HGNNC Makes Redistricting Request
We requested that our entire boundaries be included in the same City Council District.
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Would You Like to Lead the Neighborhood Council?
The HGNNC has an upcoming vacancy for the Chairperson position leading the Harbor Gateway North Neighborhood Council. We plan to fill this vacancy at our December 14 Meeting.
Committee Seats Are Available
The HGNNC has vacancies on four Committees, which we hope to fill at the next meeting. Sign Up Now!
Harbor Gateway North Considers Prologis DEIR
The Planning and Land Use Committee and Harbor Gateway North Neighborhood Council is carefully reviewing the Draft Environmental Impact Report and hearing from stakeholders in order to craft a comment letter. Join us for DEIR Review September 23 and development of comment letter on September 25.
Prologis Public Comment Due October 4
If you wish to submit comment on the Draft EIR, please reference the Environmental Case No. ENV-2017-1015-EIR and submit via email or in writing by Monday, October 4, 2021 no later than 4:00 p.m.
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Comment on Prologis Project
Public comment is due by October 4, 4pm on this proposed project: 53-foot tall, 340,298- square-foot warehouse/manufacturing/high-cube warehouse/distribution center with a total of 194 automobile parking spaces and 32 bicycle parking spaces (Project). The Project also includes 36 dock high truck loading positions and parking for up to 71 trailers.
Join a Committee, become an Official Liaison
Sign up for the committees you are interested in no later than Friday, August 6th. Join a Committee, become an official liaison – appointments made August 10
HGNNC Supports SoLa Impact
The Harbor Gateway North Neighborhood Council issued a letter to City Planning in support of the SoLA Impact development at 11630 S. Main Street. The transit oriented community project is to have 84 apartment units, which includes 20 low income units.