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Draft Historic Resources Element

Land Use and Urban Design Strategy

OpenGov.com - Transparency Tool

While the Town of Colma promotes financial transparency by posting several financial documents online, including the Town’s operating budgets, sometimes additional information may be sought by our residents. Oftentimes that information is most easily understood by viewing charts and graphs or downloading the information into a spreadsheet. In an effort to enhance transparency in financial...

Licenses and Permits

Below are links to download forms to apply for various Town permits.

Elections and Voter Information

Elections and Voter Information General information about elections and voting in Colma

Marsy's Law - Vietnamese

Marsy's Law - Tagalog

Marsy's Law - Spanish

Marsy's Law - Russian

Marsy's Law - Chinese

Marsy's Law - Victim's Bill of Rights

Starting a Business in Colma Brochure

Starting a Business In Colma - Contact Information

Starting a Business in Colma

Why Colma The Town of Colma, known world-wide as the “City of Souls,” is a unique, diverse community of 1,509 residents located on the San Francisco peninsula. It is a regional destination known for its cemeteries, shopping centers and auto sales district. In spite of its urban setting between the cities of Daly City and...

Homeless Assistance

LifeMoves The Town of Colma supports LifeMoves formerly the InnVision Shelter Network for resources to homeless individuals and families or those at risk of becoming homeless. LifeMoves - Breaking the Cycle of Homelessness. LifeMoves is dedicated to helping homeless families and individuals across Silicon Valley and the San Francisco Peninsula return to permanent housing and self-sufficiency. LifeMoves...

Landlord/Tenant Information

The San Mateo County Department of Housing San Mateo County Department of Housing provides information regarding the responsibilities of tenants and landlords.  If you are a landlord or a tenant, the County of San Mateo Department of Housing can assist you with information. Project Sentinel Project Sentinel is a non-profit organization.  Their primary function is to...

What are the administrative requirements?

Self-Evaluation: The ADA requires the Town to evaluate its services, policies and practices to determine barriers to accessibility and proceed to make necessary corrections to remove those barriers. The self-evaluation must be publicly available for three years following its completion. ADA Transition Plan: The Town’s ADA Transition Plan identifies structural modifications to facilities that are necessary...

What are the requirements for facility access?

The Town of Colma must ensure that all of its programs, activities, and services are accessible to individuals with disabilities. One key aspect of that is access to Town facilities. New Construction: Any facility or part of a facility that is constructed by a state or local government entity after January 26, 1992, must be...

Who are “Qualified” Individuals with Disabilities?

To be qualified, the individual must meet the essential eligibility requirements for receipt of services or participation in Town programs, activities, or services with or without: Reasonable modifications to a public entity’s rules, policies, or practices; Removal of architectural, communication, or transportation barriers; or Provision of auxiliary aids and services.Health and safety factors can be...

What are the Limitations?

Among other limiting concepts contained in the ADA and its implementing regulations, the ADA places limitations on the Town’s duty to act in the manner set forth below. No fundamental alterations/undue financial and administrative burdens: The Town is not required to make a modification that would fundamentally alter the nature of its service, program or...

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