I support creating a more pedestrian and bike friendly King Harbor, first and foremost by removing the barrier wall at the Hermosa Strand southern terminus and transforming the adjoining parking lot into a beautiful welcome park as envisioned below. This concept plan includes replacing all lost parking.
For too long pedestrians and cyclists have endured an unsafe and unattractive transition between the Hermosa Beach Strand and Harbor Drive and the time has come to improve this situation as recommended in the Vitality City Livability Plan approved by the City Councils of Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach. Below shows how the Hermosa Strand currently ends and requires a sharp turn to gain access to King Harbor.
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August 30, 2011
The feedback from local commuters is clear. This intersection is an accident waiting to happen.
Reached 100 supporters
August 30, 2011
6 Comments
Finally someone is doing something about this. It is so dangerous trying to navigate that turn with kids.
Good idea. It would look so much nicer to have a park there instead of just concrete and cars.
SO TIRED OF THE DANGEROUS TRAFFIC THERE. make it safe for pedestrians!!
About time. That wasted parking lot could be so much better for everyone in the community.
That wall is a total eyesore and makes biking down here a nightmare. Lets fix this already.
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I support creating a more pedestrian and bike friendly King Harbor, first and foremost by removing the barrier wall at the Hermosa Strand southern terminus and transforming the adjoining parking lot into a beautiful welcome park as envisioned below. This concept plan includes replacing all lost parking.
For too long pedestrians and cyclists have endured an unsafe and unattractive transition between the Hermosa Beach Strand and Harbor Drive and the time has come to improve this situation as recommended in the Vitality City Livability Plan approved by the City Councils of Redondo Beach, Hermosa Beach and Manhattan Beach. Below shows how the Hermosa Strand currently ends and requires a sharp turn to gain access to King Harbor.
Please pledge your support by signing this petition now. Thank you!
Updates
August 30, 2011
The feedback from local commuters is clear. This intersection is an accident waiting to happen.
Reached 100 supporters
August 30, 2011
6 Comments
Always have to go out of my way because the path just ends abruptly. Really hope they follow the plan.
Finally someone is doing something about this. It is so dangerous trying to navigate that turn with kids.
Good idea. It would look so much nicer to have a park there instead of just concrete and cars.
SO TIRED OF THE DANGEROUS TRAFFIC THERE. make it safe for pedestrians!!
About time. That wasted parking lot could be so much better for everyone in the community.
That wall is a total eyesore and makes biking down here a nightmare. Lets fix this already.
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Always have to go out of my way because the path just ends abruptly. Really hope they follow the plan.