Arcata Invites the Public for a Walking Tour of the Gateway District
Press release from the City of Arcata:
The City of Arcata invites the community to join City staff for a walking tour of Arcata’s “Gateway District” on Saturday, June 19.
The Gateway District is a 100-acre area located west of K Street that is planned to be re-zoned as a part of the City’s General Plan Update, and could possibly be redeveloped into future housing.
Tour participants will have the opportunity to explore areas of the Gateway District with high potential for redevelopment. Community members will have the opportunity to ask questions and discuss potential effects of new housing units in the area, the potential size and height of the housing units, environmental considerations including wetland and stream restoration, historic preservation, and aesthetic and safety improvements that could be made to the area.
The tour will take approximately one hour and there are two timeslots available, at 10 a.m. and at 12
p.m. Tours will leave from the southwest corner of the Arcata Plaza at the corner of 8th and H Streets, across the street from Jacoby’s Store House. Each tour will be limited to 15 people, and reservations are not required. Participants must plan to bring a face covering and follow adopted COVID-19 safety protocols.
Community feedback received during these walking tours will be used to help shape the way Arcata looks in the future. The Community Development Department has recently hosted a similar walking tour with Arcata High School students and has facilitated two virtual Arcata future visioning sessions with
members of the public to inform and engage the community on updates to the City’s General Plan policies, which will help shape how the city of Arcata will look, function, provide services and manage resources for the next 20 years. Community feedback gathered from previous events can be reviewed at cityofarcata.org.
For more information on the walking tours or City planning efforts, please visit cityofarcata.org, call (707) 825-2213 or email Senior Planner Delo Frietas at [email protected].
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“could possibly be redeveloped into future housing.”. Yes- of course it will. Don’t fool yourself. Arcata is about to blow up it’s population. It has water and no forest fires and not the extreme heat that the climate change is scalding the inland areas with…Coastal Humboldt is already seeing mass immigration. It is on and it’s about to get much more crowded here. Hope you enjoyed it when it was not full of urban yuppie scum!
have there been forest fires in urban yuppie scum land?
Northern Humboldt County in general, not just Arcata. Buckle up.
You guys must be taking some good drugs to think that Arcata is an attractive place for “Yuppie Scum” to settle…
Nothing good ever happens, after dark, in Arcata… “North Garberville with a College”, is what I call it…
HSU is dying as we discuss this, and, in my opinion, Arcata/McKinleyville is one of the least attractive communities (loose description) in California, North of Bakersfield (Bako: worst town in history)…
Arcata has nothing, but it spawns Mayors and Health Department Directors with BA’s by the score…
People with small ideas and outlooks, you might call them ignorant, or even hicks!
It’s a nasty little town, just like Eureka, which I’m not going to take the time to verbally assassinate today…
Arcata, not a good place to live, not a good place to send your students, it’s expensive, there are no services or Healthcare (none I would use anyway), and the “University” is pretty funny to watch…
Arcata, take a step back towards the 50’s!
🤔🧐MAUNA!😁
Well, people gotta go somewhere. It’s getting pretty much to where the urban and other areas are no longer viable as places to live. The housing situation is critical all over, anyway. Really, if the urban yuppie scum, as Farce so eloquently put it, hadn’t have been conceived and cranked out into this world, maybe there wouldn’t be this big building boom being proposed on this site. Population is the problem. Not LA scum or urban yuppie scum or insert-name-of-favorite-scum-you-love-to-hate who are the problem.
It’s mostly parasitic scum.
Overpopulation is defined, in part, by scumminess.
Some wonderful people, however.
Gate way District LOl
Ground Zero for the gateway drug.
Come on through the gate little lady. prepare to have your pleasure circuits completely destroyed.
I came for college in 79 but was more entertained by the Kaleidoscope. Couldnt wait to get through the gateway.
Glad I wasn’t able to buy a home in arcata when it was still cool.