Greg Wright
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- Meetings spoken in
- 20
- Total speaking time
- 3:19:00
- Avg per meeting
- 9:57
- Segments
- 2357
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Top issues during term (8)(Development)
Proposed sale of 2212 Beach Boulevard for hotel development
The city sells 55 feet of public land to a private developer in exchange for public and private benefits under the development agreement.
Coastal Crest quarry housing appeal
The project could bring substantial affordable housing to Pacifica but also raises infrastructure and coastal-hazard concerns residents say could cost the city financially.
Linda Mar beach parking lot RV encampment and overnight closure
Costs not stated; city included budget for two temporary restroom units (one pier, one Fairmont).
Future of 2212 Beach Boulevard
A sale could bring revenue and hotel tax dollars, but speakers warned a hotel on a failing seawall site could become a financial liability.
Affordable housing at the Sanchez Library site
Relocating the drainage pipe could cost $1.2–$1.9 million, and the project would likely need significant public subsidy beyond the land.
70-Unit Workforce Housing at 930 Oddstad Boulevard
No direct city cost on this vote; the project was already approved in 2024.
Shoreline Adaptation and Coastal Resilience Planning
$150,000 grant being sought; $75,000 from the Department of Boating and Waterways if approved; no city funds requested.
Bay View/Rockaway hillside residence dispute
Neighbors worry construction truck traffic and runoff could damage property; the lot's assessed value reportedly jumped after tentative approval.
Decisions during term (5)
Recorded while Wright was in office — not necessarily decisions they moved, spoke to, or voted on.
Consent Item 7: Final Map for 70-Unit Development at 930 Oddstad Boulevard
650 Cape Breton Drive — Resolution Adopted as Amended (Option 1: Grading Not 'Development')
Item 7: 650 Cape Breton Drive rezone, development plan and specific plan
Item 9: Bayview Road site development permit / tree removal appeal resolution
Consent Item 7: Crespi Rezoning and Development Agreement (RZ-194-16, TA-116-19, DA-4-21)
Voting record (5)(Development)
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Adopt a Resolution determining that the grading in an already developed area that was subject to the Notice of Violation is not “development” subject to the requirements of Articles 22 and 22.5 of Tit
650 Cape Breton Drive — Resolution Adopted as Amended (Option 1: Grading Not 'Development')
His stated goal was no zoning change and putting the soil back; he accepted this as the best available outcome.