Half Moon Bay Community

"Parkland Plans Begin To Come To Light"

From the Half Moon Bay Review, October 27, 2004 (link to full article)

Over the past month, since the city of Half Moon Bay went public with its plan to purchase nearly 22 acres for a community park, one thing's become abundantly clear. When it comes to designing a new playland, just about everyone has a vision.

Now begins the process of formulating a wish list and fashioning those dreams into reality.

The city has scheduled a town hall meeting at noon Nov. 6 at the Ted Adcock Community/Senior Center to start discussing what the community wants out there.

"Closed Doors Becoming Commonplace"

From the Half Moon Bay Review, October 13, 2004 (link to full article)

On Oct. 4 [2004], the Review filed a California Public Records Request after the city refused to make public two very important documents concerning the city's purchase of 22 acres on the eastern edge of town. These two documents include the city's appraisals of the property and the full due diligence report.

The law requires an agency to reply to a request within 10 days, which would give the city until today to turn over the requested information or explain, in writing, the reason for its refusal. As of press time Tuesday evening, there has been no response from the city...