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Project Description Proposed development of a commercial research and development facility including the construction of two buildings respectively measuring 32,000 and 40,000 square feet on the vacant 5.89-acre project site. The buildings are proposed to respectively measure 24 feet and 39 feet in height and would contain 20,000 square-feet of research and development space, 16,000...

***WITHDRAWN*** Project Description The City of Petaluma has received an application for the Creekwood Housing Development, a project that would involve the construction of 42 dwelling units within approximately 71,000 square feet of residential floor area, on a 5.2-acre site. The dwelling at 280 Casa Grande would be demolished and the site would be re-subdivided...

What is the Permit? Special Discharge Permits define the conditions that businesses must follow to discharge contaminated or large amounts of water to the City’s sewer system.  These conditions include the discharge source, discharge location, discharge volume, discharge concentration limits, and the proposed treatment.  These permits include reporting requirements for chemical analyses and flow to...

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USE CITY RESOURCES The City of Petaluma offers several free resources to help people identify which permits, inspections, and fees will be involved and how they will affect their project. This information is essential in developing a realistic project timeline and budget. Open Counter (petaluma.opencounter.com): Open Counter is a web-based tool that asks questions about...

PROJECT NAME Petaluma Boulevard South Water Main Replacement PROJECT DESCRIPTION This project involves installing approximately 1,500 feet of 8-inch polyvinyl chloride (PVC) water main to replace aging 4-inch cast iron water main on Petaluma Blvd. South between D Street and Mountain View Avenue.  Installation of this water main will improve the pressure for fire protection...