by mvchamber | Sep 16, 2021 | City Council, City of Mill Valley, Diversity & Equity, Health & Wellness, Housing, Local Laws
1 Hamilton Drive, a proposed site for workforce housing. The portion of 1 Hamilton Drive shaded in blue is expected to be identified as exempt surplus land, a necessary legal step the City must take prior to entertaining proposals for the site. Nearly three months...
by mvchamber | Sep 15, 2021 | City Council, City of Mill Valley, Diversity & Equity, Housing, Local Laws
The City of Mill Valley kicked off the process earlier this month of creating a new Housing Element for years 2023-2031, a long-term, state-mandated deep dive into the future of housing in our community. It takes the next steps towards that effort on Sept. 23...
by mvchamber | Sep 14, 2021 | City Council, City of Mill Valley, Downtown Mill Valley, Emergency Preparedness, Housing
Alan Piombo & John McCauley The City of Mill Valley’s annual “State of the City” events typically last about an hour and serve two purposes: give City leaders a chance to update the community about the progress made during the past year, and to...
by mvchamber | Sep 8, 2021 | City Council, City of Mill Valley, Emergency Preparedness, Volunteerism
Outbound East Blithedale Ave. In the aftermath of the 2017 Tubbs Fire, which destroyed Southern Marin Fire District Deputy Chief Tom Welch’s home in Santa Rosa’s Coffey Park neighborhood – and frankly a seemingly endless stream of horribly destructive fires ever since...
by mvchamber | Sep 2, 2021 | City Council, City of Mill Valley, Diversity & Equity, Housing, Local Laws
As we head into the final months of a year that has been challenging to say the least, the City of Mill Valley is embarking on a new Housing Element for years 2023-2031, a long-term, state-mandated deep dive into the future of housing in our community. The process...
by mvchamber | Aug 5, 2021 | City Council, City of Mill Valley, County of Marin, Depot Plaza, Downtown Mill Valley, Food & Drink, Miller Avenue, Restaurants, Shopping
This is the preview text of the image above The Mill Valley City Council unanimously rejected a proposal to terminate its COVID-19 urgency ordinance, as well as its related outdoor business program that has been a lifeline for dozens of businesses across myriad...
