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(Lynch Creek Trail Public Art) Project Summary Petaluma-based artist David Best was commissioned by the Petaluma Public Art Committee (PPAC) in 2017 to create a site-specific artwork for public enjoyment in Petaluma. David Best is an internationally acclaimed artist known for building large elaborate temples, modifying and decorating automobiles and buses, and creating intricate sculptures...

Read about the D Street Bridge improvements being made by the City of Petaluma. Construction is expected to take place in 2020.

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Project Description The Project site comprises 19.2 gross acres of land, including 14.3 acres within the portion of Parcel Map #307 that are located on the west side of the Petaluma River and identified as a “Remainder Parcel” (principally APN 019-010-009), a 4.4-acre parcel known as the Webb parcel (APN 019-010-006), and the 0.5-acre Graylawn...

The City of Petaluma plans the installation of four electric vehicle chargers in 2020, using City funds and a grant from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.

The City of Petaluma Cavanagh Center roof will be replaced in 2020 as part of a capital improvement project funded by Transient Occupancy Tax.

The Community Center Improvements capital improvements project will repair the building’s exterior to prevent water leaks and protect the interior which has been damaged by leaks in the roof and windows.