Marina Bay Neighborhood Council

Agenda for Wed., June 12, 2013, 7:30-9:00 p.m.

Please visit our Bay Trail Rehabilitation page (under Landscape & Lighting menu) for news and photos on lighting rehab work on the north and east side of the Bay Trail.

Richmond Police Department “Beat” Report: Officer Dave Longacre will report on any crime statistics for our neighborhood over the last month.

Jocelyn Rowan of Vallier Design: Richmond Urban Greening Plan.

Alicia Bert of PG&E: Power usage

Possibly: Joe Spatz on the Artisan Cove development that is currently under construction on Marina Way South.

NOTE: for 2013 dues go up to $15/person/year and $25 for couples…first dues increase after 20+ years at $10/person/year. Bring cash or check books to make your payment (sorry we do NOT accept plastic) for next year’s dues. If you’re wondering what your annual membership supports….website costs with our carrier, refreshments at annual potluck, costs of the annual mailing, etc.

Directions if you’re driving: At the western end of Regatta Drive make a left onto Marina Way South, drive approximately 1/8 mile; at the first four-way intersection turn left onto Hall Avenue and then turn right into the parking lot to the right of the Harbor Master’s Building. Enter the large ground floor classroom from the side entrance to the building. Handicapped parking is available.

Directions if you’re walking or bicycling: Follow the Esplanade heading west along the harbor, continuing along the boardwalk past the rear of Amini’s General Store & Salute Ristorante and in just a few minutes you’ll come to the Harbor Master Building.

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2013′s Remaining Meeting Dates: July 10, Aug. 14, Sept. 11, Oct. 9, Nov. 13 and for the 23rd Annual Holiday Potluck, Dec. 11. Mark your calendars!!

Why We’re Here

The Marina Bay Neighborhood Council provides a forum for residents of all eleven subdivisions to exchange or pool ideas on Community issues, to help solve neighborhood problems, and to function as a resource for information concerning public and private agencies, city government and the legislative process. We help build and sustain alliances to maintain property values and promote a thriving community. Learn more.

We are organized by Marina Bay residents to deal with our neighborhood’s unique issues and to promote a thriving community;
Everyone has an opportunity to speak out to make a difference in their community;
We act on issues of crime, traffic, local schools, politics and intended actions of governmental bodies;
We encourage and empower residents to take control of their communities;
We assist in making the changes necessary for building a clean, safe and attractive environment in which to live;
We serve as a forum for residents and businesses to get to know and work with each other, as our success depends on the active involvement of volunteers, both residents and business owners.
Please join us.

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