AGENDA for May 10, 2017, 7:00pm at GCSD
504 Ave Alhambra, 3rd floor, El Granada
Supporting documents:
New Granada Fire Station 41: background
Sewer Authority Mid-Coastside presentation
Consent: Minutes for April 26, 2017
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
AGENDA for May 10, 2017, 7:00pm at GCSD
504 Ave Alhambra, 3rd floor, El Granada
Supporting documents:
New Granada Fire Station 41: background
Sewer Authority Mid-Coastside presentation
Consent: Minutes for April 26, 2017
At their 5/10/2017 meeting (agenda) the SMC Planning Commission will consider another revision of the draft Short-Term Rental Ordinance, incorporating changes suggested by CCC staff and members of the public. The staff report includes the draft ordinance with the latest changes in markup. For background, see the Short-Term Rental Ordinance page.
The County will hold a Pre-Application Workshop to allow for early public comment on proposed 3-story, 13-room hotel on 10,942 s/f commercially zoned parcel at corner of 7th St and Highway 1 in Montara (outlined in yellow on map). Plans - MCC comments - CCC staff comments - 5/15 Workshop Notice
Monday, May 15, 2017, 7:15 - 8:45 pm (flyer)
HMB Yacht Club, 214 Princeton Ave, Princeton
Another hotel proposal to be located across the street at 1390 Main St (PLN2016-00328) will be scheduled for its own Pre-application Workshop at a later date. Plans have not yet been released for that hotel, initially proposed for 31 rooms and 2 dwelling units (outlined in green on map).
Related: Neighborhood Commercial Zoning Regs need update:
MCC letter - presentation - County reply - MCC follow-up letter
UPDATE 5/16/2017: About 45 Midcoast residents attended the workshop. Also in attendance was a representative of the property owner, AHK International Ltd, Ridgegate Apartments. The applicant, local architect Ed Love, fielded questions. County staff took notes to be included with other public and staff comments in a follow-up letter to the owner/applicant.
The applicant described the project as a “boutique” hotel, meaning upscale and pricey. Regarding parking, he acknowledged that practically speaking, the 13-unit hotel would require 13 guest spaces and 7 for staff. Existing plans show 7 spaces on site, and the applicant proposed leasing 13 additional spaces off site in the neighborhood, with valet parking.
UPDATE 6/20/17: Workshop summary
The final report on the US Army Corps of Engineers Northern HMB Shoreline Improvement Project has been released, over seven years and $1 million after project inception. The reference value of the report itself, for the research and analyses contained, will be the only benefit of the study, because the Army Corps determined the cost/benefit ratio of the preferred alternative, harbor dredging and beach nourishment, does not meet the standards for federal funding. The Harbor District pilot beach nourishment project looks to the State of California for grant funding. More info and documents on the Surfers’ Beach page.
AGENDA for April 26, 2017, 7:00pm at GCSD
504 Ave Alhambra, 3rd floor, El Granada
Supporting documents:
County Parks Midcoast update: presentation
FMR Master Plan 2016 Assessment
Midcoast Parks Governance/Funding: presentation
2015 County Mini-Parks Policy
2014 LAFCo: Granada Community Services reorg
2008 LAFCo: Coastside Sphere of Influence
2007 Midcoast Action Plan for Parks & Recreation
2002 Midcoast Recreational Needs Assessment
Midcoast Parks Development Fund report (thru 2012)
Consent: Minutes for April 12, 2017