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Board adopts Valley Center Road Corridor concept plan and ordinance; one roundabout included
Summary
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to introduce an ordinance and advance the Valley Center Road Corridor concept plan, endorsing a compromise design that includes a single roundabout at Miller Road and multiple traffic‑calming measures after years of public outreach and safety analysis.
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted unanimously Feb. 26 to introduce an ordinance and advance the Valley Center Road Corridor concept plan, a long‑range package of street, pedestrian and bicycle improvements for the Valley Center villages that includes one roundabout at Miller Road.
The plan, presented by county planning staff, covers roughly 2.2 miles of Valley Center Road between Woods Valley Road and Coal Grade Road and bundles features designed to address speeding, difficult left turns and evacuation concerns. Staff said the plan would be incorporated into the County regulatory code by ordinance and that design and construction would occur incrementally as funding becomes available.
Staff told the board the project followed a multi‑year public outreach program with 78 events and stakeholder meetings and that the Valley Center Community Planning Group recommended a compromise…
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