Highway 1 CoastsideHighway 1 in the unincorporated Midcoast is the key and only connecting transportation route. The current focus is the Highway 1 Safety and Mobiity Study and the roadmap forward. |
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Community Focus in the Highway 1 StudyThe Highway 1 Safety and Mobility Study offers specific considerations and alternatives for Midcoast communities. Some examples with study page numbers are shown below.
PHASE 2: Highway 1 Safety and Mobility Improvement Study - DraftThis is the current study for public review and comment at the February 29 meeting. The focus is on the communities of Montara and Moss Beach and the route north through Devil's Slide. Supplemental documents by extend previous (Phase 1) work on El Granada at Surfers Beach and Bikeways. El Granada Option A -- El Granada Option E -- Pedestrian and Bikeway Route Network Map Community Planning Meetings were held in 2011. Meetings for Community Comment & the submission to the Board of Supervisors are planned for 2012. .
Background: April, Mary, 2011: A second phase of the Highway 1 Safe and Mobility Project began in April. The closing presentation was held on Thursday, May 26, 2011 at 7:30pm in the El Granada Elemtary School Multi-Purpose room. The final study report and further information on the Phase 2 project and the slides from the May 26 presentation of plan concepts are available on the San Mateo County Web Page
2009/2010 San Mateo County and the Local Government Commission conducted a participatory planning effort to improve Highway 1 safety in the San Mateo Midcoast. This event was formally known as "The Highway 1 Safety and Mobility Improvement Study". The informal name was Traffic and Trails. The report issued, Highway 1 Safety and Mobility Improvement Study (implicitly Phase 1), was approved by the Board of Supervisors. - Video of the opening session (June 25, 2009) - Video of the closing session (June 30, 2009)
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Letters and Comments - Highway 1 Safety and Mobility Study - Phase 2
History - MCC and Community Concerns Regarding Highway 1
The Midcoast Community Council has reviewed traffic conditions on Highway 1. The links below date back to October, 2009 address safety and support for immediate and long term measures.
Further Highway 1 Topics
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