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VIDEO. From California Coastal Commission meeting on Friday, July 10th, 2026, held at Crowne Plaza Ventura Beach 450 E Harbor Blvd.
Agenda
Staff Report for Item #7B and Correspondence
Exhibits (maps, photos, simulations)
Addenda
Commissioners
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Starts at 0:38:29
Applicant, Greg Jamison, presents:
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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
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