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AGENDA/STAFF REPORT. From the California Coastal Commission’s May 7th to 9th meeting to be held at the Oceano Hotel. CDP = Coastal Development Permit.
Thursday, May 8th, 2025. Meeting starts at 9:00am, but Agenda Item #11a will come after:
- Public Comment
- Enforcement Report
- North Central Coast District Deputy Director’s Report (includes the Coastside)
- City of Pacifica’s LUP Update
- Sonoma LCP Appeal map
Agenda Item #11a
Appeal No. A-2-HMB-25-0003 (Hyatt Hotel, Half Moon Bay)
Appeal by David Schorr (Keep HMB Scenic) of City of Half Moon Bay decision granting permit with conditions to RGJC South LLC for a roughly 66,000 sq.ft.,102-room hotel and associated site improvements (e.g., parking, meeting rooms, bar/lounge), as well as habitat restoration and bike and pedestrian paths; a lot line adjustment between the hotel parcel and adjacent auto dealership property to the north; and subdivision of a portion of the auto dealership property on the north side of Seymour Street into four residential lots, all between Highway 1 and Main Street at the southern end of the City of Half Moon Bay’s downtown area.
Full Staff Report and Recommendation
Thus, staff recommends that the Commission determine that the appeal contentions do not raise a substantial LCP conformance issue, and that the Commission decline to take jurisdiction over the CDP application for the project. The single motion necessary to implement this recommendation is found on page 5 below.
More on the Hyatt Hotel Development on Coastside Buzz
Half Moon Bay Hyatt Hotel Project Approved after 9 Years of Design Modifications; Chamber Looks Forward to Midsize Conference Rooms to Boost City’s Midweek Income; February 6, 2025
Special Half Moon Bay City Council Meeting for the Hyatt Hotel Project Appeal; January 27, 2025
After Planning Commission Votes 3-2 No, the Hyatt Hotel Project is Appealed to the Half Moon Bay City Council by the Developer; November 21, 2024
Hyatt Hotel Project Denied 3-2: LCLUP View Corridor Rules vs $1M TOT; If Appealed will Go To Half Moon Bay City Council; October 24, 2024
Half Moon Bay Planning Continues Hyatt Hotel Project after 5 Hours of Public Comment and Commisioners’ Analysis to their Next Meeting; October 10th, 2024
Hyatt Hotel Funds Additional EIR Study Responding to Public Comment and New CEQA Requirements for Vehicle Miles Traveled (VMT); December 1, 2022
Hyatt Hotel Responds to Public Comment by Spacing Buildings ~ Pro Suggests Hotel Would “Activate Main St.” Improving City’s Outdoor Economy; August 18, 2022
Half Moon Bay Planning Gets Pushback on Hyatt Place Hotel Regarding Visual Barriers, Water Shortage and Traffic; July 28, 2022
Hyatt Hotel Design Review at HMB Architectural Advisory Committee; July 21, 2020
Hyatt Place Hotel Manages View Corridor by Reducing Height and Number of Rooms; July 7, 2021
Hyatt Hotel Design Review at HMB Architectural Advisory Committee; July 21, 2020
Hyatt Hotel Project History
The Half Moon Bay City Council typically meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month starting at 7:00pm at the Ted Adcock Community Center, 535 Kelly Avenue.
The City Council of Half Moon Bay is the City’s governing body, and consists of five elected members. The Council sets priorities and policies, makes final decisions on all major City matters, adopts ordinances and resolutions, appoints the City Manager and City Attorney, and approves the annual budget.
Mayor Robert Brownstone, District 1; Term ends 2026
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Vice Mayor Debbie Ruddock, District 4; Term ends 2026
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Councilmember Deborah Penrose, District 5, Term ends 2026
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Councilmember Patric Bo Jonsson, District 2, Term Ends 2028
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Councilmember Paul Nagengast, District 3; Term Ends 2028
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