Midcoast annual meeting update, County Supervisor and Community Council

Half Moon Bay Review/Julia Reis, 2/6/14.  "Don Horsley outlines priorities at Saturday meeting"(2/1/14).

Local small business enterprises
such as this market/restaurant

Commercial fishing, and recreational boating

....  The retreat opened with Horsley discussing his top two issues for the year. The most important of which, he said, was the Plan Princeton project. Horsley answered inquiries about the Devil’s Slide Trail opening ceremony, which is slated for Friday, March 21. The trail itself is due to open to the public the following day. He also touched on a parking study for the Midcoast.
 
....  Other issues that merited mention from Horsley were traffic congestion, Surfer’s Beach erosion and the transportation management plan that is being worked on in conjunction with Plan Princeton. Read article.

Reference -  Plan Princeton project.  "Plan Princeton is a study being conducted by San Mateo County to update the land use plan for Princeton. The project will focus on the area west of and including Highway 1, between Pillar Point Harbor and Moss Beach. The purpose of this project is to make a comprehensive update to the policies, plans, and standards regulating the Princeton study area in order to:   Enhance coastal access, recreation, research, and education opportunities.  Support and expand coastal-dependent and coastal-related uses.  Provide facilities needed by the commercial fishing industry and recreational boaters.  Create local jobs and services.  Abate neighborhood blight and zoning violations. Address parking, circulation, and infrastructure needs.  Identify and evaluate potential solutions to shoreline erosion problems.  Protect and restore water quality and sensitive habitats.  Maintain compliance with the State Coastal Act and State airport compatibility requirements."

Note photographs:   Princeton jetty by Luke Kilpatrick from  SF on Fire, fashion, food, fun, francisco.  Market/restaurant from Restaurant.com.  

Posted by Kathy Meeh