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Council reviews traffic studies; Selby Lane, El Camino and Station Lane crossings highlighted
Summary
Atherton councilors reviewed a slate of traffic and safety studies Feb. 5 and told staff to prioritize projects at high‑risk intersections, including Selby Lane and El Camino, while accounting for regulatory constraints near the rail corridor.
The Atherton Town Council on Feb. 5 discussed prioritizing projects from multiple traffic and safety studies, including the El Camino Real Complete Streets Gap Closure Study, the Alameda de las Pulgas corridor project, the Neighborhood Traffic Management Action Plan and a town bicycle and pedestrian master plan now under contract.
Public Works Director Robert Gravattia summarized ongoing work and recommended completing current design projects and carrying the study recommendations forward into capital planning. The council asked staff to prioritize locations where safety risk and accident history are worst,…
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