This spring, Sanitary District 5 will be overseeing the 2025 Sewer Improvement Project, which consists of the rehabilitation of approximately 3,583 linear feet of deteriorated sewer in Belvedere and Tiburon. The work in Belvedere will be conducted in portions of Britton Ave, Golden Gate Ave, Beach Road, Madrona Ave, Bella Vista Ave and Toyon Ave. … Continued
An overflow crowd of more than 115 residents from Belvedere and Tiburon attended last month’s Fire Preparation Forum. Every speaker – from Belvedere Police Chief Jason Wu to representatives from Tiburon Fire District and Marin County Office of Emergency Management -emphasized that the first critical step to prepare for any potential emergency is to register … Continued
Vivalon, formally Meals on Wheels, is a nonprofit organization that offers home-delivered meals, and provides transportation and programs for low-income seniors and people with disabilities. Mayor Jane Cooper recently volunteered with Vivalon, delivering meals and visiting homebound seniors on the Tiburon Peninsula. You can help by volunteering or referring older adults who could benefit from … Continued
At the September City Council meeting, City Manager Robert Zadnik reported that Belvedere had begun exploring the possibility of annexing into the Tiburon Fire Protection District (TPFD). A joint working group, including representatives of the city, TPFD, and the Marin County Local Agency Formation Commission (LAFCO) was formed. To facilitate the process, the group has … Continued
The annual City Council and Management Retreat provides an opportunity for councilmembers, senior management and Belvedere residents to gather in an informal setting and discuss priorities for the city during the coming year. This year’s retreat on February 13 included: a discussion of the city’s short-term capital improvement priorities a presentation about long-range capital planning … Continued
The Martha Property, 110 acres of land that sits majestically atop the Tiburon Peninsula, came nail-bitingly close to becoming a commercial development. But Jerry Riessen wasn’t going to let that happen – even if it took 35 years. Now, thanks to his unwavering dedication and inspiring leadership, this remarkable treasure has been saved as open … Continued
In his report to the City Council on February 10, Charlie Harrington, Chair of the Parks, Open Spaces and Lanes (POSL) Committee, focused on Belvedere’s lanes. He noted that our lanes are not only sources of open space and recreation, but also provide an essential means of evacuation for residents – both those living up … Continued
In less time than it takes to unload the dishwasher, you can do something that will enhance your emergency preparedness. Sign up for AlertMarin – the notification system county officials use to communicate critical information during an emergency. Only 42% of Belvedere residents are registered for AlertMarin, so chances are you haven’t signed up yet to receive … Continued
With an eye to improving efficiency and effectiveness, the City Council voted to reduce the number of Planning Commissioners from the current seven to five. The rationale for the change includes a reduction in staff time per project, easing the home visit requirement for applicants, and shortening meeting duration. Because a five-person commission requires at … Continued
You’ve made your travel arrangements and packed your suitcases, but what have you done to safeguard your home while you are on vacation? Even though we live in a very safe area, burglaries can happen. Belvedere Police Chief Jason Wu urges you to take a few simple steps to help protect your property when you’re … Continued
