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August, 2005 Dear Concerned Resident WE NEED YOUR HELP! Within the coming months the California Coastal Commissioners will be voting on Pebble Beach Co’s. Measure “A” Initiative and Applications for major construction projects in Del Monte Forest.
If you are concerned about any of these proposed constructions projects For additional information on any of these proposed projects go to our Web Site, www.cr-pb.org Thanks for your help! s/s s/s |
New Golf Course (the 8th in Del Monte Forest) A new 18-hole golf course with clubhouse, restaurant, parking lot, underground maintenance facility, and pro shop located between Peter Hay Golf Course and Spyglass Hill Golf Course west of Forest Lake Road, North of Ondulado Road, East of Sombria Lane and Cypress Point Golf Course, in the area of Stevenson Drive. The project will remove the existing historic Equestrian Center and Collins Polo Field on Portola Road. Approximately 9,000 trees will also be removed. This Application calls for the removal of Bristol Curve (a road between Stevenson Dr. and Forest Lake Rd.), the removal of the section of Stevenson Dr. between Bristol Curve and Forest Lake Road at Ondulado Road and the removal of part of Portola Road to allow for the construction of the new golf course. Eleven new hotel buildings, called "Golf Cottages" with a total of 24 guest suites are proposed along the 17th fairway of the proposed new golf course near the intersection of Stevenson Drive and Spyglass Hill Road. The Application calls for this 4-acre site to be re-zoned from Medium Density Residential to Visitor Serving Commercial to allow this expansion of commercial operations in a residential area. New Relocated Equestrian Center A new equestrian center is proposed in the Sawmill Borrow Site in the area of S.F.B. Morse Drive and Congress Road near the Fifth Gate to the Forest on Holman Highway 68. This Applications calls for the construction of
Spanish Bay Resort Area Major building additions at the Spanish Bay Resort including the construction of two new buildings and modification of existing building for 91 new guestrooms. The Application also calls for additions to the Inn to provide 14,040 sq. ft. of additional meeting room space, the construction of a new 2 level underground garage under the existing tennis courts, renovation of existing tennis facilities, addition to clubhouse and a new children pool. A new golf driving range, parking lot and building for golf teaching facilities in the Spanish Bay Resort area along the south side of Congress Road. Four new two-story buildings with 12 employee housing units are proposed at the southwest corner of 17-Mile Drive and Congress Road near the Spanish Bay complex. The Pebble Beach Lodge Area Major building additions at The Pebble Beach Lodge including 63 new guestrooms (20 units in a new building, called "The Colton Building", fronting on the south side of the 1st fairway of the golf links and 43 units in a new building complex on the site of the existing "Fairway One House" that will be removed). Two new underground garages with 149 parking spaces under the new Fairway One buildings and 224 parking spaces under the existing parking area near the gas service station on 17 Mile Dr. near The Lodge. Parking and traffic circulation realignment is proposed in the area north of The Lodge. Renovation and additions are proposed for meeting rooms and house support rooms at The Lodge. This will involve the addition of approximately 3,750 sq. ft. of new facilities. Employee Housing at Corporate Yard Forty-eight clustered employee housing units in eight, new two story buildings near the Pebble Beach Company Corporate Office Area at Haul Road, northeast of the intersection of Sunridge and Lopez Roads. New Residential Lots: Thirty-three (33) new residential lots are proposed in the following areas:
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