PEDRO POINT HEADLANDS PROPERTY DISPOSITION

The State of California, through the California State Coastal Conservancy, is transferring ownership of three parcels of land at Pedro Point Headlands in San Mateo County—assessor parcel numbers 023-730-020, 023-730-220, and 023-740-020—to the United States Government at no cost. These parcels will be managed by the National Park Service as an expansion of the Golden Gate National Recreation Area, with the explicit purpose of preserving open space, protecting natural resources, and ensuring public access to the area. The transfer is intended to strengthen long-term conservation efforts and align the land’s stewardship with federal environmental and recreational goals. The disposition is forecasted to be completed in 2026, with the primary point of contact for inquiries being Erin Gravley, Project Manager at the California State Coastal Conservancy. The property is located in Pacifica, California, and the transfer is part of a broader initiative to preserve coastal ecosystems and enhance public recreational opportunities along the California coastline. No financial consideration is involved, and the transition reflects a collaborative effort between state and federal agencies to prioritize conservation and public access over development.