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Long time residents' view of the LCP update

Mar 23, 06:25 PM Filed under All Issues

The Wednesday, March 23, 2005, editiion of the Half Moon Bay Review has an interesting letter to the editor from long time coastside residents who are worried about their property rights.

This letter is a resounding call to arms for all Coastside residents concerned about their individual property rights and quality of life.

The San Mateo County Planning Commission has presented an update to the Midcoast Local Costal Program to the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors. These major restrictions could be more devastating than a natural disaster for our coast.

Read the letter to the editor at the HMB Reveiw website.

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Long time residents' view of the LCP update

Mar 23, 06:25 PM Filed under All Issues

The Wednesday, March 23, 2005, editiion of the Half Moon Bay Review has an interesting letter to the editor from long time coastside residents who are worried about their property rights.

This letter is a resounding call to arms for all Coastside residents concerned about their individual property rights and quality of life.

The San Mateo County Planning Commission has presented an update to the Midcoast Local Costal Program to the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors. These major restrictions could be more devastating than a natural disaster for our coast.

Read the letter to the editor at the HMB Reveiw website.

What's the status of endangered species on your land? LCP Public Noticing