This meeting of the Half Moon Bay Planning Commission addressed two primary agenda items: an update on an emergency coastal development permit for the landfill and a proposed residential development at Creekside Court, which included a request for a setback variance. After extensive discussion, the applicant withdrew the variance request for Lot 10, and the commission approved the remainder of the project with conditions related to tree protection.
1.A. Emergency Coastal Development Permit – Half Moon Bay Landfill
1.B. Creekside Residences – Coastal Development Permit, Architectural Review, and Setback Variance
Okay. Good evening. I'd like to welcome you to the City of Half Moon Bay Planning Commission meeting for February thirteenth, two thousand and twenty-four. This is an in-person hybrid meeting, and Bridget will share some of the details. Thank you. Okay, before we officially get started, I'd just like to wish everyone a good evening and welcome to the February thirteenth, twenty twenty-four planning commission meeting. A few brief um comments uh for public comment etiquette before we get started. Um in person um we'll in person and that for those that are on Zoom. The Planning Commission chair will open up general public comment section of the agenda. At that time, community members will be welcome to speak on any of the items that are not listed on this evening's agenda. For the specific items listed on the agenda, there will be a public comment opportunities during the discussion of those specific items. Three minutes will be given to those commenters. Those wanting to speak in person will be recognized. Please make sure that when you start, please speak clearly. State your name for the record so it's easily to take minutes. And if you're on the telephone only, please push star six to raise and unraise your hand and star nine to mute and unmute yourself. This evening, just remind commissioners and our staff to speak into this to the um microphone for recording purposes and for our public. Also, we did have correspondence go out this morning, and I have posted that on the agenda on the website. And commissioners have received those as well. Um this evening we did receive another uh correspondence which we've handed out to you and is also in the binder going up. Um and Scott will um explain that during his presentation as well. Um I would like to remind um I would like you to uh thank you for being patient as we do this hybrid meeting, and I'll turn it back over to Vice Chair Gossett to start the meeting officially Okay, thank you. Bridget, can you take roll call, please? We could start with the pledge, then we can all right. I would like to agents to define states earlier. Okay. Um we have Commissioner Reddick is absent this evening. Commissioner Johannes. I'm here, thanks. Commissioner Gorn? Here. Vice Chair Gossett. Here. And Chair Hernandez, who will be joining us here shortly, so we can we'll acknowledge him when he when he attends. Okay. Okay. Um with that, I would like to ask if anyone from the public would like to speak out about anything that is not on the agenda. I see none online or in person. Thank you. Okay, so then we would like to move to um review the minutes. We just had one edit um Commissioner Gossett brought to my attention. I was missing a question that she mentioned on page five, so second to the last page. Um I highlighted in orange. Um she just added uh we had the the question the answer to the question, which um staff answered, but the question was um in 2018 a meeting uh there was a meeting regarding the bell bill. Um potholes were mentioned by the residents, and the potholes are still there today. Will that be addressed? So I just added that for the record, and the comment and answers are on staff on page six. So that's the only change that I've been notified. But if there's any other changes, feel free to speak up. Um I recall a discussion about emergency CDPs that um had been had during that meeting, but I don't see them reflected on here.