Fairfax Dailyhttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/What happened in Fairfax town government, every morningen-usBike and Pedestrian Committee eyes new admin plan, outreach strategyhttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-30.htmlhttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-30.htmlThu, 30 Jul 2026 14:00:00 +0000Bike and Pedestrian Committee eyes new admin plan, outreach strategyOpen Space Committee Set to Weigh Sky Ranch Knoll Purchase, Wall Property Progresshttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-28.htmlhttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-28.htmlTue, 28 Jul 2026 14:00:00 +0000The Fairfax Open Space Committee meets Tuesday to discuss two of its highest-profile projects: the potential acquisition of the roughly 7-acre Sky Ranch Knoll property and the ongoing rollout of the previously acquired Wall property.Tree Committee meets today, agenda light on detailshttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-27.htmlhttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-27.htmlMon, 27 Jul 2026 14:00:00 +0000Tree Committee meets today, agenda light on detailsOne Meeting, Three Fights: Fairfax Weighs Airbnbs, Crumbling Buildings and a Contested Open Space Legacyhttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-26-weekly.htmlhttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-26-weekly.htmlSun, 26 Jul 2026 14:00:00 +0000The week's only council meeting doubled as a status check on Fairfax's short-term rental crackdown, and the numbers are starting to add up. A new tax-collection deal with Airbnb is projected to bring in more than $100,000 a year in hotel users tax, and code enforcement against two long-unregistered hosts known only as "Maggie" and "Paul" should add roughly $28,000 more once they register. Staff is now eyeing a similar deal with VRBO and a possible ordinance under SB 346 to force platforms to hand over host data.Fairfax Cracks Down on Unregistered Airbnbs as Town Buildings Crumblehttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-22.htmlhttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-22.htmlWed, 22 Jul 2026 14:00:00 +0000The town's short-term rental crackdown is producing real money and real friction. Staff told council a new tax-collection agreement with Airbnb should bring in more than $100,000 a year in hotel users tax, and code enforcement has now targeted two prolific unregistered hosts known only as "Maggie" and "Paul" — projected to add another $28,000 annually once they register, staff said.A quiet week at Town Hall, but the calendar for late summer is filling uphttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-19-weekly.htmlhttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-19-weekly.htmlSun, 19 Jul 2026 14:00:00 +0000With the Fairfax Festival behind them, commissioners spent Monday's meeting debriefing on how the event went before turning to a full slate of things still to plan. Chief among them: the August 30 picnic at the Ball Field, a noon-to-5 affair that still needs a DJ booked, a food-sales plan, an ABC license application filed, and volunteer roles assigned.Planning Commission to Study Formula Business Ruleshttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-16.htmlhttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-16.htmlThu, 16 Jul 2026 14:00:00 +0000Planning Commission to Study Formula Business RulesParks Commission maps out a full slate of summer and fall eventshttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-13.htmlhttps://todayinmarin.space/fairfax/issues/2026-07-13.htmlMon, 13 Jul 2026 14:00:00 +0000Parks Commission maps out a full slate of summer and fall events