Board of Harbor Commissioners
Kathryn Slater-Carter, President
George Domurat, Vice President
Tom Mattusch, Treasurer
William Zemke, Secretary
Virginia Chang Kiraly, Commissioner
James B. Pruett, General Manager
Trisha Ortiz, District Counsel
504 Avenue Alhambra, Ste. 200, P.O. Box 1449, El Granada, CA 94018 (650) 583-4400 T F (650) 583-4614
September 18, 2025
To: Oyster Point Marina Joint Liaison Committee
From: Jim Pruett, General Manager, San Mateo County Harbor District Subj: 2025 Oyster Point Update
This update on San Mateo County Harbor District activities at Oyster Point Marina is in addition to and compliments the information provided in the 20254 Oyster Point Marina Annual Report dated September 18, 2025.
The Oyster Point Marina continues to be a valuable public facility that provides multiple services and opportunities to the public to include access to the marine environment, public shoreline trails and picnic areas, affordable boat storage, a public boat launch, public fishing pier, and both public and private ferry services.
Update: West End Ramp Replacement Project: The project is actively under construction as of the date of this update. This project is required to address the flooding of the dock entrances on the west end caused by landfill subsidence and sea level rise. The project will raise the dock entrance ramps to the new elevation created by the Oyster Point Development Project. This is a $3.4 million investment in Oyster Point Marina.
Rendering of New Access Ramps
Floating Dock Life Extension Project: The Floating Dock Life Extension Project is continuing and will continue through 2025 and 2026.
Future Plans: The Harbor District continues to be very interested in increasing the services provided at Oyster Point Marina. To that end, the Harbor District has contracted with a consultant to provide a market analysis for two initiatives. The first initiative is to determine economic viability of a stack storage system for boats. The second initiative is to determine the viability of bringing back a fueling capability at the marina. Reports are expected in early 2026.