Peacock gap
Homeowners Association
San Rafael, California
"THE PEACOCK" - OCTOBER HOA NEWSLETTER
Inside this issue of "The Peacock"
Annual Meeting
Disaster Prep
Sidewalk Repairs
Lagoon Update
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ABOUT OUR ASSOCIATION
Please find information regarding the current board, board meeting minutes, HOA assessments and information within the governing documents at Our Association
Monthly Board Meetings are held on the 1st Wednesday of every month. Please contact info@peacockgaphoa.org, or use our Contact Us form if you have any questions.
Questions about Architectural Review? View our guidelines.
CURRENT ISSUES
This is a new section on our website that highlights current issues for our Homeowners Association! Currently, the Board is focusing on these issues:
Exemption to Wildfire Tax
San Rafael Sidewalk Repair Program (June 2020 Update)
AREA RESOURCES
Get links to Emergency Resources, City + Local Government and other Local Resources. View More
EXPLORE OUR NEIGHBORHOOD
Situated on the San Pablo Bay and surrounded by open space, Peacock Gap is a great community to live in! Take a tour of our neighborhood below!
Want a little history of Peacock Gap? View History
BAYSIDE
Peacock Gap bayside is a wonderful place to stroll, bike, walk dogs, kayak, windsurf, paddle board or just sit and watch the sun set.
THE LAGOON
In the center of Peacock Gap is the Lagoon. Bordered on 3 sides by homes and the northern side by Peacock Gap Golf golf course. Read a little more about the history of the Lagoon.
Peacock Gap Park
This delightful playground is tucked at the end of Peacock Drive. Fenced toddler area, public tennis courts, par course around the perimeter. Something for everyone.
Glenwood Elementary School
Our local public elementary school for grades K to 5! Check out their website.
ANDY'S LOCAL MARKET
Andy's Market is Peacock Gap's Local Market and has been a big supporter of the community.
PEACOCK GAP GOLF CLUB & THE CAFE
18 hole course, driving range and local eatery "The Range Cafe."
CHINA CAMP STATE PARK
China Camp is the historical Chinese fishing village on San Pablo Bay and also the name of the large state park that surrounds the museum. Hiking, mountain biking, campgrounds and scenic views are some of the features of this park.
