Community Outreach & Engagement

The Quarry Innovation Center is a proposal to permanently close the Guadalupe Quarry and transform a long-industrialized site into a center for advanced manufacturing and innovation while preserving significant open space and supporting long-term stewardship of San Bruno Mountain.

From the beginning, we have believed that a project of this scale should be shaped through ongoing dialogue with the community. Over the past several years, we have conducted extensive outreach to share information, answer questions, gather feedback, and better understand the priorities of Brisbane residents. Community input has played an important role in the evolution of the project, including reductions in project size, lower building heights, refinements to site planning, and a transition to advanced manufacturing as the proposed use.

This page highlights the many ways community members can learn about the project, ask questions, review information, and participate in the planning process:

Community Open Houses

In-person community meetings designed to share project updates, gather feedback, and facilitate direct conversations between residents and the project team.

Community Letters

Public letters providing detailed information about key project topics, updates, and responses to questions raised during the review process.

Virtual Office Hours & FAQs

Regular opportunities to meet with project representatives, ask questions, and review answers to the most common topics raised by community members.

Luminary Ads

A series of informational advertisements published in The Luminary that explain important project topics, highlight community feedback, and describe how the project has evolved over time.

Quarry Subcommittee Presentations

Presentations to the Brisbane City Council Quarry Subcommittee, providing public updates on project refinements, environmental review, and ongoing community engagement efforts.

SB 131 CEQA Exemption for Advanced Manufacturing

Our team remains committed to completing a full Environmental Impact Report (EIR) for this project and will not pursue a CEQA Exemption for advanced manufacturing under SB 131.