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Did you know, according to the Federal Highway Administration crash statistics, at least 40% of all vehicle fatalities are on local roads!

Project Description The project proposes to construct a new single-family residence on an approximately 2,745 square foot lot within the Oakhill-Brewster Historic District. The proposed residence will be two stories with an overall height of 26-feet 4 3/8-inches. The lower level is approximately 842 square feet and the second floor is approximately 455 square feet....

Community parks serve a citywide population and typically include major recreational amenities such as lighted sports fields, sports courts, swimming pools, recreation buildings, and other similar special-use facilities, as well as restrooms and parking lots.      

Pocket parks are small spaces (often less than one acre) across the City. They serve localized areas and provide small-scale amenities such as benches or drinking fountains.    

Neighborhood parks generally serve a smaller geographic area, within walking and biking distance from residences. They may include amenities, such as children’s playgrounds, ball fields, open lawn areas, and picnic tables, but are typically not designed to accommodate organized recreational activities.    

In 2012, Petaluma acquired 11 acres of open space on Paula Lane at Sunset Drive, aiming to preserve it for community enjoyment.

Open Space Areas such as Shollenberger Park, Lafferty Ranch and the upcoming Paula Lane Nature Preserve offer more relaxed park experiences.  These areas are designed for passive recreation, education, and habitat preservation/restoration.  Put away the soccer cleats and lace up your hiking boots or walking shoes for adventure in these parks.

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The City of Petaluma’s Community Art Grants Program was developed to provide arts funding to individual artists, community-based organizations, and 501(c)3 nonprofit organizations with projects or programs based in Petaluma. The purpose of this grant is to support public-facing projects and activities that exemplify high artistic quality, represent the diversity of people and cultures within...