Community Information Meeting
Highway 1 Safety and Operational Improvements Project
Wednesday, August 30, 2017, 6 pm
Emergency Operations Center
537 Kelly Avenue, Half Moon Bay
City staff will present updated project plans and schedules.
South segment: Roadway widening from Seymour to Wavecrest and a new signalized intersection at Main Street.
North segment: Roadway widening from North Main Street to Spindrift Way, a new signalized intersection at Terrace Ave, and a new pedestrian/bicycle path on the east side of the highway.
MCC Meeting August 23, 2017
AGENDA for Aug 23, 2017, 7:00pm at GCSD
504 Ave Alhambra, 3rd floor, El Granada
Supporting documents:
Consent: Minutes for Aug 9, 2017
Ohlone/Portolá Trail presentation — background
FMR Master Plan Assessment — Progress Report — presentation
Arbor Ln app/site plan — MCC comments — presentation
Applicant 8/23/17 letter -- 11/9/16 MCC comments
MCC Meeting August 9, 2017
AGENDA for Aug 9, 2017, 7:00pm at GCSD
504 Ave Alhambra, 3rd floor, El Granada
Supporting documents:
Consent: Minutes for July 26, 2017
Subdivision regulations update:
8/9/17 staff report & presentation
6/8/16 MCC comments
Cypress roundabout update: MCC 5/11/16 letter
Agricultural Advisory Committee Openings
Get involved in preservation of agriculture on the Coastside. The County Agricultural Advisory Committee has four openings. Meetings are in HMB, 7pm, the second Monday of the month, as needed. Application for appointment deadline is Sept 29 -- more info.
MidPen Submits Pre-Application Plans for Moss Beach Affordable Housing
Cypress Point is MidPeninsula Housing's proposed 71-unit affordable housing community for families in Moss Beach. The proposed community consists of 16 one-bedroom, 37 two-bedroom, and 18 three-bedroom homes on a 10.875-acre site bounded by Carlos & Sierra Streets. All units apart from the resident manager’s, will be rented to households who earn less than 80% of the Area Median Income.
The entrance on Carlos St. will lead to a community center that will house a community room, property management/resident services offices, computer lab, laundry room, and after-school program space. Outside the community building is a play area for children and a green courtyard.
The flats and townhomes will be located around the center of the site in two-story buildings that match the feel of the surrounding area. Approximately half the site will be preserved as open space, with walking trails around the exterior of the developed area. The plan provides 161 total parking spaces, or 2.27 spaces per unit. Also included are community gardens, barbeque areas, and outdoor bike racks.
The pre-application submittal (PRE2017-00032) includes Site Plans and Preliminary Assessment of Carlos/Hwy 1 Traffic Impacts V2. The first step in the County approval process will be a Pre-Application Public Workshop to be scheduled in Sept.
County project page -- MCC pages Cypress Point & Affordable Housing
UPDATES:
8/3/17 Coastal Commission staff comments
9/20/17Pre-application workshop notice - MidPen presentation
9/27/17 MCC comments & presentation — Resist Density comments — Caltrans comments
11/15/17 Summary of Pre-Application Comments
5/9/18 County funding for pre-development costs:
Oct 2016: $500K (Affordable Housing Fund)
Oct 2017: $1M (Affordable Housing Fund)
May 2018: $400K (HOME)