. Lic #305719 0 January 21, 2014 JAN 21204 PLANNING DIVISION Tiburon Town Council Members, With this letter I am reaffirming my interest in being considered for a seat on the Tiburon Planning Commission. I wish to be involved in this community and to contribute from the knowledge and expe- rience I have gained in my 38 years as a builder and developer of attractive real estate projects. Since I last appeared before you as an applicant for the Design Review Board have participated in the following: I worked with the Tiburon Open Space Committee generating relevant information on the struggle with the Martha Property doing the following: • Researched and quantified square footage amounts of roads and retaining walls • Quantified number of cubic yards and costs of earthwork required for the proposed landslide remediations • Calculated quantity of large truck, light truck, and vehicle trips that would travel on Paradise Drive during the infrastructure construction and home buildout. • Attended a couple of meetings with outside important entities. • Spoke in front of the Marin Board of Supervisors on the above quantities and turned in a subsequent report. (Copy attached for your interest). Joined the Board of Directors of the Lyford Cove Old Tiburon Neighborhood Associa- tion. Purchased the home we have been renting on Spanish Trail and have begun making improvements to it. In the last three years I have done maintenance on the actual Spanish Trail walking path from the end of Spanish Trail Road to the water tower. I have trimmed brush, placed gravel, and put in planks for bridges over the creek. (The first three of which were removed by unknown persons). Thank you for your consideration, 66 Richard Wodehouse October 24,2013 RICHARD E Professional Project Manager Owner's Representative Certified in Mediation CA. G.C. Lie #305719 Marin County Board of supervisors RE: Martha Property; # of trucks on Paradise Drive. Dear Supervisors: SBA nb'e hd:d;g odv Od�rizor PO Box 211 Tiburon, CA. 94920 Cell: 415 944 0278 Here is a summary of the points I made as one of the presenters in front of you on Oc- tober 22nd that Supervisor Judy Arnold requested I leave with you. The # of trucks and vehicles a resident standing at the end of her driveway on Paradise Drive will experience passing by: The Construction Management Plan states: Road paving... It is estimated 400 concrete truck trips (i.e.400 in and 400 out) and 300 base rock truck trips. (700) The vehicles used will be small trucks that carry about 6 yards of concrete and about 8 yards of base rock/dirt per truck. So in and out = 800 + 600 = 1,400 truck passings Pg 18 of FEIR states: It is estimated that site (will generate) 6,499 cu yds of cut material Assuming 20 cubic yard trucks (This is where they go wrong: No truck capable of carrying 20 yards will want to go up or down the construction road with a 25% grade) leaving 2,863 cu yds on site export of 3,636 cu yards. Or 182 truck loads or generate inbound and outbound 364 truck trips. However: if we believe the Const Mngmt Plan: and each truck can carry 8 yards now it is: 454.5 truck trips or 909 truck passings Sub total truck passings so far on Paradise Dr = 2,309 LARGE trucks passing Now each house construction in my experience will need a minimum of 25 LARGE trucks delivering supplies such as concrete, lumber, steel, drywall, roofing. 43 houses x 25 trucks = 1075 truck trips or 2,150 LARGE truck passings Total LARGE truck passings on Paradise Dr. = 4,459 During both the infrastructure and building of all the homes Small trucks and passenger vehicles: 5 -8 vehicles per house per day so: 5 vehicles x 5 days x 50 weeks = 1,250 vehicles or an additional 2,500 vehicle passings on paradise drive or Old Tiburon streets. DIGEST Diane Crane lacopi From: John Corcoran Oohncorcoran @gmail.com] Sent: Sunday, January 19, 2014 9:27 AM To: Diane Crane lacopi Subject: planning commission letter Hi Diane: Page 1 of 1 In response to your letter, I would be humbled to continue to serve on the Planning Commission if the Town Council would like to reappoint me. ff .= John John H. Corcoran, Esq. The Corcoran Law Firm, P.C. 24 Professional Center Parkway, Suite 240 San Rafael, CA 94903 Direct: (415) 935 -1285 Fax: (415) 373 -9260 www.iohneorcoranlaw.com blog: smartbusinessrevolution.com 1/21/2014 Z Zu14 TOWN CLERK TOWN OF TIBURON January 18,2014 DIGEST Diane Crane Iacopi Town Clerk 1505 Tiburon Boulevard Tiburon, Ca. 94920 Dear Diane, c. uni. - . �. U TOWN CLERK TOW N OFTI6URON I received you letter informing me that my Heritage and arts Commission Term Expires the end of February 2014. It has been my pleasure to serve on the Heritage and Arts Commission and I have been happy to volunteer on the commission these past two years. I would like to continue to serve on the Heritage and Arts Commission for Four Years to serve the Tiburon community. Happy New Year! Sincerely, Francella Hall 200 Round Hill Road Tiburon, Ca. 94920 415- 435 -6989 waltandfranhalla,email.co cc: Town Manager P.Curran REPORT PREPARED BY: Connie Cashman, Planning Secretary DATE OF REPORT: January 15, 2014 7• TOWN OF TIBURON DIGEST COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT DESIGN REVIEW MONTHLY REPORT DECEMBER 2013 DESIGN REVIEW BOARD APPLICATIONS: NUMBER SUBMITTED 2012 • NEW SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCES 1 2 ■ MAJOR ADDITIONS /ALTERATIONS 3 1 • MINOR ADDITIONS /ALTERATIONS 1 1 ■ (not eligible for Staff Review) ■ SIGN PERMITS 1 0 ■ TREE PERMITS 2 5 ■ VARIANCE REQUESTS 2 2 • FAR EXCEPTIONS REQUESTS 0 2 • EXTENSION OF TIME 0 0 STAFF REVIEW APPLICATIONS: Review of minor exterior alterations and additions of less than 500 square feet. 13 5 APPEALS OF DESIGN REVIEW BOARD DECISIONS TO TOWN COUNCIL 0 0 REPORT PREPARED BY: Connie Cashman, Planning Secretary DATE OF REPORT: January 15, 2014 DO Q G �0 Ov r CA v m r m D m -+ m m M m x m —� � y z m m m v � z 'n 3 z O ; 9 p z y i '{o m O A O W W O N O z v O A O W N O W -n m m 1 > y m TD r r O i O N D D v O N O N W O z m m fA Li z J -� J N O (T > O O r { m o 0 o 0) 0) O w C c� C C N cn C m co w N J N N N O � D r to N O (P A (P A O N z O N Q 3 W m co N 0 m N 0 PO A n y j 1 y O O O O O O O O W N N i w K-1 9. NOTICE OF MEETING DmGE.ST CANCELLATION THE REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETINGS SCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 259 2013 AND WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 89 2014 HAVE BEEN CANCELLED THE NEXT MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION WILL BE THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING ON WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 229 2014 SCOTT ANDERSON, SECRETARY NOTICE OF MEETING CANCELLATION THE REGULAR PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING SCHEDULED FOR WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22, 2014 HAS BEEN CANCELLED THE NEXT MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION WILL BE THE REGULARLY SCHEDULED MEETING ON 10 • L3CEST WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 129 2014 L�40w�� SCOTT ANDERSON, SECRETARY a•� TOWN OF CORTE MADERA Michael Lappert, Mayor Carla Condon, Vice Mayor Sloan Bailey, Councilmember Diane Furst, Councilmember Bob Ravasio, Councilmember Website: www. ci.corte- madera.ca.us Corte Madera Town Hall 300 Tamalpais Drive Corte Madera, CA 94925 DECEMBER. 2013 January 7, 2014 DIGEST TO: STATE, CITY AND LOCAL OFFICIALS NOTICE OF PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY'S APPLICATION TO RECOVER COSTS ASSOCIATED WITH 2015 GAS TRANSMISSION AND STORAGE RATE CASE (A.13 -12 -012) SUMMARY On December 19, 2013, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG &E) filed an application with the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC) requesting changes to its Gas Transmission and Storage rates, effective January 1, 2015. The application requests that the CPUC authorize an increase to our base revenue requirements for 2015 through 2017 to maintain and further modernize PG &E's gas transmission system. PG &E is requesting a total base revenue requirement increase of $555 million for 2015 over the currently authorized level for 2014 of $731 million. PG &E also requests additional base revenue requirement increases for 2016 and 2017 of $61 million and $168 million, respectively. BACKGROUND In a 1997 decision, the CPUC approved the "Gas Accord," a market structure that separated natural gas transmission and storage rates from distribution service and rates. Underthe Gas Accord, eligible customers and third -party providers can elect to use PG &E's gas transmission and storage services only. In accordance with Decision (D.) 97 -08 -055, which set the Gas Accord, PG &E is presenting its updated multiyear work plan and corresponding forecast for the 2015 through 2017 period. In this filing, PG &E also proposes how the costs to operate its transmission and storage business will be assigned to each customer class. PG &E will use the requested revenue to invest in PG &E's gas transmission and storage assets to operate in a safe and reliable manner, and in accordance with Senate Bill 705 which governs California's new safety standards for all pipeline operators. PG &E's comprehensi • Replacing vintage pipelines that could pose risks in case of land movement. Continuing to test pipelines to ensure they are operating at safe pressures. t E LOVED — Continuing to control corrosion to avoid underground leaks. • Installing more automated safety valves, to quickly turn gas off in case of emergency. • Inspecting the interior of more pipelines to spot hidden flaws. JAN 3 2a)3 Strengthening levee and water crossings. Maintaining underground gas storage facilities that help us meet peak -hour demand. Modernizing infrastructure control systems, databases and risk - analysis programs. HOW WILL PG &E'S APPLICATION AFFECT ME? I TOWN OF TIBURON I The requested gas revenue for 2015 would be collected from customers as described in the illustrative table thafwwa ncluudeTr in a�i1 ruse anno n i this filing that was sent directly to customers in January and February. If the application is approved, gas rates and bills will increase effective January 1, 2015. On average a residential customer using 34 therms per month would see a monthly gas bill increase of $5.23 (or 12.6 percent), from $41.53 to $46.76. A small business customer using 284 therms per month would see a gas bill increase of $42.50 (or 16 percent), from $266.15 to $308.65. Individual customers' bills will differ. HOW DO I FIND OUT MORE ABOUT PG &E'S APPLICATION? You can view PG &E's application and exhibits at pge.com /RegCases. Select "GTS Rate Case 2015" from the Cases dropdown menu. If you have questions about PG &E's application, please contact PG &E at 1. 800 - 743 -5000. For TDD/TTY (speech- hearing Impaired), call 1- 800 -652- 4712. Para m3s detalles Ilame at 1 -800- 660 -6789 • 9 {* IW ft % 1. 800 -893 -9555 If you would like a copy of PG &E's application and exhibits, please write to PG &E at the address below: Pacific Gas and Electric Company GTS Rate Case 2015 P.O. Box 7442 San Francisco, CA 94120 A copy of PG &E's application and exhibits are also available for review at the CPUC, 505 Van Ness Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94102, Monday— Friday, 8 a.m.—noon. PG &E's application (without exhibits) is available on the CPUC's website at www.cpuc.ca.gov /puc. HOW DOES THE CPUC'S DECISION MAKING PROCESS WORK? The application will be reviewed through the CPUC's formal process. The application will be assigned to a CPUC Administrative Law Judge (ALJ). The ALJ presides over the proceeding, which may include evidentiary hearings to give parties an opportunity to present evidence and cross - examine witnesses. Members of the public may attend but not participate in these hearings unless they are parties to the case. The hearings and documents submitted in the proceeding become part of the formal record that the ALJ relies upon in writing a proposed decision to present to the five- member Commission for its consideration. Any CPUC Commissioner may issue an alternate decision. The proposed and any alternate decisions are voted upon by the Commissioners at a CPUC meeting. The CPUC may adopt all or part of PG &E's request, modify it or deny the application. If you would like to follow this proceeding or any other issue before the CPUC, you may utilize the CPUC's free and confidential subscription service. Sign up at: http : / /subscribacpuc.cpuc.ca.gov /. If you would like to learn how you can participate in this proceeding, or If you have comments or questions, you may access the CPUC's Public Advisor's website at www.opuc.ca.gov /puc and click on "Public Advisor' from the CPUC Information menu. You may also: Email: public.advisor@cpuc.ca.gov Call: 1.415 -703 -2074 or 1- 866 - 849 -8390 (toll -free) Mail: Public Advisors Office TTY 1-415. 703 -5282 or 1466 -836 -7825 (toll -free) 505 Van Ness Avenue, Room 2103 San Francisco CA 94102 If you are writing or smelling the Public Advisor's Office, please include the application number (A.13 -12 -012). All comments will be circulated to the Commissioners, the assigned ALJ and the CPUC staff. as)- NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING AND AGENDA Local Agency Formation Commission of Marin County �• Wednesday, January 22, 2014 IN I ES 1 555 Northgate Drive, Main Conference Room San Rafael, California 94903 8:30 A.M. - FELLOWSHIP OPPORTUNITY Commissioners and invited guests will be provided light breakfast refreshments. 9:00 A.M. - CALL TO ORDER/ ROLL CALL APPROVAL OF AGENDA The Chair or designee will consider a motion to approve the agenda as prepared by the Executive Officer with any requests to remove or rearrange items by members or staff. PUBLIC COMMENT This portion of the meeting is reserved for persons desiring to address the Commission on any matter not agendized, but germane to the agency. All statements requiring a response will be referred to staff for reply in writing or will be placed on the Commissions agenda for consideration at a later meeting. Speakers are limited to three minutes unless otherwise authorized by the Chair. STRATEGIC PLANNING WORKSHOP The purpose of the workshop is for the Commission to hold a roundtable discussion on progress made to date on the existing strategic plan as well as provide input in preparing a new strategic plan for adoption at a future meeting. The workshop also provides an opportunity for the Commission to discuss specific focus items of interest to inform future regulatory and planning actions undertaken by the agency. Anticipated discussion topics are listed below. No staff reports are associated with any item; handouts for certain topics will be provided at the meeting. • Strategic Plan Review The Commission will revisit the goals and objectives outlined in the current strategic plan and discuss progress made to date. • Focus Topic: Municipal Service Reviews/Sphere of Influence Updates The Commission will review the agency's municipal service review and sphere of influence update responsibilities and work to date, and discuss strategies in planning /preparing these studies going forward relative to membership preferences. • Focus Topic: Island Annexations The Commission will review the legislative history and intent underlying island annexation proceedings in State law and discuss potential policy strategies in effectuating these types of boundary changes in Marin County. • Focus Topic: Policy and Procedure Updates The Commission will review and discuss preferences in exploring potential policy and procedure updates for the 2014 calendar year. • New Strategic Plan The Commission will draw on input generated from preceding items and discuss desired goals and objectives in preparing a new strategic plan for approval at a future meeting. MARIN LAFCO January 22, 2014 Special Meeting Agenda Page 2 of 2 STRATEGIC PLANNING WORKSHOP CONTINUED... • Reflection on Southern Marin Sewer Consolidation/ Set Time @ 12:00 P.M. The Commission will reflect on the actions tied to the agency initiating the consolidation of the Homestead Valley, Alto, Almonte, and Richardson Bay Sanitation Districts. BUSINESS rTEM(S) 1. Appointment of Vice Chair (Action) The Commission will consider making an appointment to fill the unexpired Vice Chair term extending through April 2014. 2. Committee Appointments (Action) The Commission will consider making appointments to existing or new committees to help inform and conduct agency business. ADTOURNMENT TO NEXT REGULAR SCHEDULED MEETING: February 13, 2014 Standard Disclosure: Pursuant to GC Section 84308, if you wish to participate in the above proceedings, you or your agent are prohibited from making a campaign contribution of $250 or more to any Commissioner. This prohibition begins on the date you begin to actively support or oppose an application before LAFCO and continues until 3 months after a final decision is rendered by LAFCO. if you or your agent have made a contribution of $250 or more to any Commissioner during the 12 months preceding the decision, in the proceeding that Commissioner must disqualify himself or herself from the decision. However, disqualification is not required if the Commissioner returns that campaign contribution within 30 days of learning both about the contribution and the fact that you are a participant in the proceedings.