The following was provided by the S.R. Community Development Department as an update on the lighting plan for the Loch Lomond Marina development. Once the Design Review Board meeting is scheduled, we will post that information: There are two remaining design items that will require a review by the City’s Design Review Board. Two of the
The lights that were initially installed for the temporary parking area were night time construction lights operated by gas powered generators. We complained about these and requested the lights be placed on main power (to eliminate the generator noise at night), the level and intensity of the lights be reduced significantly and the placement of
Due to construction, the parking lot from Dock G to Dock J (see image below) was closed on Monday, March 9, in order to rebuild the parking lot and install new drainage and utilities. The parking lot will be reopened as soon as possible, hopefully by April 24. There is a temporary parking area established on the surcharge area near Dock
Over the past several months, work has continued on the Village at Loch Lomond Marina. This update contains information provided by the developer, BCDC and the S.R. Public Works and Community Development departments. Name: You might have noticed the signs on the property advertising “The Strand”. The name of this development is still called The Village
At the City Council meeting on Tuesday Feb 17 (7pm, City Hall), the Public Works Department will present a resolution approving the Subdivision Map and the Subdivision Improvement Agreement for the Village at Loch Lomond Marina (now called The Strand at Loch Lomond Marina) – Phase 2. They also plan to inform the City Council
City Council Mtg 2/17/15 to Discuss Loch Lomond Marina Read More »
New FEMA specifications will require the elevation of several lots in the Village at Loch Lomond Marina (now being called The Strand at Loch Lomond Marina), some by as much as 16 inches…. On Monday, January 26, 2015 two members of the Pt. San Pedro Road Coalition Board met with Kevin McGowan, San Rafael Assistant
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The boardwalk along the Loch Lomond Marina has been closed for some time. This was due to damage caused during earlier construction work that made a section of the boardwalk unsafe to use and part of it slid into the Bay. That section of the boardwalk has now been repaired and is open for use.
The construction for the Village at Loch Lomond Marina continues more or less according to the schedule we have posted on the website under Construction Schedule. The surcharge dirt has been moved from the Phase 1 area to the Phase 2 area (Phase 2, Step 3). However, additional surcharge material will be added to that
At some point in the past couple of days, the contractor at the Loch Lomond Marina project moved the roadway behind Andy’s Market so that it bordered the wetlands at the Bay end of that roadway. This was to accommodate removing the old roadway leading to the Marina parking at the east end and inserting
Tomorrow, Saturday October 4, 2014, Andy’s Market will be having some repair work and a slurry coat applied to the parking lot in preparation for winter. This is not part of the Marina Construction project and can be done by City regulations (SRMC Chapter 8.13- Noise) on Saturday between 9am and 6pm.
