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Campaign: Big Wave Development Project


UPDATE: Project defeated!  The California Coastal Commission denied this project at its August 2012 meeting.

The Big Wave Wellness Center and Office Park was a proposed mixed-use development project including an office park, parking lot, storage, farming, light industrial facilities, and residential units for developmentally disabled adults. The project is a 225,000 square foot, 45-1/2 foot tall structure proposed next to and on top of the Pillar Point Marsh. Our Concerns Although some aspects of the development are admirable -- such as housing for developmentally disabled adults, incorporating alternative energy sources, and proposed reuse of water reclaimed onsite -- there are some serious flaws that render this development inappropriate as proposed and, if built, this project would have some serious impacts on our coast. These potential environmental impacts include:
  • Damage to historical wetlands
  • Increased surface water runoff
  • Water quality degradationOther unresolved environmental issues include:
  • No guarantee of feasible sewage disposal (26,000 gallons per day)
  • No proven water supply sourceMore information Environment Impact Report (San Mateo County) Coastsider



  • Campaign Summary
    Location
    Moss Beach, CA

    Status
    X

    Campaign Manager


    Last Updated
    2013-03-22 12:40:56