The Half Moon Bay Planning Commission last month denied a staff recommendation to allow for new paved parking spaces on Poplar Street, effectively doubling down on public safety and stating
Plan to restore and improve the Wavecrest Trail in Half Moon Bay caused a stir among locals who said the parking proposal of three lots and 80 spaces would create
Half Moon Bay city officials are rethinking a proposed project that would give a variety of traffic and drainage improvements along Poplar Street. The work was expected to provide safer
With easing of restrictions on social gatherings and warmer weather on the horizon, the city of Half Moon Bay is preparing for an influx of visitors to the Coastside over the next few months.
The Half Moon Bay City Council unanimously approved its 2021 Beach Action Plan last week. It is designed to alleviate the effects of increased traffic to the Coastside this year. With concerns over bathroom availability and adequate
infrastructure to support more people, the city is planning to add more trash cans, restrooms, signage and opportunities for beach cleanups. The plan will be in effect from May 1 through Oct. 15.
Half Moon Bay is moving forward with renovation plans to add a new 440-person capacity amphitheater and play area at John L. Carter Memorial Park for future large music and theater events.
Half Moon Bay is making improvements because it wants a park to host cultural events with local performances and summer day camps. It also wants to increase community recreation at a currently underutilized park, city staff said. Improvements include a new amphitheater with terraced seating and a new stage with storage space complete with a changing room. Terraced steps covered in artificial turf would serve as seating for people, with lawn seating in front of the stage. There would be a wood stage with a concrete base. The amphitheater stage would face north, away from Pilarcitos Creek at the park.