Track open bid opportunities, contracts, public meetings, and key contacts for San Mateo Co Harbor District.
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Dec 10, 2026
Notice inviting proposals for CAP 111 CEQA Compliance services. Submit by Dec 10, 2026, to jmoreno@smharbor.com. 2026-04 RFP CEQA Compliance and Project Coordination Services Schedule for proposal submissions and evaluations from November 2026 to January 2027, including deadlines and interview dates.
Key metrics and characteristics
City
The city where this buyer is located.
El Granada
County
The county where this buyer is located.
San Mateo
Address
Physical address of this buyer.
504 Ave Alhambra
Phone Number
Contact phone number for this buyer.
(650) 583-4400
Zip Code
Postal code for this buyer's location.
94018
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Board meetings and strategic plans from San Mateo Co Harbor District
The board discussed recent conferences, including updates on the Cal-LAFCO event in Sacramento and the inclusion of special districts in LAFCO. Key community events were reviewed, specifically a successful Trunk or Treat and a Witches Paddle event, with plans to coordinate dates in the future to avoid conflicts. Staff provided activity reports regarding marine flare collection, parking enforcement on Highway 1, the Harbor Happenings newsletter, and an Army Corps of Engineers project focused on storm erosion and flooding. Additionally, the board received updates on tenants at the harbor, specifically related to the Pillar Point Harbor Grill, and maintenance activities at the marina.
The board meeting focused on several operational and administrative topics. Key discussions included inquiries regarding policies for memorial benches and tables at harbor locations, as well as the management of parking and traffic for events like 'Dream Machines'. The board reviewed activity reports concerning marina occupancy rates, the status of abandoned vessel removal, the fiscal year-end processes, and the recruitment of a deputy harbor master. Additionally, commissioners and staff discussed initiatives to improve visitor accessibility, including signage and the ongoing pilot program for food trucks at Pillar Point Harbor. Public comments addressed concerns regarding the timeliness of public records act requests.
Public-sector contacts connected to San Mateo Co Harbor District.
The board discussed the proposed real property lease for the Surfers Beach RV park, specifically addressing the incorporation of a personal guarantee, the terms of the lease, and compliance with the Coastal Development Permit. Significant discussion occurred regarding parking management, with particular focus on public parking availability, the need for clear signage to prevent overnight parking, and ensuring the lease contract protects the district from future liability. Input from the public and commissioners highlighted concerns about enforcement of parking rules, the need for greater clarity in the contract language, and potential future revisions to parking codes.
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