The ceremony on Saturday, May 22 marked the end of the first phase of the Peacock Gap Medians Improvement project and was attended by the Mayor of San Rafael and members of the City Council, along with the Board of the Peacock Gap Homeowners Association, the Medians Committee and residents.

Mayor Al Boro was joined by Vice-Mayor Damon Connolly and council members Greg Brockbank and Barbara Heller. Also in attendance was City Manager Ken Nordhoff. The Mayor and PGHA President Greg Faulkner cut the ceremonial ribbon at the entrance to Peacock Drive to celebrate the private-public partnership that has enhanced our medians. President Faulkner stated that this project provides a blueprint for other groups that wish to partner with the City to improve the medians along Point San Pedro Road and at other locations.

Four years ago at a PGHA annual picnic, resident Hugh Campbell gathered support for the project, which was brought to completion by Medians Committee Chair Tom Loucks and Project Manager Mark Koenig. At the ribbon cutting ceremony President Faulkner thanked all involved, including staff of the City Public Works Department and Parks and Recreation, contractor Cagwin and Dorward, and early Medians Committee members Campbell and John McNear.

Within these pages you will find many interesting stories, facts, and articles about this wonderful area in Marin and the surrounding neighborhoods. Also available is an ever-growing library of our governing documents, our Board meeting agendas and minutes, and links to our history and other newsworthy items. Please tour these pages, and learn more about our dynamic neighborhood.

Peacock Gap turns 50 years old this year, and during this time we have grown and developed to become one of Marin’s most sought-after areas to call home. We invite you to explore our neighborhood.

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Thank you,

Greg Faulkner
PGHA President.