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From Hyatt Hotel Design Review at HMB Architectural Advisory Committee; Thu July 16 @ 8:30 am – 10:00 am
The 3/19/2020 meeting was cancelled due to Covid.
Agenda for 7/16/2020 meeting
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CANCELLED: Hyatt Hotel Design Review at HMB Architectural Advisory Committee; Thu March 19 @ 8:30 am – 10:00 am
Project Proposal for Hyatt
Hyatt History
An application for a new Hyatt hotel has been under review with the City since 2016.
This private development proposal has not been approved, nor has the robust project and environmental review process that precedes consideration of approval been completed. This proposal involves only private property on land that is zoned Planned Development.
The applicant requests City consideration of discretionary actions including a Coastal Development Permit and site and design review. Preparation of an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) to evaluate the potential environmental effects of the proposed project is required.
As part of the process, the Half Moon Bay Planning Commission must consider community input, review the entire project record including plans and studies, and act to approve or deny the project.
Due to the project’s location, final City decisions on this proposal may be appealed to the California Coastal Commission. At various phases of this process there have been and will continue to be opportunities for community discussion and input. A project must complete all elements of this process in order to be considered for final approval.
This comprehensive process helps ensure that a project is consistent with the California Coastal Act, City policies and objectives, is in line with the community’s values, principles, and standards, and takes into consideration environmental protection and support.
Here is a brief overview of the project (updated October 2019)
The Proposed Hyatt Place Planning Submittal:
Project Location: 1191 Main Street, north of the intersection of Highway 1 and Main Street, south of the James Ford Auto Dealership (see map below)
Description (preliminary/approximate):
5 acre site
129 hotel rooms, approximately 90,500 square feet in three stories
Conference meeting space of up to 2,700 square feet
Up to 146 parking spaces
Bicycle & pedestrian paths
Status and Next Steps:
2017: The applicant has been developing the proposal for the hotel project for more than two years. An environmental consultant was hired in April 2017, and preparation of an Environmental Impact Report (EIR) is underway, at the applicant’s expense. A biological resources report evaluation was prepared and circulated to regulatory agencies for comment in fall 2017.
2018: A Notice of Preparation (NOP) was circulated from March 22 – April 20, 2018, and a Planning Commission Study Session was held on March 27, 2018 to gather input on what issues should be addressed in the EIR. A further study session, on the project design, was held by the Planning Commission on October 9, 2018 to gather input and to provide further comments.
2019: Refined project plans were submitted to the City January 29, 2019. This included a reduction in the number of guest rooms, reduced overall square footage and parking as well as moving the proposed buildings outside of a 100 foot wetlands buffer. Preparation is underway for circulation of a draft EIR for public comment in the near future.
- Notice of Preparation for Hyatt Place Hotel Project Environmental Impact Report (EIR)
- Biological Resource Evaluation Technical Report Peer Review
2020: Revised site and elevation plans were submitted to the City January 2020 by the applicant.
If you have any questions, please contact Art Henriques at the City of Half Moon Bay Community Development Department, 501 Main Street, or at [email protected] or (650) 726-8270.
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ARCHITECTURAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE (AAC)
The Architectural Advisory Committee (AAC) is a three-member committee. The AAC was formed to assist the City Council, Planning Commission, and City staff with design review of public projects and certain private development proposals. The AAC is advisory and will be involved in early review of projects before they advance to the Planning Commission or Community Development Director for public hearings. The AAC will primarily consider mixed-use, multi-family, and non-residential proposals as well as City projects such as streetscapes and new facilities. The AAC may also have the opportunity to provide input on design guidelines and aesthetic and design-related elements of various types of plans.
The AAC meets the third Thursday of every month at 8:30 AM at the Ted Adcock Community Center, South Dayroom (535 Kelly Avenue) and other advertised times as needed. The AAC consists of three members with professional experience in design and/or construction. The current AAC members include the following:
- Chad Hooker
- Linda Poncini
- Steve Kikuchi
The agendas for the AAC are as follows:
2020
AAC Agenda Packet – 3.19.202 @ 8:30 AM Note: this meeting will be held at the Half Moon Bay Library Community Room B, 620 Correas Street.
AAC Agenda Packet – 1.16.2020 @ 8:30AM
2019
AAC Agenda Packet – 12.13.2019 @ 8:30AM
AAC Agenda Packet – 11.21.2019 @8:30AM
AAC Agenda Packet – 10.17.2019 @ 8:30AM
For additional information, please contact the AAC staff liaison:
AAC Staff Liaison:
Scott Phillips
Associate Planner
[email protected]
Phone: 650-726-8299
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