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On March 2, 2026 the County Planning Commissioners reviewed the 2025 APR. You can view the APR data in the staff report. We sent the following letter on March 2, 2026 commenting on the progress made, and proposed tactics the County could implement to increase permitting. You can read our letter here: Dear Planning Commissioners,…
We are delighted that so many Friends of MEHC joined us for this year’s “Cocktails and Conversation with MEHC” virtual friendraiser in November…”We Can Do It!” EAH’s Mary Murtagh delivered the keynote on affordable housing financing, and MEHC board members Chantel Walker, Paul Jensen, and Bob Pendoley fleshed out MEHC’s accomplishments of 2021, our areas for advocacy, and…
Over the last three months. members of the Canal Community Resilience Council have met with their government representatives, learned about the power of public advocacy in influencing government decisions, and have practiced effective advocacy–all in a virtual format. In February, the CCRC met with local leaders Maika Llorens-Gulati, San Rafael City Council member and district…
Staff at the County of Marin’s Community Development Agency saw a real estate ad for a ten-unit apartment building in Fairfax and recognized an opportunity to save an existing “naturally occurring” affordable rental property. Brookside Apartments, at 300 Olema Road includes ten units of two- and four-bedroom apartments. Its owner has kept the rents below…