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2/5/2022

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JANUARY 31- FEBRUARY 4, 2022WHAT YOU MAY HAVE MISSED THIS WEEK:
  • Marin unveils potential housing sites
  • Marin water district proposes prohibiting decorative turf
  • Restaurant restrictions in Marin to be lifted mid-February
  • County encourages affordable housing funds 
  • National mortgage rates remain unchanged from last week
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Marin unveils potential housing sites
"A draft list of potential housing sites raised some unexpected new opportunities for West Marin to meet the state’s goals. In a list released last week, the county identified more than 75 properties on the coast that could add nearly 1,000 new housing units if they were rezoned and developed. The wide-ranging list includes public facilities, vacant lots, schools and churches, and commercial and residential lots identified as
underutilized."
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Marin water district proposes prohibiting decorative turf
"The Marin Municipal Water District is proposing a ban on decorative grass at commercial and municipal properties to reduce demand on local reservoir supplies. The proposal would require most nonfunctional turf be removed over several years. Under the proposal presented by staff last month, commercial properties would be barred from installing new decorative turf beginning in March."
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Marin: Restaurant restrictions to be lifted in mid-February
"Following talks with government partners on Wednesday, Prime Minister Sanna Marin (SDP) said she expected that more of Finland's Covid-related restrictions would start to be lifted on February 14th. Speaking on her departure from the talks, Marin confirmed that the changes mean that bars and pubs would have the same restrictions on opening hours as eateries. Starting in the middle of February, all establishments will be allowed to stay open until midnight, with last call for alcohol sales an hour earlier."
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Where to dine, get takeout for Valentine’s Day in Marin
"Here comes another holiday that’s customarily celebrated with a prolonged meal at a restaurant. While the romantic flow during this year’s Valentine’s Day dates might be interrupted by COVID talk and mask adjustments, here are quite a few options for venturing out, staying home but avoiding the kitchen and stepping up your crafty side and creating homemade chocolate confections for your special recipients."
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Marin County Encourages Developers to Apply for Affordable Housing Funds
"Marin County is letting developers know that more money is now available to create new homes and address the county's affordable housing issues. This year, $1.1 million is anticipated from a state fund to help municipalities address high housing costs and a shortage of homes, a spokesperson for the county said."
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Marin Rowing Association Builds Strength and Character
"Anyone who knows Marin sports, especially water sports, knows about the Marin Rowing Association. And those who know it know it has a reputation for winning at the highest level, its members and teams taking championships and even Olympic medals. But executive director and San Anselmo resident Sandy Armstrong says that “cutthroat” competitive reputation belies the reality."
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Mortgage Rates Remain Unchanged from Last Week
"The economy lost some momentum in January, leaving mortgage rates unchanged from last week and relatively flat for the third consecutive week. This stagnation reflects the economic impact of the Omicron variant of COVID-19, which we believe will subside in the coming months. As economic recovery continues going into the spring and summer, mortgage rates are expected to resume their upward trajectory. In the meantime, recent data suggests that homebuyer demand continues to be elevated as supply remains low, driving higher home prices."
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Features:
  • 4 bedroom/3 bath plus office
  • 2 ensuite bedrooms - one main level
  • one lower level
  • Main level laundry
  • View deck and large patio
  • Hot Tub
  • Established gardens with raised beds
  • 2-car garage
  • Mt Tam and bay views
  • Convenient commute
  • Kentfield school district
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