The proposed General Plan and Zoning Ordinance amendments will create a new mixed-use zoning district and a zoning map amendment rezoning seven properties along the east side of Tamal Vista Boulevard between Madera Boulevard and Wornum Drive from C-3 and Public/Semi Public Facilities to Mixed Use. The proposed regulations contained within the MX-1 district are derived directly from, and are intended to implement, the land use policy recommendations outlined in the Tamal Vista Corridor Study Report. Information about the report, the proposed MX-1 district regulations, and the Initial Study/Negative Declaration prepared to assess the environmental effects of the proposed new regulations can all be accessed below.

Final Adopted Zoning Text Amendment (Chapter 18.13 MX Mixed Use Districts) - Adopted October 18, 2016

Town Council Second Reading - October 18, 2016

• Town Council Second Reading Staff Report

Town Council Review - October 4, 2016

• Town Council meeting presentation
• Town Council Staff Report
• Public Notice
  

Planning Commission Review - September 13, 2016

• Planning Commission meeting presentation
• Staff Report
• Post Staff Report Information for 9/13/16 Public Hearing:
  • Draft Planning Commission Resolution
  • Additional Public Comment
  • Draft Modifications to Zoning Ordinance Amendment
• Initial Study and Negative Declaration
• Draft of Proposed Zoning Ordinance Amendment
• Public Notice

Tamal Vista Corridor Study

   Draft Tamal Vista Corridor Study Report now available

The Tamal Vista Corridor Study is a Town-led analysis and assessment of the existing conditions, development constraints, opportunities, and community vision for the area bounded by Madera Boulevard to the south, Tamal Vista Boulevard to the west, Wornum Drive to the north, and US Hwy 101 to the east.  The study is being facilitated by the Corte Madera Planning Department, which has hired the Metropolitan Planning Group (M Group) to assist in developing analytical tools and facilitating community discussion and input into the study process. 

The Study is intended to result in a series of specific, community-supported policy recommendations that will directly inform the development of new zoning or other land use regulations to govern development in this area over the short and long term.  Please see the Frequently Asked Questions document and the Draft Project Schedule for an overview of the Study.  Other information, including summaries of public meetings can also be accessed below.

Town Council Review - July 19, 2016

• Staff Report
• Public Notice

Planning Commission Review - June 14, 2016

• Staff Report
• Draft Tamal Vista Corridor Study Report
• Public Notice

Frequently Asked Questions