Community Development Agency proposes focused work program; staff warn capacity and fee limits constrain new initiatives
The Community Development Agency told Marin supervisors Monday that staffing levels, fee structures and a growing development pipeline limit CDA's capacity to carry out the full set of policy and placemaking requests and asked the board to form a subcommittee to finalize a focused, costed work program.
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The Marin County Community Development Agency (CDA) asked the Board of Supervisors on Monday to help narrow and prioritize a long list of discretionary initiatives so the agency can focus limited staff and consultant resources on the board's highest priorities.
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