Highway 1 Traffic & Safety Improvements – June 18 Meeting

Public input is needed on design alternatives for pedestrian crossings, highway medians, and left turns at 8 locations in the Midcoast.

Two public meetings (flyer):
Wednesday, June 18, 7:00 - 9:00PM
Farallone View Elementary School, 1100 Le Conte, Montara
AND
Early July Meeting, details TBD

The designs are based on concept plans in the Highway 1 Safety and Mobility Improvement Study, a public participatory planning effort completed in 2012.  Crossings, medians, and left turns were identified as near-term, high priority projects in the Action Plan for the Highway 1 Study. 

County project webpage has link to the design alternatives, and another to submit comments on line.  You may also submit comments by email to ncalderon@smcgov.org

UPDATE:  6/18/14 meeting VIDEO, NOTES, COMMENT CARDS.
MCC project page

MCC June 11, 2014, Meeting Canceled

The regular meeting of the Midcoast Community Council for Wednesday, June 11, 2014, has been canceled.

Moss Beach Park Improvements – June 9 Meeting

County Parks Director Marlene Finley will meet with Midcoast residents to discuss improvements to Moss Beach Park.

Monday, June 9, 6:30 pm
Granada Sanitary District, 504 Ave Alhambra, 3rd Floor, El Granada

Donuts with Don/ Coffee with Kevin, June 6

Supervisor Don Horsley & Assemblyman Kevin Mullin Coastside Office Hours
Friday, June 6, 8:00am – 9:30am
Mazzetti's Bakery, 101 Manor Drive, Pacifica

El Granada 12-Unit Apartment Bldg at Design Review June 12

Thursday, June 12, 2014, 1:00 pm
SPECIAL VENUE:  HMB Yacht Club, 214 Princeton Ave, Princeton

The proposed 3-story “Mavericks” apartment building, at corner of Coronado & Avenue Portola, was presented at a pre-application public workshop on March 25.  That 15-unit plan has been downsized to 12 units and the “affordable” units have been left out.

AGENDA:  Consideration of design review recommendation to allow construction of a 24,321 sq. ft., new 3-story, 12-unit residential apartment building on an existing 16,909 sq. ft. legal parcel, as part of a Coastal Development Permit and Grading Permit. The Coastside Design Review Committee will not render a decision, but will make a recommendation regarding the project’s compliance with design review standards. The Coastal Development Permit and Grading Permit decisions will take place at a later date. Twenty-four (24) significant trees to be removed. The project is not appealable to the California Coastal Commission.

Cover Sheet - Site Plan
Floor Plans:  Parking Level – First/Second Residential Floors
Exterior Elevations:  Portola/Coronado – West/South – Exterior Colors
Conceptual Landscape Plan