Half Moon Bay Review/Mark Noack, 3/1/13. "City revisits traffic study, Planning officials discuss local roads."
"Half Moon Bay planning officials brainstormed ways to improve the city’s grid of roads, trails and highways at a follow-up meeting on Tuesday to prepare the city’s circulation update. The circulation report is the master plan setting goals for improving the city’s transportation infrastructure. The current circulation study was put together in the 1990s, and city planners have indicated it’s overdue for an update.
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But other residents were firmly opposed to new traffic signals or making any changes to Highway 1. That may be a sign of the provincial fights the city could face as it moves forward with planned road improvements. In tandem with the circulation study, the city is preparing a long-expected expansion of Highway 1 that would widen the roadway, extend its parallel pedestrian trail and install three new stoplights."
Posted by Kathy Meeh
26 comments:
Half Moon Bay will have this done and finished and Pacifica will still be catering to the hippies and noobees arguing about Highway 1.
Let's hope so.
Todd Bray and his Vallemar hippies and noobes are the main impediment to anything revenue producing being built in Pacifica.
hear hear. You are correct Mr Bray.
Anon 1046... you are so right! Just think of how much revenue we would have if we had a 6 lane freeway running through town. It is not like CalTrans has been messing with the light on Hwy 1 and RDM. When you are waiting to make a left off of 1 onto RDM the light changes first for people making a left from RDM to HWY 1, even when there are no cars waiting to turn left.
Vallemar? And West Sharp park, Rockaway, Manor, and on and on. This is a hippie town you fools!
Conspiracy.
1142 sarcasm, yes? yes?
oh yes I'd get off the freeway to stop in pathetica. absolutely.
Yeah 1142. Look what the freeway did for Palmetto and the Pacific Manor and Sharp Park districts. That's posh, prime, luxe. Thank the great Caltrans. Killer of towns. Won't take much. We're near dead now.
Anyone of you know the identity of the gullible suits viewing the quarry today? looks like the 88 acre property is attracting a new set of suckers.
If we keep saying "hippies" we can fix anything! burp.
here we go again
Bray they were saying something about Nevada is full.
MIB?
Wassa matter Todd? You guys don't have the quarry bugged for just such events?
"Anyone of you know the identity of the gullible suits viewing the quarry today"
"Word on the street" is that it's Chop Keenan.
California Prison Authority.
Bray, can march into their office and tell them not to buy the quarry.
Like he did last time.
It's not Chop.
Todd fo-gets the Quarry is already approved for commercial use, no vote needed. As long as there's nothing crazy the coastal commission will pass it.
Chop Keenan. That would be too funny. Well I guess he never did build what he wanted in HMB after they so cleverly turned his land into a protected wetlands. Probably still has some of their money. Oh, let me count the thousand ways the official City of Pathetica lunkheads could screw it up, causing Chop to then slice and dice this town.
Cypress Gardens wants to build a cemetery.
"Quarry is already approved for commercial use, no vote needed. As long as there's nothing crazy the coastal commission will pass it." Peebles said he'd build all commercial if Measure L didn't pass. Instead, he stiffed his lender on the non-recourse loan and walked away with a multi-million dollar profit. The lender was stuck with the quarry. If the coastal commission will pass an all-commercial project, why hasn't somebody done that?
I know this means nothing to the various Anon's here but zoning is a far cry from an approved project of any kind.
But if the current East Coast owners of the property can unload it on some un-informed wanna be's like themselves or the transient fellow they loaned so many millions to to buy it, then good for them. Bad for the buyer, but good for them.
Chop Keenan managed to get a hotel built in HMB right on the water. Then it went condo. Same in Hermosa Beach. He's big but deep local roots. And he likes retail. He knows how to get things done. If he's interested, it's a good sign. He'll run rings around the amateurs we've put in charge. Ask the other amateurs in HMB who tried to mess with him. Fingers-crossed.
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