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Civic issues
Topics getting the most attention in Redondo Beach public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
Prospect Avenue Traffic Signal and Curb Ramp Replacements
City officials discussed infrastructure upgrades along Prospect Avenue focused on modernizing traffic signals and installing accessible curb ramps to improve pedestrian safety.
Marina Parking Requirement Study
The city proposed hiring Fehr & Peers for up to $35,000 to study marina parking requirements, likely connected to lease negotiations over the marina parking lot.
Proposed additional street parking in Golden Hills neighborhood
The commission was scheduled to discuss and possibly act on a proposal to add street parking in the Golden Hills neighborhood. Added parking can change curb access and street congestion for residents, but no outcome is documented.
Artesia Boulevard Safety Improvements Completed
The Artesia Boulevard safety project was slated to be formally accepted as complete, wrapping up safety upgrades on a busy corridor.
Palos Verdes Boulevard protected bike lanes
The council was scheduled to approve plans and a $577,450 change order for protected bike lanes, slurry sealing, and traffic calming on Palos Verdes Boulevard between Pacific Coast Highway and Irena Avenue. It's a safety upgrade for cyclists and drivers on a busy corridor.
Bicycle Lane Usage and Implementation
Public Works updated the Youth Commission on how bike lanes are being used across Redondo Beach and how the city plans future implementations to improve safety and connectivity.
Speed Cushions on Avenue F
Speed cushions were slated for the 300 block of Avenue F between PCH and Palos Verdes Boulevard — a traffic-calming win for that neighborhood.
Opal & Irena Intersection Traffic Calming
Residents near Opal Street and Irena Avenue are concerned about vehicle speeds and cut-through traffic. The commission reviewed potential physical measures to slow cars down and protect neighborhood pedestrians.
North Prospect Avenue noise and safety
Residents of the 500-600 blocks of North Prospect Avenue say traffic noise, speed, and safety hazards have made life miserable and are depressing property values. They're asking for speed tables and a sound/safety wall along the median — items they feel were passed over in last year's capital budget.