Supervisors urge planning commission to use October retreat to tackle housing, climate and equity
November 06, 2025 | Marin County, California
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Derek Johnson outlined the Board of Supervisors’ priorities—affordable housing and permanent supportive housing, racial equity, climate change and sea level rise, disaster preparedness, county infrastructure, and community and economic vitality—and asked commissioners to keep those priorities in mind when advising the board. Both speakers emphasized the interconnectedness of housing, climate, homelessness and infrastructure and urged commissioners to balance short-term project review with long-range planning.
Staff noted the retreat is scheduled for Oct. 14; Oct. 29 and Nov. 13 meeting dates were tentative or canceled depending on agenda needs. Commissioners were reminded to coordinate with supervisors, attend the retreat and make use of staff support during the county’s rapidly changing policy environment.
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