Media Coverage
May 28, 2026: Marin IJ editorial board — "Sausalito Seems Ready for Marinship Changes”
"Maybe it's time to focus on what can happen at Marinship instead of what can't.”
— Marin IJ Editorial Board
June 24, 2026: Marin IJ — "Sausalito clears waterfront development initiative for ballot”
“My family owns Sausalito Yacht Harbor,” said Jim Madden. “We have a significant investment in the future waterfront. We would never support anything that harms our businesses or the character of Sausalito.”
“The reality is our waterfront infrastructure is aging and deteriorating because current rules have made reinvestment extremely difficult,” he said. “AIM will help create a path to rebuild infrastructure, address sea-level rise, and support a vibrant working waterfront.”
May 26, 2026: Marin IJ — "Sausalito Marinship rezoning supporters submit petition” by Steven Rosenfeld
"This is about breathing new life into our waterfront and investing in our industrial zones. When this passes, a lot of businesses… will be able to regularly sell what they create, what they catch." — Sharna Brockett, organizer for Sausalitans for a Thriving Waterfront
May 5, 2026: Marin IJ — "Sausalito pro-growth group pushes Marinship changes” — by Steven Rosenfeld
"The intensity of uses haven't increased. The marinas haven't expanded. … And, in addition to not changing, things are now decaying." — Fred Moore, Sausalito Planning Commissioner and Proponent of the AIM Initiative