The Town of Fairfax is seeking a qualified firm to update its Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan. Interested firms with expertise in active transportation planning are invited to review the following RFP document for detailed information on project requirements, submission guidelines, and evaluation criteria. Bicycle and Pedestrian Master Plan_RFP_June_16. Please feel free to contact Bryn...
The Mediterranean oak borer (Xyleborus monographus), an invasive insect that primarily feeds on white oaks, was recently detected in Novato, prompting the Marin County Agricultural Commissioner and UCCE Marin to notify professional arborists and the public to keep an eye out for evidence of this invasive tree pest. Joe Deviney, Marin’s Agricultural Commissioner, said the beetle – native to Europe,...
Read our latest newsletter to learn about: Recap of June 4 Town Council Meeting Kristin Arnold, P.E., new Public Works Director, joins Fairfax! Update on Anti-Camping Ordinance Update on School Street Plaza Upcoming local events And so much more! Subscribe to the newsletter Subscribe to get this newsletter sent directly to you!
Fairfax Art Walk is creating a courtesy directory to connect local artists with Fairfax merchants for the upcoming Fairfax Art Walk on Friday, September 26. Each participating shop will host an artist for the evening. Merchants will select the artist they'd like to feature so be sure your listing represents your work well. Artists must...
The Judge has taken the Motion to Dismiss the law suit under submission. For that reason, the scheduled hearing for June 10th has been removed from the calendar. What this decision means The Judge will decide the matter on the pleadings submitted without further oral argument. We do not have any additional details to report....
Welcome Kristin Arnold, Fairfax’s New Public Works Director! The Town of Fairfax is excited to welcome Kristin Arnold, P.E., as our new Director of Public Works. Kristin brings nearly 13 years of experience in civil engineering and public works, having managed a wide range of infrastructure projects for government agencies throughout the Bay Area. Most...
With Pollinator Week coming June 16 - 23, Zerowaste Marin is highlighting how Pollination and Composting are intrinsically linked in a symbiotic relationship. Did you know that composting is a secret weapon for supporting our precious pollinators and that one in every three bites of food you eat exists thanks to pollinators? From apples to almonds,...
An application was submitted to the Town of Fairfax Department of Planning and Building Services on May 8, 2025. According to the application, the applicant applied for ministerial approval under Chapter 17.026 of the Fairfax Municipal Code. As referenced in a previous letter (dated June 4, 2025), the application is incomplete for a variety of...
An application was submitted to the Town of Fairfax Department of Planning and Building Services on May 8, 2025. The application has been reviewed for completeness in accordance with the Permit Streamlining Act (California Government Code Section 65920 et seq.) and has been determined to be INCOMPLETE and will require further information to be determined to be...
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 and of course the 46th Annual Fairfax Festival! Read the latest newsletter from...
With ordinances going into effect, there’s now a countywide resource for teens, parents, schools, and law enforcement. Marin County, CA – In response to rising e-bike safety concerns for young riders, the County of Marin and the Transportation Authority of Marin (TAM) have launched a bold, countywide public education campaign — the E-Bikers Club — to promote safe...
Read our latest newsletter to learn about: Goats Coming to the Wall Property Application Submitted for 95 Broadway Project Fairfax Festival is Happening Recreation Summer Camps and Programs And so much more! Subscribe to the newsletter Subscribe to get this newsletter sent directly to you!
Goats will coming to the Wall Property the second week of July. The goats will be doing what they do best… Grazing! Using goats to graze for brush clearance is a planet friendly solution that helps to prevent wildfires in our open space. Stay tuned for updates and photos of the grazing goats! Fairfax has...
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At the Town Council meeting held on May 21st, staff proposed a scope for a Pedestrian and Bicycle Masterplan Update and discussed the formation of a Bicycle and Pedestrian Action Committee (BPAC). The Council adopted a resolution to form a BPAC. Five or seven BPAC members will be selected by the Council at the June...
The Fairfax 2010 to 2030 General Plan is a broad, long-term policy document that guides future development and conservation within the Town, serving as a blueprint for growth and land use decisions. The Town is in the process of making targeted updates to the General Plan in response to State Law. Those interested are invited to come to the Planning Commission on...
Read our latest newsletter to learn about: Application submitted 95 Broadway Project The Spring Commute Challenge New Class: Nurture Neuroscience Recreation Summer Camps and Programs And so much more! Subscribe to the newsletter Subscribe to get this newsletter sent directly to you!
As we head into late-Spring, with both temperature and wind condition increasing wildfire risk, PG&E will be enabling Enhanced Powerline Safety Settings (EPSS) on circuits in High Fire Risk Areas (HFRA). Our community is in an HFRA or shares electric distribution circuits with places in those higher risk areas (https://vizmap.ss.pge.com/). As such, customers may notice...
The property at 95 Broadway, known as "School Street," is being considered for redevelopment into a mixed use project. A preliminary application was submitted earlier this year and now a full application submittal has been received by the Town and is currently under review. The applicant proposes: 202 market-rate and 41 affordable housing units 5,750...
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