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Fisherman’s Wharf Plan Weighed – April 22 2019
Monday’s meeting was meant to gather public input and allow Tellefsen and his partners to present their vision so that the city can determine the potential impacts. Although this is countyowned property, Oxnard has a role to play.
Apartments can be built anywhere. Harbors cannot.
The Harbor & Beach Community Alliance does not oppose development at Channel Islands Harbor. We supported and continue to support the replacement of the hotel on Peninsula Road. We want Fisherman’s Wharf, which is the gateway to the harbor, revitalized but with the right development, one designed clearly for visitor serving and harbor related uses and with genuine public access as the priority.
April 22 2019 Workshop Gallery and Video
City of Oxnard Public Workshop Presentation by Developer April 22, 2019
Residents reiterate objections as Fisherman’s Wharf project makes way to Oxnard
Video of April 22 Public Meeting
April 22, 2019 Fisherman’s Wharf – PUBLIC WORKSHOP
City of Oxnard Planning Process Public Meeting April 22, 2019 First of THREE public hearings. City Process on County Request for LCPAThe public review participation process consisted of 3 meetings.The FIRST of these meetings occurred this past Monday, April 22nd. This...County Delays Channel Islands Harbor Hotel Construction – Sunday 4-7-19 VCSTAR
As one of only 12 small-boat harbors left along the California coast, the Channel Islands Harbor is a rare and precious coastal resource within the city of Oxnard. Ventura County owns the harbor land and has shamefully allowed many of the moderately priced visitor-serving facilities, including Fisherman’s Wharf, the Casa Sirena Hotel on Peninsula Road and the Whale’s Tail restaurant on Harbor Boulevard, to deteriorate.