MCC has No Funding and No Authority; Supervisor Mueller Suggests Midcoast Incorporation would Provide Better Representation

2 thoughts on “MCC has No Funding and No Authority; Supervisor Mueller Suggests Midcoast Incorporation would Provide Better Representation”

1. Our supervisor has a lot to learn about incorporation and annexation matters on the Midcoast. A good start would be for him to become familiar with Cortese-Knox-Herzberg as it applies to our area. Next would be the problem of getting worse city government controlled by power-and-money deluded politicians for some vital services than the better citizen-serving special districts that we now have. Above all, the small town, semi-rural, and citizen-preferred character of the Midcoast that makes it distinct from badly planned and sprawled-out Half Moon Bay would inevitably be lost in myriad ways. Midcoast government under San Mateo County could certainly be better for us citizens, but the repeated efforts on the county’s part for consolidation and greater urbanization head in the opposite direction from our actual needs. And Mueller should at least know about the results of past studies on the matter of Midcoast incorporation or annexation to HMB before he makes assertions like this.

   1. Midcoast Consolidation was discussed years ago by some Midcoast people. I don’t completely remember all the objections. It really is impossible to incorporate the Midcoast since the Midcoast hasn’t enough business generating money.

      We don’t control what is know as the Cherry Stem (businesses on Highway One’s West side between Princeton and HMB. That is controlled by Half Moon Bay.

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