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Latest News on the February 14 Mudslide
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Sausalito Boulevard is expected to reopen to through traffic on Monday, April 1
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Below is the latest news related to the mudslide that occurred in the area of Sausalito Boulevard and Crescent Avenue on February 14, 2019:
- Engineers from the City of Sausalito and Miller Pacific Engineering have reviewed conditions at Sausalito Boulevard and concluded that it is safe to reopen the road to through traffic. Barriers are scheduled to be removed by 5:00 p.m. on Monday, April 1. The road has been closed between 402 and 428 Sausalito Boulevard since the mudslide.
- The Department of Public Works is in the process of reviewing proposals from consulting firms to supervise the cleanup of the debris pile and debris field created by the mudslide. Once a consulting firm has been secured, the City will have a better idea when debris removal can begin. Updates on the timetable will be published in future editions of Sausalito Currents and on the City website.
- The City Council extended the City's emergency declaration for another 30 days at its meeting on March 26. State law requires that the Council review the need for continuing the local emergency at least once every 30 days. The California and Marin County Offices of Emergency Services (Marin OES and Cal OES) recommend the declaration of local emergency remain in effect until all necessary cleanup activity resulting from the emergency has been completed.
- Property owners and renters who suffered damages in the mudslide may be eligible for low-interest disaster assistance loans from the Small Business Administration (SBA). In question is whether the disaster declared by SBA will cover damages suffered in winter storms that took place in California before February 25, 2019. Marin OES is working with the State of California to confirm eligibility for Marin residents whose properties were damaged prior to February 25. In the meantime, the agency is conducting an assessment survey to gather storm damage information from affected residents in order to gauge the level of assistance needed for Marin County. Keep an eye on Sausalito Currents and the City website for updates on eligibility. The deadline to apply will be May 20, 2019. More information on the loans is available from Cal OES.
City staff is available to help residents and property owners with their mudslide questions and concerns:
- For questions about filing a claim form, please contact City Clerk Serge Avila at (415) 289-4134
- For requests to meet with City Manager Adam Politzer regarding mudslide concerns, please contact Serge Avila at (415) 289-4134
- For questions about road closures, site stabilization, or debris cleanup, please contact the Department of Public Works at (415) 289-4106
- For questions about red-tagged structures or building projects related to mudslide damage, please contact the Community Development Department at (415) 289-4128
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City Council Receives Update on Mobile Showers Pilot Program
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A mobile shower trailer at Marinship Park
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At the City Council meeting on Tuesday, March 26, Lieutenant Bill Fraass of the Sausalito Police Department presented an update on a six-month pilot program that is currently underway to provide mobile shower service in Sausalito. The program began in December 2018 and currently offers showers on two mornings per week at Marinship Park. Services are provided by Downtown Streets Team, whose staff also provides shower users with information about housing and employment services and other forms of assistance.
Highlights from the update by Lieutenant Fraass:
- 187 showers were provided between December 2018 and February 2019, including 98 during the month of February
- The shower service does not appear to be attracting individuals from outside of the immediate area; shower users are from Sausalito, and are living outdoors, on boats, or in vehicles
- To date, there have been no police calls for service related to the pilot program
- Downtown Streets Team has hired a case manager to help shower users get additional services
At the conclusion of the presentation, the City Council unanimously approved a motion to continue the six-month pilot program, which will come to an end in June 2019. The Council plans to consider the issue again within the next three months. Options will include extending the pilot program, establishing the program on a more permanent basis, or terminating the program.
Any questions about mobile shower service in Sausalito may be directed to Lt. Bill Fraass at (415) 289-4170 or bfraass@sausalito.gov.
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Council Ratifies Wildfire Ordinance
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The City Council during its meeting on March 26
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The City Council ratified a wildland urban interface (WUI) ordinance at its meeting on Tuesday, March 26. As reported in last week's edition of Sausalito Currents, the goal of the new ordinance is to limit the amount of fuel available to a wildfire and thus limit its likelihood to spread.
At the meeting, representatives from the Southern Marin Fire District, including Fire Chief Chris Tubbs, emphasized that the district will focus on collaboration with property owners to improve the defensible space around their homes, rather than on enforcement. Collaboration will include community education, "chipper days" to help residents clear brush and branches, and the opportunity for homeowners and neighborhood groups to request fire assessments from district staff.
Because Sausalito's geography may present challenges that are different from those of other communities in Southern Marin, in ratifying the ordinance the Council directed City staff to work with the fire district to devise an implementation plan specific to Sausalito residents.
Any questions about the wildland urban interface ordinance may be directed to Deputy Fire Marshal Fred Hilliard at fhilliard@smfd.org or (415) 615-5535. To schedule a fire assessment, please contact the Fire Prevention Bureau at (415) 380-1120.
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Don Beers at his home on Lower Crescent Avenue
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Don Beers lives with his wife, Gerry, in the house he was born in on Lower Crescent Avenue, which his parents bought in 1928. His parents had moved to Sausalito in 1926, making the trip across the country in a Model T Ford. In the early 1930's, they split the property into three separate living units.
Don met Gerry when he was attending the University of California at Berkeley. They married in 1960. After living in Oakland for a few years, Don and Gerry began looking for a ranch-style house in Marin to raise their kids. As an alternative, Don suggested, "Why don't we move into the upper unit of my parents' home?" They have been there ever since.
"Sausalito was a completely different town in the 60's," says Don. "The waterfront attracted all sorts of different people. There were artists here but also families moving into homes around the hills of Sausalito."
For his professional career, Don worked as a mechanical engineer for Chevron. In 1970, he left Chevron's Richmond refinery for a job at the corporate headquarters in San Francisco.
To get to work in San Francisco, Don commuted by ferry. In fact, he was one of the first riders when ferry service from Sausalito to San Francisco started up again in 1970. He rode the ferry every workday for 22 years, always outside on the upper deck with a group of friends.
Don has served on the board of directors of the Sausalito Marin City Sanitary District for thirty years. He was recruited by Ray Gergus, and felt service was something that was both necessary and interesting. Don says, "Right now, the big ticket is funding and upgrading the treatment plant."
These days, Don keeps himself busy tinkering with the house and working on projects for the sanitary district. He and Gerry also volunteer every Tuesday afternoon at the Sausalito Library.
This is another installment in a regular series of articles about longtime Sausalito residents who have made an impact on our city. This article was written by John Oppenheimer, in collaboration with Age Friendly Sausalito, a task force of the Sausalito City Council. Age Friendly Sausalito is dedicated to advancing Sausalito as an age-friendly city, so that its residents can actively age in place. Links to previous articles from the series may be found on the Age Friendly Sausalito website.
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Parks and Recreation Seeks Special Event Staff
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The crowd at a Jazz and Blues by the Bay concert
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The Parks and Recreation Department is looking for people to join its team of special event employees. Special event staff are responsible for setup, management, and teardown of City of Sausalito special events. The hourly rate starts at $12. The position is seasonal and part time, and does not include benefits.
Most of the shifts will be for the Jazz and Blues by the Bay summer concert series. Shifts are every Friday, May 31 to August 23, from 3:30 to 9:00 p.m. You'll also need to be available on the 4th of July to help with the festivities.
This is primarily seasonal work, but if you are local and have availability throughout the year, there will be other work opportunities. For more information, please call (415) 289-4152 or come to the Parks and Recreation office on the lower level of City Hall at 420 Litho Street.
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Recap of the City Council Meeting on March 26
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A regular meeting of the Sausalito City Council was held on Tuesday, March 26, 2019. The following, in red italics, is a brief summary of actions taken at the meeting. For late mail, please view the meeting agenda.
Special Presentations:
Mayor Burns read a proclamation in honor of Donald Keith Olsen. Watch the recording of this portion of the meeting
Consent Calendar: Watch the recording of this portion of the meeting
Council Adopted Resolution 5778 approving the sewer cleaning contract amendment for Roy's Sewer Service, Inc.
Council approved the request for waiver of Planning Division Processing Fees for the Ice House Plaza project at 780 Bridgeway.
Item 5C was moved to the first item under Business Items. Council adopted Resolution No. 5781 ratifying the adoption of the Southern Marin Fire Protection District Ordinance 2011/11-20 Wildland Urban Interface Code.
Council adopted Resolution No. 5779 continuing the declaration of a local emergency related to storm activity and landslides.
Council adopted Resolution No. 5780 approving the First Amendment to License (Marinship Park) with Sausalito Art Festival Foundation.
Council accepted the 2018 Annual Housing Element Progress Report and directed City of Sausalito staff to submit the 2018 Annual Housing Element Progress Report for the 2015-2023 Housing Element.
Public Hearings:
Council approved Resolution 5782 upholding an appeal of a Planning Commission decision to deny variance application VAR 2018-00045 for the extension of a second floor deck. Watch the recording of this portion of the meeting
Council denied the appeal and approved new conditions of approval A and B, but did not approve condition of approval C under Resolution No. 5783. Watch the recording of this portion of the meeting
- 6C. Second and Final Extension of Interim Permit Fees for Accessory Dwelling Unit Permits, Amnesty Accessory Dwelling Unit Permits, Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit Permits and Amnesty Junior Accessory Dwelling Unit Permits as an Urgency Measure (Read the Staff Report, Attachment 1- Draft Resolution)
Council adopted Resolution No. 5784 Extending the Interim Permit Fees for Accessory Dwelling Units, Amnesty Accessory Dwelling Units, Junior Accessory Dwelling Units, and Amnesty Junior Accessory Dwelling Units. Watch the recording of this portion of the meeting
Business Items:
Council approved the continuation of the 6-month mobile shower pilot program at Marinship Park twice per week until June 2019 and for staff to return to the City Council during or before the month of June 2019 with a report on the program and recommendations for either adoption or cancellation. Watch the recording of this portion of the meeting
Other Council Business: Watch the recording of this portion of the meeting
Did you know you can watch City Council meetings live via webcast? You can also watch video recordings of past Council meetings on the City website.
Council meetings are also broadcast live on television via Comcast Cable Channel 27 or AT&T Channel 99. If you miss the live broadcast, check the rebroadcast schedule.
The next regularly scheduled City Council meeting will be held on April 16, 2019, with the open session due to commence at approximately 7:00 p.m.
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Updates from Boards and Commissions
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Planning Commission. The role of the Planning Commission is to review applications for design review and land use entitlements, as set forth in planning and zoning laws of the City and the state, and perform other such duties as specified in the Sausalito Municipal Code.
Previous meeting. The following actions were taken at the meeting of the Planning Commission on March 13:
- Conducted a public hearing to consider the appeal of a Community Development Department determination of the front property line at Lot 5 of Wolfback Estates (99 Wolfback Ridge Road). This item was continued to April 3, 2019.
Watch the video recording of the March 13 meeting
Upcoming meeting. There will be a regular meeting of the Planning Commission in the Council Chambers of City Hall at 6:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 3. The following items are on the agenda:
- An appeal of a Community Development Department determination of the front property line at Lot 5 of Wolfback Estates, also known as 99 Wolfback Ridge Road (continued from March 13)
- A retroactive design review permit for the expansion of a second floor deck at 27 Central Avenue (continued from February 26)
- A tree removal permit to remove one giant yucca tree (Yucca gigantea) at 26 Atwood Avenue
- A design review permit for a 1,517-square-foot addition to an existing non-conforming triplex, the conversion of a non-conforming triplex into a duplex, a tree removal permit, and a lot merger at 28 Lower Crescent Avenue
All Planning Commission meetings are open to the public and are also live streamed and video recorded. If you have any questions about the Planning Commission or an item under consideration, please contact the Community Development Department at (415) 289-4128. The department's public counter in City Hall is open Monday through Thursday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and on Friday from 8:00 a.m. to noon.
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News from City Departments
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Southern Marin Fire. On the afternoon of Thursday, March 28, fire units responded to the area of 106 West Street for a gas main break caused by construction crews. West and Valley streets were temporarily closed between 4th Street and Main Street until PG&E could secure the gas line.
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Community Development. At its meeting on March 26, the City Council appointed Melissa Blaustein to the open seat on the 13-member General Plan Advisory Committee. Melissa was one of 18 applicants. At a future meeting, the Council is expected to consider expanding committee membership.
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Administration. Wildfire prevention and emergency preparedness are countywide priorities. Sausalito residents are invited to a special Marin Wildfire Forum on Saturday, May 4 to learn what they can do to protect their homes and what we can do together to make Marin as wildfire-safe and emergency-ready as possible. The event will be held from 10:00 a.m. to noon at the Embassy Suites, 101 McInnis Parkway in San Rafael.
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Parks and Recreation. Seller booths for the spring City Wide Yard Sale on April 27 are now on sale to Sausalito residents. Visit the City Wide Yard Sale page on the City website to learn how to sign up. The cost of a booth ranges from $15 to $31. Sales to non-residents will begin on Monday, April 1. Any questions about the City Wide Yard Sale may be directed to the Recreation Department at (415) 289-4152 or jmyers@sausalito.gov.
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Parks and Recreation. Sausalito Parks and Recreation and Super Soccer Stars are pleased to offer spring indoor and outdoor soccer classes for ages 1 to 7 years. Indoor classes for age groups 12-24 months and 2-3 years will be held on Wednesday mornings from April 10 to June 12. Outdoor classes for five age groups between the ages of 1 and 7 will be held on Saturday mornings at Marinship Park from April 13 to June 15. A free demo class will be held on Wednesday, April 3 for indoor classes and Saturday, April 6 for outdoor classes. For more information, please contact the Parks and Recreation Department at (415) 289-4152.
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Things Happening in Our Community
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Enid Foster: Sausalito's Greatest Forgotten Artist. In 1958, new Sausalito residents Allan and Carol Hayes met Enid Foster when they bought one of her paintings. As their friendship developed, Enid introduced Allan and Carol to the thriving Sausalito art colony that revolved around her. Enid had been an internationally respected artist before 1920, but the critics, curators, and gallery owners of the 1960s saw her only as the town character, an amusing eccentric who made irrelevant art. Today, that "irrelevant art" dazzles us with its vitality, freshness, and originality. This special presentation by Allan Hayes will be held inside the Sausalito Library at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, March 29. The program will be followed by an opening reception for a show of works by Enid Foster in the exhibit room of the Sausalito Historical Society. Allan and Carol's new book about Enid Foster will be available for purchase. Carol passed suddenly in 2018, but Allan still lives in the home that Enid often visited.
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Rotary Club Annual Gala. Each year, the Rotary Club of Sausalito dedicates its annual gala to a local nonprofit. This year's beneficiary is Sausalito Sister Cities in appreciation of its efforts to build international relationships and provide residents and local children with the opportunity to experience diverse cultures. The 2019 gala will be held on Saturday, March 30 at the Spinnaker Restaurant. The theme is "Global Groove." The event begins at 5:30 p.m. and includes cocktails, dinner, a live auction, and a raffle. Tickets are $150 per person and will be on sale through March 29. Proceeds from the event will also benefit Rotary Senior Housing and the Rotary Educational Trust.
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Sausalito Writers' Circle. Looking for a supportive group to share your writing with? Ready to tackle that story, novel, or poem? Interested in providing feedback to others? Whether you're an aspiring writer, a seasoned veteran, or somewhere in between, come join us on Sunday, March 31 from 3:00 to 4:30 p.m. in the City Hall Conference Room. Your host at this Sausalito Library program is Sausalito resident, published author, and experienced workshop facilitator Cindy Knoebel. If interested in attending, please join our Meetup group and RSVP. The Writers' Circle typically meets twice per month.
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Japan Summer Exchange Program. Sausalito's Sister City Program with Sakaide, Japan, is recruiting Marin County high school students ages 15-17 to participate in a delegation traveling to Sakaide this summer for a 10-day cultural exchange program. The program includes a two-day visit to Kyoto before returning home (departing July 26 and returning August 7). Students will be hosted by the City of Sakaide, stay with Japanese host families, and experience a wide range of cultural, educational, and lifestyle experiences. An application and program materials are available on the website of Sausalito Sister Cities. Applications are due no later than Sunday, March 31.
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Shut Up & Write! Sausalito. Looking to spark your writing in the company of other writers? Whether you're writing – or wanting to write – a script, a book, a blog, a short story, a poem, or a song, Shut Up & Write!™ Sausalito is the place to be. Join us on Monday, April 1 and every Monday morning from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. in the Community Room on the ground floor of the Sausalito Fire Station at 333 Johnson Street. Writing prompts will be offered to get you started, and those who wish to may share their writing in the last 15 minutes. Sausalito writer A.T. Lynne is the host. There is no charge to participate.
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Bill Broder. The Sausalito Library invites you to join us for readings from two new books by author and longtime Sausalito resident Bill Broder. This special program will be held on Thursday, April 4 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers. In What Do We Do With Our Dead? A Meditation, an aged storyteller attempts to retrieve his beloved wife after her accidental fall and her journey through the dark corridors of American medical bureaucracy that led to her death. A Man of No Rank: The Memoir of a Storyteller is the chronicle of one man's progress out of his family's story, through various accidents of life to the meeting of a good woman who helped lead him to storytelling.
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Shipwrecks of Marin. Marin County is a graveyard of ships. Its steep and rock-bound shores, treacherous currents, and frequent fogs have been the doom of hundreds of ships in the past four hundred years. Local historian Brian K. Crawford has done extensive research fleshing out the details of famous wrecks from contemporary accounts. If you love ships and the sea and tales of danger and adventure, or if you just want to know more about the many wrecks that dot our coast, you will enjoy this illustrated presentation on Friday, April 5 at 7:30 p.m. inside the Sausalito Library.
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Beauty and the Beast: California Wildflowers and Climate Change. Award-winning photographers Rob Badger and Nita Winter have spent 20 years capturing California's vanishing wildflowers. A new exhibition of their work at the Bay Model Visitor Center features Marin landscapes and those of other regions of California. The exhibit runs from April 2 to June 1, and an opening reception will be held on Saturday, April 6 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. The exhibit is sponsored by the Marin chapter of the California Native Plant Society, with support from the Buck Family Fund and the Marin Municipal Water District. The Bay Model is located at 2100 Bridgeway in the Marinship district.
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Artist Reception. Join us at the Sausalito Library on Sunday, April 7 from 5:00 to 7:00 p.m. for a reception celebrating a new exhibit created by artist Bret Arenson. Entitled Forest Fog (Afterglow In The Elements), the work represents an atomized look at what could be the fibrous tissues of solid living structures. It displays mesmerizing layers of complexity which make up all living things and honors the silent giants that make up our local landscape. This work is done in a process best described as Ecstatic Automatism.
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Scott and Zelda: The Beautiful Fools. Join playwright Lance Belville and actress Adrienne Krug in the Edgewater Room of City Hall at 7:00 p.m. on Tuesday, April 9 for a preview of the Ross Valley Players' upcoming production of Lance's new play, Scott & Zelda: The Beautiful Fools. Lance will discuss the research that went into the play and share his reflections on The Great Gatsby and Fitzgerald's Jazz Age novels. You'll also meet the characters with whom Scott partied to greatness, from Ernest Hemingway to Groucho Marx. Scott & Zelda: The Beautiful Fools will be performed from April 12 to 28 at the Barn Theater at the Marin Art and Garden Center.
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How I Learned to Drive. At 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, April 10, the Sausalito Players will present How I Learned to Drive at the Sausalito Woman's Club, 120 Central Avenue. Admission is free and open to the public. How I Learned to Drive was written by Paula Vogel. A powerful story of love, loss of innocence, and the shameful secrets of a dysfunctional family, the play won the 1998 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. The Sausalito Players has successfully produced Reader's Theater for almost forty years. Actors read from the script while performing on stage. This provides a unique opportunity for directors, producers, and the stage crew to participate in live theater with minimum rehearsals and without having to memorize lines. Light refreshments will be served. Carpooling is recommended.
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Early Rubens. Please join us on Thursday, April 11 at 2:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers for another excellent Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco presentation by docent Rita Dunlay. Peter Paul Rubens (1577-1640) was renowned for his virtuosic handling of oil paint, depictions of taut dramatic action, and sensuous coloring. The corresponding exhibit at the Legion of Honor Museum (April 6 – September 8, 2019) will focus on what is arguably the artist's most innovative period of production, from 1608 until about 1620. This program is sponsored by the Friends of the Sausalito Library.
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Remembering Grace Kelly. From Hollywood to Monaco, from silver screen to royal palace, Grace Kelly's career was filled with dramatic and defining moments. Join KALW movie critic Peter Robinson inside the Sausalito Library at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, April 12 for an entertaining look at Grace Kelly's life and film performances, including clips from Rear Window, High Noon, To Catch a Thief, and High Society.
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Caregiver Support Group. Are you or someone you know caring for a loved one who is suffering from cognitive impairment? Consider joining the Sausalito-based Caregiver Support Group, led by facilitators affiliated with the Alzheimer's Association of Northern California. The next monthly meeting will be held on Saturday, April 13 from 10:00 to 11:30 a.m. in the Rotary Village Community Room at 701 Coloma Street in Sausalito. The group offers caregivers the ability to exchange information, talk through challenges and ways of coping, and share feelings and frustrations. Participants and their situations are assured complete confidentiality. For additional information, please send email to caregivermarin@gmail.com.
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An Evening of Poetry. The Sausalito Library and the Sausalito Woman's Club invite you to an Evening of Poetry on Wednesday, April 17 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. at the Woman's Club, 120 Central Avenue. This special gathering will celebrate some of the outstanding poetry of today. Hear readings from entrepreneurs, teachers, clergy, community leaders, along with special guest appearances by award-winning SLAM poets from local high schools — brave new voices bringing the noise from the margins to the core. Free admission. No-host bar. Parking is available at Christ Church, or make a reservation with Call a Ride for Sausalito Seniors (CARSS) before April 15: (415) 944-5474.
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Estate Planning Basics. Who needs an estate plan? Chances are you do. Estate planning is a process designed to help you manage and preserve your assets while you are alive, and to conserve and control their distribution after your death according to your goals and objectives. But what estate planning means to you specifically depends on who you are. Please join Jeanie Schwarz from Sausalito-based Lumina Financial Consultants in the City Hall Council Chambers at 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, April 18 to learn what you should consider to ensure your estate is protected for you and your family. Jeanie is a Certified Financial Planner and an expert in personal financial management with over 18 years of experience.
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Easter Parade and Egg Hunt. The Easter Bunny will be hopping into Sausalito on Saturday, April 20. This year's parade will begin at 10:00 a.m. at the corner of Johnson and Caledonia streets. We will then march to Robin Sweeny Park for children's Easter egg hunts by age group, followed by live music from Tim Cain. After the egg hunts, there will be an Easter bonnet contest judged by members of the Sausalito Woman's Club. The 39th Annual Easter Parade and Egg Hunt is presented by the Sausalito Parks and Recreation Department.
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Coloring and Doodling Party for Adults. Come relax and join the coloring party on Tuesday, April 23 from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. in the Edgewater Room of City Hall. We provide a stress-free atmosphere, soothing music, and delicious refreshments so you can unleash your imagination. The Sausalito Library provides all coloring supplies, and we can help you make bookmarks and buttons from your artwork. Seating is limited for this free program. If you are interested in attending, please RSVP to Rebecca Burgan at rburgan@sausalito.gov.
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Getting Started with Your Mac. This introductory class presented by the Sausalito Library is designed to get you comfortable with the current Mac operating system, macOS 10.14 Mojave. On Thursday, April 25 from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Edgewater Room of City Hall, you will learn about basic setup and customizations, and familiarize yourself with the interface. We will touch on the basics of System Preferences, Safari, Mail, Time Machine, and file management. Instructor Jon Hartman is a computer consultant specializing in Apple devices who also teaches classes at the libraries in Mill Valley and Tiburon. No RSVP necessary.
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Tomato and Vegetable Basics. Join us on Thursday, April 25 at 7:00 p.m. in the City Hall Council Chambers for a primer on growing your own tomatoes and other vegetables in Marin County. You'll hear about the basics of planting, watering and maintaining your plants. You'll also learn which varieties grow well in our area and how to deal with common challenges. Presenter Joe Jennings is a Marin Master Gardener who grows vegetables year-round in his home garden. This program is co-sponsored by Sausalito Beautiful and the Sausalito Library.
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City Wide Yard Sale. Sausalito's City Wide Yard Sale is a great event for bargain hunters and window shoppers, featuring more than 80 seller booths at the MLK parking lot and basketball courts. The spring yard sale will take place on Saturday, April 27 from 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. Admission is free. Residents of Sausalito and surrounding towns use this biannual event as an opportunity to clear out their garages and offer up treasures at bargain-basement prices.
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