Development at Asilomar State Beach and Conference Grounds
Summary
Two of the approved projects sit in an archaeological zone and area of special biological significance, and one is in the coastal zone — conditions attach monitoring and reporting requirements to any ground-disturbing work.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 2
- Last 30 days
- 1
Last discussed Jun 9, 2026.
Impact analysis
Archaeological monitoring adds cost and oversight to the owners' construction work.
The broader community, through protection of buried cultural and biological resources.
Mentions & discussions (2)
Planning Commission Regular Meeting — November 12, 2026
A coastal development permit for 800 Asilomar Avenue is headed to a public hearing. The property is one of Pacific Grove's most prominent coastal sites, so any changes could affect the shoreline's look and public access.
Architectural Review Board — June 9, 2026
Two of the approved projects sit in an archaeological zone and area of special biological significance, and one is in the coastal zone — conditions attach monitoring and reporting requirements to any ground-disturbing work.
Related development
715 Ocean View Blvd. (AP/VAR/CDP 25-0253)
The redesign will pull the second story back to the coastal setback line, costing the owners about 105 square feet but preserving the LCP's front setback standard for the streetscape.
Asilomar State Beach and Conference Grounds
Changes at this flagship coastal property could shape shoreline views and public access; the public will get to testify before any decision.
AP 26-0087 — 847 Ocean View Blvd
The owners get their modest upgrades; neighbors' privacy is protected because the balcony fronts Ocean View Blvd rather than neighboring yards.
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