Safe Routes at Mill Valley School District
Bike to School Day at Old Mill
Mill Valley Awarded Caltrans Grant
The City of Mill Valley was awarded $450,000 to construct a multi-use pathway connecting Miller Ave. with the existing multi-use pathway to Camino Alto. This creates an important link for Mill Valley Middle School and Tam High students.
Walk to School Day in Mill Valley
Edna Maguire Walk to School Day
Park Walk to School Day
Mill Valley Establishes Policy for Safe Routes to Schools
The Mill Valley School District adopted a new policy codifying the existing Safe Routes to Schools program in Mill Valley schools at its regular meeting on Tuesday, January 3, 2012.
The policy, which is broken into board and administrative policies, will ensure that the Safe Routes to Schools activities will be recognized as district policy regardless of staff and parent turnover. This includes identifying school site volunteers and teams, participation in the Mill Valley Safe Routes to Schools Task Force, and continuing the traffic safety classes at the schools.
Board Member Raoul Wertz wrote the policy in cooperation with councilmember and SRTS Task Force chair Stephanie Moulton-Peters and staff from the Transportation Authority of Marin’s Safe Routes to Schools program.
You can view the policies by clicking these links:
MEETINGS
Mill Valley Task Force
MINUTES
Notes Jan 10 2013 Mill Valley Task Force
Minutes from meeting November 1, 2012
Minutes from meeting April 26, 2012
Minutes from meeting February 2, 2012
Minutes from meeting September 8, 2011
Minutes from meeting February 2, 2011
Minutes from meeting November 4, 2010
Minutes from meeting September 9, 2010
Minutes from meeting April 28, 2011
TASK FORCE INFRASTRUCTURE UPDATES
Evergreen Project Letter from DPW
Mill Valley SR2S Project list 042012
Traffic Signal Upgrade Grant Received for Redwood Hwy Frontage Rd and DeSilva Island Intersection
Marin County DPW-Traffic Operasions Staff applied for a State grant to upgrade the traffic signal at the subject intersection and received a grant in the amount of $389,000. The grant for adding a northbound left turn prototected phase signal for traffic heading to the freeway and upgrading ADA related improvements such as new curb ramps in all four corners of the intersection. This project will take several years to complete and coordiante with Caltrans who owns and operates the traffic signal.
TRAVEL PLANS
Edna Maguire
Park
Old Mill
Mill Valley Middle School
edna maguire spring 2012
Edna Maguire Fall 2012
Marin Horizon Fall 2011
Marin Horizon Fall 2012
Mt Tam Fall 2011
MT Tam Fall 2012
Old mill spring 2012
Old Mill Fall 2012
Park spring 2012
Park Fall 2012
Strawberry spring 2012
Strawberry Fall 2012
Tam Valley spring 2012
Tam Valley Fall 2012
