Half Moon Bay public meetings in 2021
11 substantive meetings from 2021, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission will hold a remote meeting to discuss the implementation of the Parks Master Plan, specifically regarding Magnolia Park and Smith Fields. The agenda includes informational reports from staff and updates from the Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation. The body will also review and discuss the Public Art Policy and a Camera Usage Policy Update. No specific dollar amounts or binding votes are listed in the provided agenda text.
- Parks Master Plan Implementation Update for Magnolia Park
- Parks Master Plan Implementation Update for Smith Fields
- Public Art Policy Review and Discussion
- Camera Usage Policy Update
- Coast Pride Presentation
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission and Bicycle Pedestrian Advisory Committee held a joint special meeting to discuss implementation updates for the Parks Master Plan and Bike Pedestrian Master Plan. The agenda included discussions on the Coastal Trail, Smith Field Park master planning, and proposed equipment additions for Ocean View Park. No votes or final decisions were recorded in the provided agenda text; items were listed for update and discussion.
- Update and discussion on Parks Master Plan Implementation and Planned Capital Improvements
- Update and discussion on Bike Pedestrian Master Plan Implementation and Capital Improvements
- Coastal Trail Update covering Bike Patrol, Poplar Parallel Path, and Signage
- Smith Field Park Master Planning Update and Visioning Process
- Review and discussion of proposed Ocean View Park equipment additions
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission is discussing a draft Public Art Policy that establishes procedures for commissioning, accepting, and removing artwork on city property. Staff provided updates on the Carter Park Improvement Project, which received approximately $4.75 million in state funding, and the implementation of the Parks Master Plan. The meeting also includes informational reports from the Chamber of Commerce and the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District.
- Review and discussion of the draft Public Art Policy (Draft 7.28.2021)
- Update on Carter Park Improvement Project timeline and $4.75 million state funding
- Parks Master Plan Implementation update
- Chamber of Commerce update on community events
- Sand Volleyball program update
Parks and Recreation Commission Meeting
The Parks and Recreation Commission held a special remote meeting to discuss the implementation of the Parks Master Plan. The agenda included informational reports on recreation updates and a request to deaccession the Half Moon sculpture. The body also discussed the development of a new art policy and the Little Library Program with the Rotary Club.
- Review of Art Deaccessioning Request for the Half Moon sculpture
- Discussion on Art Policy Development
- Update on Parks Master Plan Implementation
- Little Library Program update with the Rotary Club of Half Moon Bay
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation Commission held a remote meeting to discuss staff informational reports on the Parks and Bicycle/Pedestrian Master Plans. The agenda included updates on the Summer’s End Music Festival and a discussion regarding the emergency removal of art at Kitty Fernandez Plaza. No specific votes, contracts, or ordinances were listed for decision in the provided text.
- Staff informational report on Parks Master Plan Implementation
- Staff informational report on Bicycle/Pedestrian Master Plan Implementation
- Discussion of Art Deasseccioning Report for Emergency Removal at Kitty Fernandez Plaza
- Update from Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation
- Summer’s End Music Festival and Music in the Park Update
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation Commission met remotely to review staff reports on the Parks Master Plan and City Council updates. The body discussed updates from the Boys & Girls Club of the Coastside and Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation. The primary decision item was the 2021 Priority Setting process.
- 2021 Priority Setting discussion
- Parks Master Plan Implementation update
- Update from the Boys & Girls Club of the Coastside
- Update from the Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation
- Introduction with the Granada Community Services District
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation Commission met remotely to review staff reports on the Parks Master Plan implementation and the FY 2021-22 Capital Improvement Plan. The body also discussed 2021 priority setting and received updates from the Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation and the Grenada Community Services District. No specific ordinances, contracts, or fee changes were decided or proposed in the agenda text.
- Review of Parks Master Plan Implementation and FY 2021-22 Capital Improvement Plan Update
- Discussion of 2021 Priority Setting
- Update from Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation
- Introduction with the Grenada Community Services District
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation Commission is meeting remotely to discuss routine updates and several policy items. They will hear reports from city council, recreation staff, and the Parks Master Plan implementation, and will consider an art deaccessioning policy and a policy for public/private partnerships with the Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation. The commission will also set priorities for 2021 and honor outgoing commissioners.
- Art Deaccessioning Policy
- Policy for Public/Private Partnerships and MOU with Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation
- 2021 Priority Setting
- Update from Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation
- Honoring 2020 Outgoing Parks and Recreation Commissioners
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Parks and Recreation Commission is reviewing a draft Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with the Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation, a nonprofit partner. The agenda includes informational updates on the Carter Park Improvement Project, the Parks Master Plan, and the Community Garden. The meeting is conducted remotely via Zoom due to pandemic protocols.
- Review of draft MOU between the City and Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation
- Update on Carter Park Improvement Project
- Parks Master Plan Implementation Update
- Community Garden Update
- Policy for Alliance Groups
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation Commission met remotely to select its 2021 Chair and Vice Chair. The body reviewed staff informational reports, including updates on the Parks Master Plan implementation and City Council actions. Commissioners also discussed the 2021 calendar, an art deaccessioning policy, and set goals for the year.
- Selection of Chair and Vice Chair for 2021
- Staff informational report on Parks Master Plan Implementation Update
- Discussion of Art Deaccessioning Policy
- Establishment of 2021 Commission Goals
- Review of 2021 Calendar
Parks and Recreation Commission
The Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation Commission held a remote meeting to review staff reports on the Parks Master Plan and City Council updates. Key business items included reviewing a proposed Memorandum of Understanding with the Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation, recommending the renaming of Eastside Trail, and discussing proposed security cameras for the Half Moon Bay Skatepark.
- Review of proposed Memorandum of Understanding with Friends of Half Moon Bay Parks and Recreation
- Recommendation to rename Eastside Trail in honor of John Lynch
- Discussion of proposed security cameras for Half Moon Bay Skatepark
- Staff informational report on Parks Master Plan Implementation Update