New City of Napa Outdoor Dining Efforts

The City of Napa and partners have identified expanding outdoor dining into public and private spaces as a key initiative to support our community following COVID-19 temporary stay at home orders and physical distancing protocols. Napa has entered into the “Expanded Phase 2” of the State’s Reopening Plan, which allows for dine-in restaurant service indoors and outdoors. The potential to expand the size and capacity of outdoor dining areas has been a well-received and welcomed idea.

We have created a webpage that is intended to assist our customers in understanding the new Outdoor Dining Permit process that City staff is piloting in an effort to be highly responsive to outdoor dining proposals by streamlining the review process. We welcome feedback on the program, and the materials included on this web page, and anticipate modifying and adding information to this page in response to customer feedback.

Street Paving Starts Up Once Again

Paving will start back up next week in the Hospital streets area. There will be intermittent road closures and detours of traffic on the following residential streets, listed in order by schedule. Street paving crews are looking to complete this work in about 5 to 6 weeks. 

• Sylvia Court
• Shar Circle
• Marshall Avenue
• Coronado Avenue south of Shetler
• Wilkins Avenue south of Shetler
• Holmes Avenue
• Coronado Avenue north of Shetler
• Wilkins Avenue north of Shetler
• Wilkins Court
• Kansas Court
• Belvedere Court
• Shetler Avenue – between Shurtleff and Terrace Avenue

Update on Expanded Stage 2 Reopening from Napa County

Situation at a Glance

• Napa County Shelter-at-Home Order
• Face Covering Recommendation English (PDF)  & Spanish (PDF)
• Expanded Stage 2: On May 19, 2020, Napa County was approved by the California Department of Public Health. 
  • General FAQs  English (PDF) & Spanish (PDF) 
  • Business FAQs  English (PDF) & Spanish (PDF) 
  • Napa County Restaurant Specific FAQs: English (PDF) & Spanish (PDF) 
  • View the Report

Testing at a Glance

Napa County Superior Court to Restore All Services Starting Monday

The Napa County Superior Court will be restoring all services, beginning Monday, June 1st. The Court has prepared information for the public on what to expect upon reopening.

For more information visit: http://www.napa.courts.ca.gov/

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Upcoming City Council Meeting

Tuesday, June 2, 2020

 
Follow this link to access the special and regular meeting agendas for June 2, 2020:
 
City Council of the City of Napa Special Meeting
 
Board of Commissioners of the Housing Authority of the City of Napa
 
City Council of the City of Napa Regular Meeting

City of Napa's Business Guidelines
& Resource Page

The City of Napa's Economic Development Division continues to update their Business Resource Page with the latest information to help small businesses and our community navigate the shelter-at-home order. 

City of Napa Business Guidelines & Resource Page

Our Napa Businesses 

Check out who is open for take out, delivery, gift cards and more!

Yes, we’re open! We’ve made it easier for you to find out which businesses are open and ready to serve you. Discover special deals, delivery or pick up services, and much more. Let’s support Napa small businesses!

City of Napa Local Businesses to Support

General Plan Survey

*Deadline Extended!*

The General Plan Update process is at an exciting stage! Based on input from the first stage of community outreach, preliminary ideas and concepts are being developed to get the community’s input before preparation of a final Preferred Plan, which will then form the basis for detailed General Plan policies.

Your feedback in this survey will help craft a General Plan that builds upon the livability in Napa, ensuring that the community reflects the vision of being inclusive, family-friendly, balanced, sustainable, and flexible to adapt to changing future circumstances. Additional community-wide outreach events will continue help shape the Preferred Plan Concept.

To learn more about the General Plan Update process, visit napa2040.com.

Take The Survey

NapaSan's Browns Valley Trunk Project Has Begun

The Browns Valley Trunk Sewer Project has begun, and you may see crews working in multiple areas around the City. Pre-construction work to mark and locate underground utilities is underway in some areas and will continue through the month of June.  Pipeline construction will begin in June with work on South Coombs Street at Imola Avenue.  Work will continue northbound from Imola Avenue on South Coombs Street through the month of June and July. Concurrently, crews will also be working east and west of Highway 29 on Old Sonoma Road.  NapaSan will be sending notifications to residents prior to pipeline construction taking place in front of their property.
 
What is the Browns Valley Trunk Sewer Project?
Wastewater from the Browns Valley area and Southwest Napa currently flows through over-capacity sewer pipelines to the West Napa Pump Station on its way to the treatment plant.  The Browns Valley Trunk Project is designed to intercept this wastewater and divert the flow away from sewer lines that are over capacity via a new pipeline that will deliver the wastewater to NapaSan for treatment.  Additional project information can be found at www.napasan.com/bvproject.  At this link, you can also sign up for email updates about the project.   If you have further questions concerning the project, please call the project hotline at (707) 540-9964.