RIPTIDE

PLANNERS FLOUNDER: MIDCOAST TRAFFIC & HOUSING

Mega-development plan

Roundabouts vs. signals

Confusion reigns

RESIST DUNES BEACH RESORT PLAN

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Artist rendering, San Mateo Daily Journal

MOSS BEACH CYPRESSES AXED FOR 5 MONSTER HOMES

NextDoor

"Density disaster": too-tall townhouses @ Moss Beach

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update

Ashlyn Rollins, Half Moon Bay Review

Stop Moss Beach high-density housing project

Everyone on the Coastside appreciates low-wage service workers, artists, teachers, first responders, and others who badly need affordable housing. We need to help them. But the answer is not a 71-unit development in Moss Beach. It does not belong where there are no jobs, and already way too much highway traffic. Find a better location closer to employment and shopping. Moss Beach is not a dumping ground for the county's affordable-housing problem. Please tell the Board of Supervisors to protect Moss Beach from misplaced high-density housing.

John Maybury, Publisher and Editor, Riptide

Sierra Club: Resist Density

What to do about people living on boats

Pillar Point Harbor

Richardson Bay

California Coastal Commission seeks strategic-plan feedback

strategic plan

MCC meeting: the real story is in the comments

news & comments

Pedro Point coastal trail project planning

coastal trail

 

California Coastal Commission draft strategic plan

draft strategic plan

public comment opportunity

Midcoast developments in planning

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Traffic on Highway 1 is so bad already that most locals think it is insane to add more housing at these locations above. Join the conversation at the Comments link below.

Resist Density sues county for access to public records on proposed Moss Beach development

lawsuit

Pacifica & HMB plan for sea level rise

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Study: HMB has enough parking spaces, doesn't need more

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HMB bike/walk master plan

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Kyle Ludowitz, Half Moon Bay Review

Midcoast Community Council challenges El Granada motel expansion plan

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Devil's Slide highway, 1937

Devil's Slide 1

Devil's Slide 2

Monterey-Waterford rezoning/development proposed

Proposed rezoning and development of a vacant lot at Monterey and Waterford, next to the car wash, in Pacific Manor, went before the Pacifica Planning Commission in a study session, June 17. Public input was heard, but no action was taken. If approved, the general plan amendments and associated development permits would allow construction of a commercial-residential, mixed-use structure of up to 12 dwelling units on the 9,500-square-foot property. Applicant: Ojanen Chiou Architects, LLP. Stay tuned here for an update on the outcome of this application.

Nonprofits save Andreotti farmland for coastal agriculture

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801 Fassler: 11-acre Prospects project asks $9 million

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