Published in the Half Moon Bay Review on 1/29/20 The scenic open space west of Highway 1 at the Surf...
Dunes Beach
Background
The Threat: A Luxury Hotel At Dunes Beach
A luxury hotel and RV park has been proposed for a 47-acre open space and agricultural site adjacent to Dunes Beach and Surf Beach in Half Moon Bay. This proposal would replace the existing farm fields and equestrian facilities with a 212-room hotel/conference center and a 177-space high-end RV park, impacting the scenic coastal views the public currently enjoys and worsening the already-severe traffic problems on Highway One.
Threatened Species Are At Further Risk
The beach area near the project site provides nesting habitat for the threatened Western Snowy Plover, and the State Parks site adjacent to the project provides overwintering habitat for western monarch butterflies that are already in alarming decline.
Save Dunes Beach: Take Action to Oppose the Project
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