The Arts, Industrial and Maritime Preservation & Improvement Initiative (AIM)

— AIM is on ballot this November 3, 2026 —

AIM modernizes a 40-year-old law from 1985 that's been holding our waterfront back. AIM lets our working waterfront work so it can grow, thrive, and reinvest to fix aging infrastructure and address growing environmental risks.

What’s your vision for our waterfront?

What could replace the vacant lots, dilapidated buildings, and storage yards filled with RVs?

A bustling working waterfront?

A “Made in Marinship” neighborhood?

A fish market, coffee shop, bakery, public dock, kayak launch, or beautiful path along the Bay?

Think boat builders and bakers. Artists and sailmakers. Marinas and breweries. Water taxis and floating saunas. Fabricators and fishermen. Places to work, make, shop local, gather, walk, cycle—and enjoy the waterfront.

Now it’s your turn. What would you love to see?

Share your idea via the button above. Each week, we’ll choose a few community visions to turn into conceptual images and feature on our Vision Board, website, and social media (using just your first name).

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AIM creates new possibilities for arts, industrial and maritime businesses, local makers, neighborhood-serving places, public access, and waterfront resilience—for the first time in 40 years.

Dream boldly. Keep it salty. Keep it Sausalito.

Sausalito Waterfront Vision Board