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PCH Segment A Safety Improvement - PID - Feedback

PCH Segment A Safety Improvement - PID - Feedback

Caltrans District 7 invites you to share your input on this project.  Your feedback will help us better understand community priorities as the project moves forward.  Thank you for taking a few minutes to participate.

We'd Like to Hear from You

What is your affiliation with the PCH Segment A project? (Select all that apply)

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What is your primary method of traveling through Segment A? (Select all that apply)

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Design Alternatives


Alternative 1: PCH Master Plan Design

  • Adds approximately one mile of sidewalk along both sides of PCH.
  • Adds 5- to 6-foot Class II bike lanes with green pavement markings in conflict areas.
  • Removes the center turn lane to maintain travel lanes and parking while creating space for bicycle and pedestrian improvements.
  • Improves intersection visibility, pedestrian crossings and refuge areas, bus stop access, signs, pavement markings, speed management, and drainage.


Alternative 2: Hybrid Design 


 

  • Adds approximately one mile of sidewalk and 5-foot Class II bike lanes.
  • Maintains a 10-foot center turn lane through most of the corridor and removes it for approximately 500 feet between Rambla Vista North and Carbon Canyon Road.
  • Uses 10.5-foot travel lanes to provide space for parking, bike lanes, sidewalks, and the center turn lane.
  • Maintains U-turn access at Carbon Canyon Road.
  • Includes intersection, pedestrian crossing, bus stop, speed management, pavement marking, and drainage improvements.


Alternative 3: Full Standard Design


 

  • Adds a double roundabout at Las Flores Canyon Road.
  • Adds a shared-use path for bicyclists and pedestrians.
  • Widens the existing bridge on both sides.
  • Provides 12-foot travel lanes, a 12-foot center turn lane, 6-foot Class II bike lanes, and designated parking.
  • Removes part of the center turn lane between Rambla Vista North and Carbon Canyon Road.
  • Includes intersection visibility, crossing, bus stop, speed management, pavement marking, and drainage improvements.


Alternative 4: No-Build

 

  • Keeps the existing roadway and configuration.
  • Limits future work to routine maintenance.
  • Does not add new safety or multimodal improvements.
  • Would not address the safety, access, and operational needs identified for the corridor.

Which Alternative do you prefer? (Ranked Choice Voting)

Please drag and drop the options below to rank them in order of your preference, with 1 being your top choice and 4 being your least preferred.

(Note: This question uses ranked choice voting - your top preference will be given the highest weight.)

Share your thoughts

Please share your feedback on the project. We will consider your comments along with technical analysis as planning continues.

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To leave a voicemail comment, call 855-925-2801, project code: 2929

To send an email comment: pchsegment_a@publicinput.com

 

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