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HARBOR GROUP MEETS WEDNESDAY OCT 25

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Release from the Humboldt Bay Harbor Working Group:

Eureka Harbor Operations

EUREKA– Humboldt Bay Harbor Working Group (HBHWG) welcomes Miles Slattery, Parks & Recreation Director, City of Eureka who will be talking about the maintenance dredging at Eureka’s Small Boat Basin and the status of Eureka’s Harbor Operations. The permitting and operational methods related to Eureka’s maintenance dredging will be discussed, as well as the present status of Eureka’s Harbor fund.

This forum is scheduled for Wednesday, October 25th, at Samoa Cookhouse from 12:30 to 1 p.m., with lunch served from noon to 12:30 p.m.

Fried chicken will be served for lunch at $16 and soup and salad is available for $12.  To RSVP please contact 707-441-1974 or email:  Charles.Bean@Yahoo.com

Harbor Group To Meet Wed July 26 on Samoa Development

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Humboldt Bay Harbor Working Group (HBHWG) welcomes Dan Johnson, President & CEO, of the Danco Group. Mr. Johnson will present information on the proposed plan for the “Town of Samoa – A New Commercial & Residential Development” project. This forum is scheduled for Wednesday, July 26th, at Samoa Cookhouse with lunch served from noon to 12:30 p.m. followed by the presentation from 12:30 to 1 p.m. Meatloaf will be served for lunch at $16 and soup and salad is available for $12. To RSVP please contact 707-441-1974 or email:  Charles.Bean @ Yahoo.com.    Click HERE  for more information about the proposed project! 

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HARBOR GROUP To Discuss Forming CSD In Samoa

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The Humboldt Bay Harbor Working Group (HBHWG) welcomes Troy Nicolini, member of the Samoa Volunteer Fire Department Board of Directors, who will present the effort by the Samoa Fire Department to reorganize as a Community Services District. The goal is to maintain fire and medical aid services on the peninsula while also providing  additional benefits to the community.  This is a multi-year effort that is slated to be on the ballot in November.

The forum is being held on Wednesday, June 28, 2017 at noon at the Samoa Cookhouse. Check in at 12pm, lunch served at 1215pm, presentation at 1245pm., close at 130pm. Lunch is $16 for southern fried chicken or $12 for soup and salad.  RSVP by calling Charlie Bean at 707-441-1974.

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Harbor Group Meets On 31st to Consider Cruise Ships

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Release from the Humboldt Bay Harbor Working Group :

Benefits of Cruise Ships Making Eureka a Port of Call

EUREKA– Humboldt Bay Harbor Working Group (HBHWG) welcomes, Becky Reese, owner of Cruise Planners, who will speak about the benefits of cruise ships for the local economy and what can be done to make Eureka more desirable as a port of call.

Becky Reese and her husband, Jerry, operate the business Cruise Planners travel from their home. As travel advisors the will help you discover exciting adventures around the world. From cruises to land tours and completely packaged vacations, we specialize in all types of travel and will create an unforgettable vacation just for you

This forum is scheduled for Wednesday, May 31st, at Samoa Cookhouse from 12:30 to 1 p.m. with lunch served from noon to 12:30 p.m.

Fried chicken will be served for lunch at $16 and soup and salad is available for $12. To RSVP please contact 707-441-1974 or email: Charles.Bean@Yahoo.com   “

Fried chicken! See  you there!

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Humboldt Bay Harbor Working Group Holding Candidate forum May 25

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The Humboldt Bay Harbor Working Group will devote its May meeting to a forum featuring 3rd District Harbor Commission candidates Mike Wilson and Uri Driscoll.  Scott Hammond will moderate the discussion.

There’s a lot of interest in this election so get there early.  It’s at the Cookhouse, as usual.  Short ribs! !  HERE’S the flyer with full info and RSVP number and link.

 See you there!

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Another Harbor Study-NOW

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At the sparsely attended Humboldt Bay Harbor Working Group luncheon at the Samoa Cookhouse on Wednesday Jan 27, the small group of devotees heard from Interim Planning Director Rob Wall that a reworking of the Local Coastal Plan needs to be completed by April. Workshops will be announced shortly and will likely be held at the Harbor District’s facility on Woodley Island. 

The small turnout was blamed on the TImes-Standard, which had not carried the meeting announcement.  

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