My fantasy wish is that there were no-left turns from Broadway and PCH south to Diamond and PCH. Oh what chaos. Then again look at what we have now. This is Forest and PCH and with everyone wanting to park on Forest Ave they will stop just beyond PCH and wait until a space becomes available. This causes the backup you see here.
Caltrans has approved city plans to prohibit left turns for southbound vehicles on Coast Highway at three locations: St. Ann’s, Anita and Brooks. We anticipate that construction of the mast arms would start this fall.
Clear skys brought out the tourists but not the beach lovers. Plenty of room at Main beach if you could find a parking space and that is a big if.
Even had a band at Main beach. John Phillip Sousa at his best.
Why? Because it will protect you from sunstroke while waiting for the light at Ocean and PCH.
Update: Saturday, April 19, 2008, 0700 AM. A seal has been installed on the sewer line and the city hopes to have PCH open by 0900 AM today.
At 2:00pm the line had been fixed and testing was being done. It was hoped the the damaged sewer line could be completed by 3:30pm today.
Read the Laguna Beach city report: www.lagunabeachcity.net/news/spill_041708.pdf
Yesterday it was the traffic today it's the wet weather. No matter it's still paradise.
The Sun is to your back. The traffic isn't to bad. And you know when you reach PCH and Broadway that you're almost home. That is if you live in Laguna Beach.
Water Temp: 59
Tides:
11:00am 5.10 Hi
06:39pm -0.05 Lo
01:48am 3.73 Hi (Sat)
06:07am 2.89 Lo (Sat)
And it's just in time for the holidays.
The repair of the North Coast Interceptor in the vicinity of Nyes Place has started. The first step is in the installation of concrete K rails on each side of the median lane so that the above-ground bypass of that two million gallon sewer line can be accomplished. The bypass will need to be in place the entire three months of the construction.
Update November 16, 2007: Friday Updates – North Coast Interceptor at Nyes Place – The difficult task of installing traffic control down the length of the project will be complete this week. After much coordination with business owners and Saint Catherine’s School, alternate parking on Cardinal Way and Victoria Place has been arranged. Parking information maps can be viewed on the Water Quality Department’s website at http://www.clbwq.net/ and click on the “NCI Traffic and Project Information”. The 24-inch transmission main will be potholed this week. This is the first time the pipe has been exposed since it’s installation in the early 1980’s. The material type will be confirmed and the bypass will be detailed based on the observed field conditions. In the next couple of weeks, custom-built fittings will be fabricated for the bypass tie-ins, concurrently, the bypass piping will be installed between the ends of the project.
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