MARINA BAY NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL           NOVEMBER MEETING ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9           * Harbormaster's Office, 1340 Marina Way South *           (over rr tracks, turn left onto Hall Ave; park in lot on right)           Meeting begins at 7:30 PM      Beat Officer's Report: updated monthly crime statistics for our neighborhood. David Spatz: Developer will be presenting plans for the development of 65 work-live units at 901 Marina Way South. Marina Bay CERT/REACT Training: Alexis Gable, Volunteer Coordinator for Marina Bay CERT/REACT will be promoting CERT training and gathering information about CERT-trained residents in Marina Bay. Old and New Business The minutes for each meeting are available on-line. Check out our Local Community News and to receive regular updates; you might be surprised what you can learn about our wonderful neighborhood!

Richmond Bay Trail New Year Report           Richmond Bay Trail Network, The upbeat, colorful Richmond Bay Trail New Year Report now is available at the TRAC Home Page. This New Year Report highlights accomplishments during 2004, lists projects to be built in 2005-2006 and sets planning priorities for 2005. Outside Cover | Inside Cover (Brochure format, two files in Adobe Acrobat PDF format only.) Five years ago when TRAC, the Trails for Richmond Action Committee, was founded, Richmond had only 12 miles of San Francisco Bay Trail fragments. Now Richmond has 20 miles of Bay Trail in use -- more than any other city on this planned 500-mile recreation and transportation corridor encircling San Francisco and San Pablo Bays. We owe thanks primarily to the City of Richmond, East Bay Regional Park District, Association of Bay Area Governments Bay Trail Project and the private sector for getting us this far. The Bay Trail now links all of the parks along Richmond¹s southern shoreline -- Point Isabel, Shimada, Marina Bay, Vincent, Lucretia Edwards and Miller/Knox Regional Shoreline where the 4.75-mile Ferry Point Loop has become a major recreational destination. Completing Richmond¹s remaining 20 miles of planned Bay Trail is challenging and time consuming. Closing each gap requires access to land, planning studies, CEQA compliance, construction design and funding for each of these steps as well as for construction itself. TRAC has acquired $1.4 million in grant funds for Richmond. TRAC encourages you, your family and friends to get out and enjoy the Bay Trail in Richmond. A new, updated color map of Richmond's Bay Trail also is available at the TRAC Home Page. Please forward this information to your friends and neighbors and invite them to join the Richmond Bay Trail Network by sending an email to . There is no cost to join, and TRAC does not share its email list with anyone. Best Wishes for the New Year from the TRAC Steering Committee: Donald Bastin, Bruce Beyaert, Bruce Brubaker, David Dolberg, Whitney Dotson, Jerry Rasmussen & Nancy Strauch

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Richmond Bay Trail Report      Richmond Bay Trail Network, The third quarter has been a very challenging one for the Bay Trail in Richmond.  As the comic strip character Pogo Possum once said "We are faced with insurmountable opportunities." Read on to see what we mean.

Ship Ahoy!      Would you rather be sailing or are you strictly a shore bird? Whether you're land-locked or seaside, you can create a nautical look in your outdoor living space by following a few easy principles. You'll find that even landlubbers can answer the siren song of the sea. Read more...

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