Marin Municipal Water District’s Board of Directors authorized $150,000 in funding to help launch construction in July 2020 on the Azalea Hill / Liberty Gulch trail project, a long-held MCBC priority that will connect the Mt. Tamalpais Watershed with Pine Mountain.
Bike the Bridge! After decades of advocacy from Marin County Bicycle Coalition, Bike East Bay, and SF Bay Trail, we’re […]
The long-held vision for an off-road connection between the Pine Mountain / Kent Lake and Bon Tempe / Deer Park sides of the Mt. Tam Watershed is nearing reality, with bike access on Azalea Hill in sight. Join MCBC and fellow trail supporters on Tuesday, May 14, when the MMWD Directors consider project approval.
Marin voters continue to overwhelmingly support and ask for better, and more, transportation options. In last week’s November 6 election, over 75 percent of Marin voters supported Measure AA, Marin’s transportation sales tax extension, and opposed Proposition 6, the gas tax repeal.
Continuing his 2-part series about the recent TAM “Innovations” workshop, MCBC Policy & Planning Director Bjorn Griepenburg outlines a future which could arrive much sooner than most realize.
Two extreme outcomes stand in stark contrast to one another: the driverless “nightmare” and the driverless “utopia”
