How Bad Are The Potholes On Your Street?

The Larkspur City Council is going to take a hard look at ways to improve your commute.

Still stinging from the Metropolitan Transporation Commission's 2012 report that ranked Larkspur's streets among the worst in the Bay Area, city leaders are trying to figure out the next step toward smoothing out some of the bumpy roads.

One major artery, Dohery Drive, got a major makeover last year and plans are in the works to improve the Alexandar Street and Bon Air bridges. There are still several miles of residential streets in need of repair, according to reports.

So, the City Council is expected to look at which roads need repair most urgently and how to fund the projects. The council meets Wednesday at 6:30 p.m.

Also on the agenda:

• A proposal to extend a moratorium on medical marijuana dispensaries in Larkspur.
• A presentation from representatives of Ross Valley Village.
• The annual report on the Central Marin Sanitation Agency.

City Hall will also be graced once again by the presence of Hamid Shamsapour, the former Public Works director who retired recently, who finally agreed to a public retirement party.