Sausalito advances plan for business district
The city, which owns around half of the parcels, will contribute 50% to the district.
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The city, which owns around half of the parcels, will contribute 50% to the district.
The geological assessment found that about a third of the city is vulnerable to landslides, liquefaction and settlement.
A consultant for the city determined that approximately $5 million is needed for critical system repairs in the next five to 10 years.
It’s a legitimate crisis across California’s coast, but especially in the wildfire-susceptible North Bay. There may be an outside-the-box answer to resolve the dilemma.
Then my thoughts turned to Sausalito’s new mayor, Ian Sobieski, who began his tenure on the City Council three years ago, after winning his seat by just two votes. Indeed, it would be interesting to get to know a bit about the lone man on the five-member council.