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Power shutoffs can have a devastating effect on businesses. This is true whether the shut off is planned (such as in a Public Safety Power Shutoff) or the result of an unexpected event, such as a storm. As with other emergencies, the best way to lessen the impact of a power shutoff is to plan...

Goal Background The City Council’s approval of the Climate Emergency Framework on January 11, 2021 set a goal for the City of Petaluma to become carbon neutral by 2030.  Major sources of carbon emissions in the City of Petaluma are transportation and existing buildings.  Electrification and fuel switch to renewable sources for the transportation and housing sectors...

Petaluma businesses, residents and the City of Petaluma all value and strive for sustainability, in environmental and financial areas.

Project Description The application involves the removal of existing rear additions, rear deck, trellis, and ramp, and includes a new two-story rear extension of approximately 578 square feet, a new garage accessory structure of 271 square feet, a new deck of 144 square feet, a new trellis approximately 10 feet in height, and landscape improvements...

Project Description Riverfront Mixed-Use project is a 35.7-acre site planned for a mix of residential, commercial and hotel uses.  In July 2014, the City Council approved a Tentative Subdivision Map and certified an Environmental Impact Report for the project consisting of 134 single family units, 39 townhomes, and 100 apartments, a 120-room hotel, 60,000 square...

Petaluma's City Council are elected officials who provide direction and guidance to City staff. The Council has the authority to adopt ordinances.

Project Description Riverscape implements the townhome component of the larger 35.7-acre Riverfront Mixed-use development project approved in 2014. The Riverfront Mixed-use project was approved to accommodate hotel, office, commercial, and residential uses, including townhomes on 3.68 acres of the northeasterly corner of the site. As proposed, Riverscape consists of 44 townhomes including four live/work units...

Tennis and Pickleball Instruction Register for youth and adult tennis classes here. Tennis and Pickleball Rules Hours of Operation: 6:00am– 10:00pm Daily  (Municipal Code 13.28.040) Peak Pickleball Times: 8:00am - 12:00pm (everyday) & 4:30pm - 7:30pm (Monday - Thursday). No pickleball rentals or instruction during peak times. One tennis and/or pickleball court must remain open...

  On May 2, 2006, the State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) issued Statewide General Waste Discharge Requirements for Sanitary Systems, Water Quality Order No. 2006-0003 (order). The order requires any public agency that owns or operates a sanitary sewer system more than one mile in length to comply with the requirements of the WDR...

MAPS SUBMITTED BY PUBLIC The draft maps linked below were submitted by Petaluma community members for City Council's consideration. PDF - view that draft map along with their atlas (data breakdown) URL - this view of the draft map allows you to zoom in on district lines and streets to get a closer look Item...

Petaluma's Ad Hoc advisory committee will study and make recommendations about ways to improve diversity, equity, and inclusivity in Petaluma

Project Description Note: this project was originally titled "Meridian at Corona Station" in the documents linked below. The name was updated to reflect the official station title (Petaluma North) in September 2023. The application is for a streamlined affordable and supportive housing development pursuant to AB 2162. The new construction project includes 131 affordable housing...

Project Description The project proposes an Implementing Zoning Ordinance (IZO) Text Amendment to Chapter 11.040 (Alternatives to On-site Parking) to allow discretionary review of a proposed reduction to minimum required parking through the Conditional Use Permit process, subject to certain findings, and subject to a recommendation to City Council by the Planning Commission. The project...