Half Moon Bay residents appealed approval of senior farmworker housing. Here’s what the City Council just decided

The Half Moon Bay City Council voted unanimously on Wednesday to deny appeals attempting to block a 40-unit, downtown apartment complex for senior farmworkers, clearing the way for the project to continue.

The complex, which was approved by the city’s planning commission May 14, faced three appeals from local residents who worried about the size of the building and its effects on traffic and parking.

But the four city council members present voted unanimously to reject the appeals.