A Legacy of Flawed Housing Policy -- PART 3: Foreseeable failures
The purpose of this analysis is not to pick on Mill Valley. When it comes to efforts to create affordable housing it is, generally, no better or worse than other c... … more »
The purpose of this analysis is not to pick on Mill Valley. When it comes to efforts to create affordable housing it is, generally, no better or worse than other c... … more »
How the Mill Valley City Council embraced a questionable choice and made an even worse decision The March 4th Mill Valley City Council meeting began its deliberat... … more »
Community Venture Partners, Inc. reached out to unbiased fire safety experts, regarding the City's plan to permanently reduce the Parkway section of Miller Avenue ... … more »
2018 was another year of growth for the Marin Post: Marin's premiere, online citizen journalist news magazine. We want to thank all the terrific journalists who ha... … more »
Starting in 2007, Mill Valley undertook a public process that eventually produced the Miller Avenue Streetscape Plan in 2016. All totaled that process included ove... … more »
The following comment letter has been sent to the Mill Valley Planning Department, in anticipation of the August Planning Commission Study Session. Dear Mill Vall... … more »
As a disclaimer, I’m not categorically against any type of development, be it prefabricated, modular homeless housing or 100 story luxury apartments. If a city wan... … more »
People are sometimes uncomfortable when elected officials are criticized, personally. They say, stick to the issues. But, what if the behavior of those individuals... … more »
As the letter by Edward Yates explains, the City’s claim of a 15061(b)(3) CEQA exemption and the speedy approval of the Miller Avenue Parkway “Pilot Project” was i... … more »
For most of us the summer is a time to spend with family, go on vacation or just turn things off for a while in order to take a well-deserved break. The first few ... … more »