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Zone 3 Advisory Board Meeting: January 10, 2023

Date and time: 2023-01-10 06:30 pmLocation: Marguerita C. Johnson Senior CenterDepartment: Flood Zone 3 Advisory Board MeetingAgendaExact time and location TBDDate and time: 2023-01-10 06:30 pmLocation: Marguerita C. Johnson Senior CenterDepartment: Flood Zone 3 Advisory Board MeetingAgendaExact time and location TBDDate and time: 2023-01-10 06:30 pmLocation: Marguerita C. Johnson Senior CenterDepartment: Marin County Flood Control...

Marin County Flood Control & Water Conservation District

Coyote Creek Levee Evaluation Geotechnical Report Appendices B-G

Coyote Creek Levee Evaluation Geotechnical Report Appendix A2

Coyote Creek Levee Evaluation Geotechnical Report Appendix A1

Coyote Creek Levee Evaluation Geotechnical Report Body

Coyote Creek Levee Evaluation Hydraulic Analysis

Coyote Creek and Nyhan Creek Topographic and Bathymetric Survey and Hydraulic Analyses (2017)

Coyote Creek to Bothin Marsh Dredge Sediment Beneficial Reuse Feasibility Study

Coyote Creek Levee Evaluation Existing Conditions

Progress update on Sunnyside Flood Detention Basin Project

Work is progressing nicely with the detention basin at the former Sunnyside Nursery, located at 3000 Sir Francis Drake Boulevard. It is nearing completion and it will be operational this rainy season. Once completed, the detention basin will hold stormwater overflows from Fairfax Creek during peak storm events by having water spill over a side...

Flood Zone 6 Statement of Proposed Action: November 21, 2022

Date and time: Date and time: 2022-11-21 10:00 amLocation: Flood Zone 6 Statement of Proposed Action: November 21, 2022Department: Flood Zone 6 Statement of Proposed Action: November 21, 2022AgendaFLOOD ZONE 6 ADVISORY BOARD November 21, 2022 STATEMENT OF PROPOSED ACTION According to the California Water Code, Section 68-6.2 Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation...

Flood Zone 3 Maintenance Update, Fall 2022

In Flood Control Zone 3, which covers portions of Mill Valley, Marin City, and Tamalpais Valley, preventative maintenance for all five pump stations takes place every year and includes the inspection, testing, and as needed replacement of electrical and mechanical components. All pump station back-up generators have been run-tested and the fuel checked and maintained...

Flood Zone 4 Maintenance Update, Fall 2022

In Flood Zone 4, which covers portions of Tiburon and Strawberry, preventive maintenance at all pump stations takes place every year and includes the inspection, testing, and as needed replacement of electrical and mechanical components. Maintenance was completed in September, and all pump station back-up generators were run-tested, the fuel checked and maintained as needed....

Flood Zone 7 Update: Sheet Pile Test and Upcoming Board of Supervisors Meeting

The Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservations District would like to inform you that the design test for the proposed Santa Venetia Levee Upgrade Project was a success. Conducted during the first week of November, the design crew tested sheet pile installation near Pump Station #5. However, the District will not be presenting an...

New online Sea Level Rise Viewer provides interactive way to explore potential future impacts to Marin

For more than a decade, online sea level rise viewers have helped people visualize what future sea level rise may look like. Many online viewers exist with different data sets and geographies, but it can be hard to find one that offers a hyper local look at potential future shoreline flooding in a user-friendly...

Marin Sea Level Rise Viewer

Background information The Marin Sea level Rise Viewer -- available at marinmap.org -- is a new, public facing interactive viewer that uses consistent countywide datasets to provide a hyper-local look at potential future shoreline flooding in Marin. This viewer allows users to zoom in and out and see curated datasets in relation to Marin County’s...

High Tides Expected Over Next Few Months

For Immediate Release - San Rafael, CA - Seasonal elevated levels could impact areas with history of localized flooding Seasonal high tides can cause flooding along shoreline communities and low-lying roads in Marin County. Tide-related flooding can happen whether it is raining or not, but flooding can increase significantly if the elevated tides occur during...

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