Roadway

The Point San Pedro Road Coalition has been informed by a representative of the County that the City of San Rafael, after assessing community input, has decided to withdraw its participation in the County’s Point San Pedro Road Lane Reduction Project Pilot Program. This project would have reduced two east bound lanes of traffic to one

An informational public meeting to present the Point San Pedro Road Roadway Modification Pilot Project is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. Wednesday, March 30 via Zoom. This virtual meeting will be hosted by the Marin County Department of Public Works (DPW) and the City of San Rafael Public Works, since the area being addressed by the pilot includes

On February 10, we posted information provided from the City of San Rafael regarding the planned closure of a westbound lane of Pt. San Pedro between Peacock Dr. and Knight Dr. to accommodate construction work associated with the renovation of Fire Station # 55.  However, when the City closed the lane, the San Rafael’s Department of Public

The following letter was received by the Coalition (and we suspect by all residents who live directly on Pt. San Pedro Road) dealing with the County’s plan later this year to seal-coat the roadway. The purpose of this letter is primarily to alert those residents of this upcoming work and urge them to complete any

The County has decided to proceed with the proposed Roadway Modification pilot project, which will result in a trial lane reduction so that that there will be only one eastbound lane of traffic on Pt. San Pedro Road between Loch Lomond Drive and Riviera. In an effort to keep our community informed about this important

Dan Dawson, Prinicpal Transportation PlannerMarin County Dept. of Public Works Dear Dan, The Point San Pedro Road Coalition very much appreciates that some of the issues we raised in our January 12, 2022 letter were addressed in the information posted by the County on the Point San Pedro Roadway Modification Pilot Project webpage.  However, after we submitted our January

The Coalition presented a letter to the Marin County Department of Public Works regarding their proposed project to reduce the number of vehicle lanes from two to one on Pt. San Pedro Road between the signaled Loch Lomond Drive intersection and Riviera. That letter, reproduced below, documents the Coalition’s and community’s concerns regarding this project

The Point San Pedro Road Coalition has been working with City staff on short- and longer-term solutions to improve the Esplanade on Point San Pedro Road between Bayside Park and Riviera Drive. Short-term improvements include repairing the sidewalk area adjacent to the seawall. Longer term solutions include improvements to the seawall, expanding the pedestrian walkway

Marin County conducted a Zoom meeting on December 15 to present it’s proposal for a lane reduction from two lanes to one lane plus a parking lane and a dedicated bike lane on Pt. San Pedro Road eastbound between Loch Lomond Drive and Riviera Drive. The County calls this a pilot project, resulting in data