What’s Happening with New Development in the City of Seaside?


Your Chamber’s Economic Vitality Committee received a presentation on

Friday, February 9 from Jose Bazua, Economic Development Director for the City of Seaside, explaining the city’s major proposed economic development projects.


Water supply issues are resolved for Ascent Broadway and groundbreaking is expected soon on this 106 unit mixed-use development. Design is evolving on the Grand Hyatt Hotel at Bayonet and Black Horse Golf Course, which will have 330 rooms and proposed 20,000 square foot conference center. Site demolition will soon begin as Phase 1A of Campus Town, which will ultimately end up as 1,485 residential units and hotels totaling 250 rooms. Earthwork begins soon for the new three-story Fort Ord Courthouse with seven Monterey County Superior Court courtrooms at the Main Gate site east of Highway 1 between Divarty Street and 2nd Avenue. (It will replace the current court facility at 1200 Aguajito Road in Monterey, which is not compliant with seismic standards.) Three new businesses are coming to Broadway Avenue in the West Broadway Urban Village Specific Plan area (Downtown). The Seaside Community Development Department wants business owners and developers to know that multiple properties in the Downtown area are available for purchase.


The City of Seaside Community Development Department has a new, prominent location at 1583 Del Monte Avenue. There will be an open house. In the meantime, call Jose Bazua at (831) 899-6831 or email him if you’re interested in economic development opportunities in the City of Seaside.

Image: The current but not final planned exterior architectural design for the Grand Hyatt Hotel at Bayonet and Black Horse Golf Course

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Leadership Monterey County Announces 2024 Class Participants

 

The 2024 Leadership Monterey County program kicks off on February 23, 2024. Consisting of a diverse group of thirty participants, this 10-month initiative aims to impart knowledge about the pivotal businesses and organizations contributing to the economy and communities of Monterey County. The program is specifically crafted to educate leaders from various industries, fostering awareness and advocacy for the substantial economic influences within the county.


The Monterey Peninsula Chamber of Commerce is a proud sponsor of Leadership Monterey County. We are happy to announce that our President/CEO Monica Lal will be a participant in the 2024 cohort.


Many MPCC Members support Leadership Monterey County as cohort participants, speakers and sponsors. We are excited to learn, connect and network with all participating businesses and organizations this year.

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Highway 1 remains open for travel from the Monterey Peninsula to 6 miles south of Julia Pfeiffer Burns State Park on the north side, and from the Cambria and San Simeon area north to just past Kirk Creek Campground on the southern end of the closure.

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