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Revenue The District as a whole has no source of revenue. Instead, revenue is collected through ad valorem taxes and fees paid by property owners in one of eight zones covering distinct geographical areas within the District. Expenditures All expenditures by the District require authorization by the Board of Supervisors of the District. The five...

The District has eight zones. They address specific flooding problems within certain watersheds. Zone 1: Novato Zone 3: Richardson Bay Zone 4: Bel Aire Zone 5: Stinson Beach Zone 6: San Rafael Meadows Zone 7: Santa Venetia Zone 9: Ross Valley Zone 10: Inverness There were studies to form Zones 2 and 8 in the...

Habitat Bolinas Lagoon represents a unique habitat within the watershed, consisting of: Mudflats Marshes Tidal channels Flood shoal island The primary vegetation communities within the watershed are: Coastal scrub Douglas fir and redwood forest Grasslands There are small patches of: Eucalyptus Oak and oak-bay woodlands Riparian scrub woodland Pine cypress forest Easkoot Creek is located...

Description The Marin County Flood Control and Water Conservation District has been working since 2016 on the San Anselmo Flood Risk Reduction Project (SAFRR), which is a significant and complex effort to protect lives and property by decreasing flood risk during severe storms.  SAFRR has three major elements: the flow diversion and storage (FDS) basin,...

About Zone 3 advisory board meetings are usually held once or twice per year Sometimes they occur more frequently and scheduled on an as-needed basis Written updates are provided instead of meetings if there are no decisions needed from the advisory board Flood Control Zone 3: Richardson Bay To access meeting agendas and materials for...