Friday, July 20, 2018

Construction Update: Overnight Road Closures Planned on Manchester Avenue Next Week

Overnight Road Closures Planned on
Manchester Avenue Next Week
 Detours in Effect Monday through Thursday
Motorists are advised that Manchester Avenue will be closed at Interstate 5 (I-5) from 9 p.m. – 5 a.m., beginning Monday, July 23 through Thursday, July 26.

The closures are necessary for crews to continue the installation of falsework – temporary wood support structures used to aid the construction of bridges – over Manchester Avenue.

All on- and off-ramps will remain open during the closures. Westbound vehicles on Manchester Avenue will be detoured via northbound I-5 and eastbound vehicles will detoured via southbound I-5. Please see the map below for more detour information. Advance notification and detour signs will be posted on Manchester Avenue and I-5.

For more information, visit BuildNCC.

Thursday, July 19, 2018

Lomas Santa Fe Corridor Study Community Input Requested

Lomas Santa Fe Corridor Study
Community Input Requested
The City of Solana Beach is in the process of preparing a preliminary design for Lomas Santa Fe Drive from Highland Drive to Highway 101 to, among other things, improve the pedestrian and bicycling experience. The first phase of this project, which included a public walk audit, a workshop, and a Council meeting was completed in 2017. City Staff, with the help of professional consultants, used the information, recommendations, and feedback received from the first phase and prepared new design concepts that would make the corridor more user-friendly for all users, with emphasis on pedestrians and bicyclists. The new design concepts were presented at a community workshop on May 24, 2018.

At this time, the City is soliciting community input on the design concepts. All of the information presented at the community workshop is available on the City’s website, which includes the PowerPoint presentation, the Community Workshop Questionnaire, aerial exhibits/layouts of the project and visual simulations. Note that there are two separate aerial exhibits/layouts for Lomas Santa Fe on the east side of the freeway (between I-5 and Highland Drive). One aerial exhibit/layout shows a striping option, and the other shows an option with roundabouts. The visual simulations for the roundabout options show how traffic would proceed through the roundabouts during peak traffic times. The City has also prepared an FAQ for more information.

This project is at its early stage of design development. The City will continue engaging the community throughout future design phases and will continue to accept comments on the proposals. The Community Workshop Questionnaire form can be found here. To have your comments included in the final report of community comments for Phase II of the project, please provide your comments to the City no later than Friday, July 27, 2018 (Note, the comment period was extended a week). Completed surveys can be dropped off at City Hall (635 South Highway 101) or sent by e-mail to dgoldberg@cosb.org.

It is expected that the Phase II findings will be presented to the City Council at the August 22, 2018, City Council meeting. Comments will still be accepted after July 27, 2018, but those comments may not be reflected in the report that is presented to Council in August 2018. They will, however, be submitted to Council prior to the Council meeting.

Lomas Santa Fe Corridor Study Community Input Requested

Lomas Santa Fe Corridor Study
Community Input Requested
The City of Solana Beach is in the process of preparing a preliminary design for Lomas Santa Fe Drive from Highland Drive to Highway 101 to, among other things, improve the pedestrian and bicycling experience. The first phase of this project, which included a public walk audit, a workshop, and a Council meeting was completed in 2017. City Staff, with the help of professional consultants, used the information, recommendations, and feedback received from the first phase and prepared new design concepts that would make the corridor more user-friendly for all users, with emphasis on pedestrians and bicyclists. The new design concepts were presented at a community workshop on May 24, 2018.

At this time, the City is soliciting community input on the design concepts. All of the information presented at the community workshop is available on the City’s website, which includes the PowerPoint presentation, the Community Workshop Questionnaire, aerial exhibits/layouts of the project and visual simulations. Note that there are two separate aerial exhibits/layouts for Lomas Santa Fe on the east side of the freeway (between I-5 and Highland Drive). One aerial exhibit/layout shows a striping option, and the other shows an option with roundabouts. The visual simulations for the roundabout options show how traffic would proceed through the roundabouts during peak traffic times. The City has also prepared an FAQ for more information.

This project is at its early stage of design development. The City will continue engaging the community throughout future design phases and will continue to accept comments on the proposals. The Community Workshop Questionnaire form can be found here. To have your comments included in the final report of community comments for Phase II of the project, please provide your comments to the City no later than Friday, July 27, 2018 (Note, the comment period was extended a week). Completed surveys can be dropped off at City Hall (635 South Highway 101) or sent by e-mail to dgoldberg@cosb.org.

It is expected that the Phase II findings will be presented to the City Council at the August 22, 2018, City Council meeting. Comments will still be accepted after July 27, 2018, but those comments may not be reflected in the report that is presented to Council in August 2018. They will, however, be submitted to Council prior to the Council meeting.

Monday, July 16, 2018

Summer "Concerts at the Cove"

Summer "Concerts at the Cove" continues this Thursday night, July 19, 6pm-7:45pm.
Collin Elliott 
Collin Elliott is a seasoned singer/songwriter and guitarist who fronted the Los Angeles-based rock band The Surrender for several years before setting back down to San Diego to continue work on his solo career.  His live music is second-to-none, incorporating Collin's adept guitar playing skills by looping tracks and creating layers of grooves.  Collin's performances offer up an eclectic mix of original tunes and smart new takes on familiar classics.
This event is free and open to the public. 
The public is encouraged to bring low-back beach chairs, ground cover, and picnics . . . and arrive "Car-Free." No alcohol, tobacco, e-cigarettes, pets, or personal BBQ's allowed during concerts.
For more information, view the informational flyer
or call the Parks and Recreation Department at 858-720-2453.
City of Solana Beach, 635 South Highway 101, Solana Beach, CA 92075
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Wednesday, July 11, 2018

South Rios Road Closure

South Rios Road Closure
This is a courtesy notice that there is a partial road closure in the 200 to 300 block of South Rios Avenue due to the extension of the public sewer main. The work involves placing approximately 200 feet of sewer pipe and one manhole to serve additional houses along South Rios. The work began today, July 11th, and will require up to 3 weeks to complete. Although South Rios (within the work zone) will be closed to through traffic, emergency vehicles and residents living within the work zone will still be able to get in and out. Additionally, all services (trash, mail, delivery, etc.) will be accommodated by the contractor. Work is expected to take place between 7:00 am and 4:30 pm Mondays through Saturdays. Full access will be restored during evenings and on Sundays. Please take the necessary precautions and find alternate routes if you do not live in the area.

For any questions related to this project,
please contact the Engineering Department at 858.720.2470.