UPDATE to the original posting: The boardwalk in the area where it was heaved up and broken has been removed . A sign has been posted by the Marina saying that repairs will take a minimum of 30-90 days to complete. The sign also offers to help relocate boats to another slip if owners want to move.
Those of you who travel past the construction site at the Loch Lomond Marina have undoubtedly noticed that excavations have been done recently in the newly-paved Pt. San Pedro Road at the entrance to the Marina and Loch Lomond. For reference, the street that enters the Loch Lomond subdivision is called Lochinvar while its “sister”
Notices have been posted around the Marina dock entrances announcing that the Fuel Dock will be closed for 3 months starting September 2. The fuel lines servicing the pumps have to be replaced as they are corroding, so significant upgrading is necessary. No alternate fueling options are being considered so far except to direct boaters
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The contractor is expected to begin work in the next two weeks on the infrastructure improvements on Loch Lomond Drive. A temporary entrance will be created to access the dry cleaners, professional building and other services. Then trenching and related work will begin to put in sewer, water, electrical conduit, etc and, finally, repaving. Remediation
As part of the Pt. San Pedro Road repaving project, going to Andy’s Market has just become smoother and safer with the installation of new paving at the entry/exit point near the store.
Demolition permits have been issued for the destruction of the building on the Loch Lomond Marina property that had housed the dry cleaners and yacht sales. It is the building immediately adjacent to Andy’s Market. Demolition is expected to begin within the next two weeks. The developer is still hoping to complete any roadway work
Temporary power polls have been placed. The poles will also support temporary lighting for the Marina Boardwalk. Pole and lighting will remain in place until approximately August when the new underground power will be operational and the new bollard lighting for the Boardwalk will be in place. PG&E is going to cut off the main
A construction fence has been erected along the parimeter of the wetlands area on the west end of the construction site to protect the wetlands from the construction work.
Weather permitting, the following is to start in a week or so: 1) The excavation of 100 cu yds of dirt from the gas station site. 2) Excavation of 2 small areas of contaminated dirt from the rear of the dry cleaners. 3) installation of a propane tank to serve the yacht club when the
While the surcharge soil and wicking have been mostly completed on the Middle Section of the property, other work in Phase 1 has been delayed for several reasons (see Nov 15, 2013 below for the delay in the gas station remediation). The work on the infrastructure (gas, sewer, utility, Loch Lomond Dr. repaving, spits, waterfront,
