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Community Development Agency outlines two-year work plan: LAMP, off-site standards and capacity building prioritized
Summary
The Community Development Agency presented a midyear status report and a 2026–28 work plan that balances mandated compliance (Local Area Management Plan for septic), capacity building (Elevate CDA), housing project support and policy work (off-site improvement standards) to accelerate pending projects.
The Community Development Agency (CDA) gave the Board a midyear update and previewed its 2026–28 work plan. CDA staff said earlier planning and permit workloads are at an “unprecedented” scale for Marin, and outlined three organizing goals for the next two years: (1) carry out mandated initiatives required by state law (for example, Local Area Management Plan (LAMP) septic regulations and housing-element compliance tasks); (2) implement Elevate CDA to strengthen…
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