Half Moon Bay Review/Clay Lambert, 4/23/15. "Harbor District moves to El Granada."
"On April 15 the Harbor Commission voted unanimously to move
administrative staff into leased space on the second floor of the
building at 504 Avenue Alhambra. The move is expected to be complete by
June 1.
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| Harbor Board's El Granada location |
| Pillar Point Harbor |
Currently, district offices fill a
larger space in South San Francisco, near Oyster Point Harbor, one of
two peninsula harbors under the control of the taxation district. But
for most of its 70-year history, the district has been housed on the
coast and elected commissioners have often said they planned to move
closer to Pillar Point Harbor.
.... Last year the district came close to purchasing the entire building at
504 Avenue Alhambra. In fact, the commission voted to spend $1.8 million
to purchase the property only to renege later because staff said
unforeseen repairs would be needed. .... The Harbor District’s three-year lease calls for it to pay building
owners, Working Dirt LLS of Palo Alto, $7,000 a month for the first 12
months. That would rise by $300 a month every year of the contract." Read more.
Related, Fix Pacifica reprint article. Half Moon Bay Review/Clay Lambert, 4/14/14. "Harbor District plans to move offices back to coast." Same building, consideration at that time was to buy.
Note photographs. Harbor Vista Building, 504 Avenue Alhambra, El Granada from Loopnet. Pillar Point Harbor from The Monkey Face News.
Note photographs. Harbor Vista Building, 504 Avenue Alhambra, El Granada from Loopnet. Pillar Point Harbor from The Monkey Face News.
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