A major construction project is planned for our neighborhood that will affect us all.
A group of your neighbors, homeowners, tenants and business owners is taking action.
We have 60 days to Influence the decisions finalized by the planning commission, and we need your help.
Here are the facts.
The proposed Building project is Massive.
A colossal Assisted Living memory and care facility is planned for our residential neighborhood at 55 Thomas Drive.
The proposed project would:
take up 3.7 acres of a 6.6-acre site and
include a 6-story, 70-foot-tall building,
with 72 apartments,
a central kitchen,
common areas and,
an underground parking garage,
totaling over 141,000 square feet.
That’s a massive, permanent change that would impact traffic, open space, hillside stability, the environment, wildlife corridors, and the character of our neighborhood.
The project may be approved within 60 days IF We don’t Act Now.
What You Can expect if this project is approved.
Significant Decreases in:
Protection of the environment
Your property value
Your ability to sell your house without financial losses
Slope stability for the entire hillside
Peace & quiet
Privacy
Safety for you and your children
Your water pressure
Wildlife
Your ability to drive in your neighborhood without encountering traffic and delays
Hiking trails access
Significant increases in:
Noise pollution from substantial, lengthy, construction with heavy equipment digging deep into the steep hillside
Traffic, including ambulances, fire trucks, staff, large supply trucks and more, 24 hours a day after completion
Road conditions deterioration
Disruption to your entire neighborhood
Disruption to your local businesses
Fire risk
Hillside erosion above and downhill from the completed developed property, especially while under construction
Hydrology issues
Drainage issues
Emergency evacuations impedance
Safety concerns due to having a medical facility in close proximity to residential area
Air pollution from added traffic exhaust
If this project concerns you, there are ways you can get involved and make a difference. We’ve already been in contact with the county Of Marin for 2 years.
