Malibu Mayor Pro Tem John Sibert at the groundbreaking at Kanan Dume.
Councilwoman Laura Rosenthal at the groundbreaking at Kanan Dume.
Photos: Ben Jong/Metro
The City of Malibu broke ground this week on two new new traffic improvement projects along the Pacific Coast Highway. One project will replace traffic signals at Big Rock Drive to include a left-turn phase and improve the bus stop and pedestrian access. The other project will realign, extend and widen the truck arrester bed–the gravel lane that helps stop runaway vehicles–and improve signage in the area at Kanan Dume Road and PCH.
Both projects are funded by Measure R. Big Rock Drive received approximately $300,000, and Kanan Dume received $900,000. These are the first Measure R funded roadway improvement projects to begin in the City of Malibu.
Categories: Measure R
Sure would be nice to have a bus line from the Valley to Malibu with summer approaching. 🙁
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Do you know about the varipus “Beach Bus” services such as this one?:
http://www.cityofcalabasas.com/beachbus.html
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