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City council approves conceptual plans for Redondo Beach Boulevard bikeway, seeks Metro construction funds
Summary
Council unanimously approved conceptual designs to extend the North Redondo Beach bikeway to Grant Avenue, endorsed a Metro Active Transportation funding agreement and hired CR Associates to complete design — steps staff says aim to connect Dominguez Park to El Camino College and the city—s northern bikeway.
The Redondo Beach City Council unanimously approved conceptual plans and recommended funding agreements Tuesday night to extend the North Redondo Beach bikeway to Grant Avenue and to build a mobility hub at Inglewood and Grant.
The council approved three actions: the concept plans for the bikeway and native-planting mobility hub; a funding agreement with Los Angeles County Metro for the Metro Active Transportation (MAT) project; and a professional services agreement with CR Associates to finish design and prepare construction plans.
City traffic engineer Ryan Lou told the council the MAT project aims to create a low-stress walking-and-biking corridor linking Dominguez Park to El Camino College and the existing North Redondo bikeway. The conceptual design calls for protected two-way cycle tracks in several segments, new wayfinding and rest amenities at a triangular lot the city now owns…
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