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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

news story

Devil's Slide highway, 1937

Devil's Slide 1

Devil's Slide 2

Coastsiders resist density "disaster" @ Moss Beach too-tall townhouses

news story

Ashlyn Rollins, Half Moon Bay Review

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

real estate listing

Moss Beach: commercial/residential building proposed @ Highway 1

Coastside Design Review

Cursed corner: Holiday Inn expansion stalls

Better Business Burro reports that the Rockaway Holiday Inn Express expansion project is stalled again as the FOURTH general contractor is about to walk away from the cursed corner.

HMB STUDIES LAND USE AND LOCAL COASTAL PLAN

NEWS STORY

Moss Beach bluff (above) is in unincorporated San Mateo County, not the City of Half Moon Bay.

SEA-LEVEL RISE: PACIFICA DEBATES MANAGED RETREAT

NEWS STORY

PACIFICA WITHDRAWS BEACHFRONT RFQ

PRESS RELEASE

HMB LAND USE PLANNING: TRAFFIC IS EVERYONE'S #1 PAIN POINT

NEWS STORY

PACIFICA'S DRAFT COASTAL PLAN: SEA-LEVEL RISE ADAPTATION

PRESS RELEASE

MIDCOAST RESISTS DENSE 71-UNIT PROJECT IN MOSS BEACH

NEWS STORY

CITY OF PACIFICA RFQ FOR OCEANFRONT HOTEL DEVELOPMENT

PRESS RELEASE

HARBOR DISTRICT EYES SPOT NEXT DOOR TO SAM'S CHOWDERHOUSE

NEWS STORY

Great, let's add to the traffic jam in that spot by Surfers Beach.

CALIFORNIA CRUNCH: OVERPOPULATED, OVERDEVELOPED

OP-ED

IS IT BEER O'CLOCK @ LINDA MAR BEACH TACO BELL?

On August 20, the Pacifica Planning Commission considered a use permit for Taco Bell at Linda Mar Beach to construct a 1,112-square-foot outdoor seating area with alcoholic beverage service. Staff report recommended approval of the measure, but the commission postponed a decision while it continues to study the plan.

Alan Wald

MIDPEN MAYHEM: MOSS BEACH TRAFFIC PLAN NIGHTMARE

PRESS RELEASE

JUST SAY NO!