Planning & Development
THE FATE OF BEACH BOULEVARD & THE SEAWALL
February 04, 2021
PACIFICANS SUE CITY OVER ENVIRONMENTAL & SAFETY CONCERNS
December 23, 2020
COUNTY OKAYS PRINCETON HARBOR RV PARK
December 09, 2020
3-STORY HOTEL PROPOSED FOR MONTARA
November 11, 2020
HMB PLANS BUILDING ON OLD OCCIDENTAL HOTEL SITE
November 09, 2020
Courtesy of Dan Stegink
PACIFICA PLANNING COMMISSION CONSIDERS 340 WATERFORD DEVELOPMENT
November 02, 2020
Pacifica Planning Commission is considering a plan for development of the vacant lot at 340 Waterford @ Monterey (next to the car wash). The project staff report and attachments are posted on the City of Pacifica website. Link to plans for the development:
PACIFICA PLANNING COMMISSION PONDERS CONTROVERSIAL VISTA MAR PROJECT
October 23, 2020
PACIFICA ARCHITECT ENVISIONS BETTER FUTURE
September 28, 2020
ROCKAWAY QUARRY RECLAMATION PLAN
September 16, 2020
An application has been submitted to the City of Pacifica for approval of a quarry reclamation plan. For project information, including FAQ:
BIG WAVE GROUNDBREAKING
July 01, 2020
ANOTHER GOOD REASON NOT TO GO OVER THE HILL
July 01, 2020
STANDOFF ON MIDCOAST TRAFFIC & HOUSING
July 01, 2020
MidPen proposal
OPPOSE VISTA MAR CONDO PROJECT IN MANOR
July 01, 2020
RESIST DUNES BEACH RESORT PLAN
April 30, 2020
Artist rendering, San Mateo Daily Journal
MOSS BEACH CYPRESSES AXED FOR 5 MONSTER HOMES
April 30, 2020
"Density disaster": too-tall townhouses @ Moss Beach
February 27, 2020
Stop Moss Beach high-density housing project
February 14, 2020
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