Midcoast Community Council
An elected Municipal Advisory Council to the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors,
representing unincorporated Montara, Moss Beach, El Granada, Princeton, and Miramar
Location:
Granada Sanitary District (GSD), 504 Ave Alhambra, 3rd Floor, El Granada.
AGENDA highlights (with links to supporting documents):
Process for Public Forums on Highway 1 Improvement Projects
MCC Regular Meeting Start Time Change to 7PM (tabled)
MCC Regular Meeting Place Change to GSD (tabled)
Impact of Special Events on the Midcoast
Special Events Process for the Midcoast (presentation-Kehoe) (not adopted)
UPDATE: 1/23/13 MINUTES
AGENDA
Location: Granada Sanitary District, 504 Ave Alhambra, 3rd Floor, El Granada.
SamTrans presentation re proposed Midcoast bus service changes. (11/14/12 MCC comments)
La Costanera restaurant - consideration of Initial Study & 12/20/12 Negative Declaration for Use Permit Amendment to expand restaurant hours on Fridays/weekends, formalize State Beach parking lot, and legalize exterior building improvements.
Highway 1 Action Plan Committee proposal (not adopted)
Draft County Proposal for Public Review of Projects funded by SMC Transportation Authority Congestion Management Program
Devil's Slide Task Force meeting notes 12/18/12
UPDATE: 1/9/13 MINUTES
Harbor District General Manager is holding a public meeting Jan 8, 3pm, at HMB Yacht Club, to discuss the boat launch ramp dredging scheduled for this spring. Local surfers and others have questioned the continued placement of dredge material on Perched Beach (near kayak stand) when other eroded local beaches (Surfers Beach and Princeton shoreline) cry out for beach replenishment. Link to HMB Review article.
UPDATE 1/15/13: The Harbor District will add a new page to their website, available by February, on Pillar Point Harbor Dredging. The page will also maintain information on Surfers Beach and Princeton shoreline erosion, and other dredging-related issues. Background documents will be available and upcoming meetings, including Army Corps on Surfers Beach, and County Princeton Planning process as it relates to shoreline erosion.
