Safeway Fencing Project

The City of Half Moon Bay is undertaking the Safeway Fencing Project to construct approximately 1,152 linear feet of new chain link fencing along the boundary between Strawflower Shopping Center and Belleville Boulevard, extending to the edge of the riparian corridor of Pilarcitos Creek. This project aims to replace existing outdated and deteriorated fencing that has failed to effectively contain trespassing or prevent the dumping of human-generated waste into the sensitive riparian environment. The new fencing will serve as a physical barrier to limit unauthorized access and reduce environmental degradation by blocking the influx of anthropomorphic debris into the creek’s ecological zone. The work is strategically positioned to protect natural habitat and support regional conservation efforts tied to the creek’s watershed. All project activities are centered in Half Moon Bay, California, with a zip code of 94019. Primary contact for the project is Todd Seeley, the Public Works Director, who can be reached via email or phone, with additional environmental coordination handled by Juliet Bolding, an Associate Environmental Planner from SWCA. The procurement is listed as a forecast notice posted on June 12, 2026, indicating planned future solicitation without a formal solicitation number or set-aside classification. No NAICS code or organization type is specified, and the project does not yet include formal bidding parameters or award details. Stakeholders are encouraged to monitor the linked CEQA Net portal for upcoming official solicitations and compliance documentation.