The Hermosa Beach Public Works Commission meeting on March 19, 2025, focused on several key infrastructure projects aimed at improving the city’s public spaces and utilities. The meeting highlighted progress on the utility box wrapping project, which is nearing completion on Hermos Avenue and Gold Street, and the ongoing annual Sewer Improvement Project, currently 30% complete.
The Sewer Improvement Project will soon move to Ardmore between Seventh and Eighth Streets, with work expected to begin on Monday. This phase involves a complete replacement of the sewer line and will require a full road closure during work hours, although access will be restored in the evenings and on weekends. Notifications have been sent to affected residents to keep them informed.
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Subscribe for Free Additionally, the commission discussed a significant paving project awarded on February 25, with a budget of $3.2 million. This project will address critical road conditions on Pier Avenue, Lotte, and Valley Drive, among others. Initial construction notices have been distributed to residents and businesses along these corridors. The tentative start date for work on Pier Avenue is April 7, with actual construction likely commencing the following week. The plan includes maintaining two-way traffic during the work to minimize disruptions.
The commission emphasized its commitment to reducing impacts on local businesses, particularly those with outdoor dining areas. Businesses will need to temporarily remove their dining decks during construction but may have the option to set up sidewalk dining at no cost. The city is actively coordinating with these businesses to ensure minimal disruption and to provide updates as the projects progress.
Overall, the meeting underscored the city’s ongoing efforts to enhance infrastructure while maintaining communication with residents and businesses to mitigate inconveniences during construction. Further updates will be available on the city’s dedicated paving website.