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Home > Community > Playa del Rey

TOP STORY - MARCH 18, 2008

Upgrade Of The South Bay Bike Trail Complete

A major upgrade and overhaul of the South Bay Bike Trail is now complete, Supervisor Don Knabe announced today. The renovated bike path is located between 62nd Avenue and Culver Boulevard in the Playa del Rey community of the City of Los Angeles.

The South Bay Bike Trail stretches nearly 22 miles between Will Rogers State Beach and Torrance County Beach, with most of the path running along public beaches. The project involved the reconstruction of the existing bike trail, including the construction of deep base to stabilize the path and new concrete pavement, and the installation of new striping and pavement markings. The total cost of the project was $431,243, with funding coming from Proposition C Local Return Funds.

“It is important that the bike paths on our beaches are safe,” said Supervisor Knabe. “These improvements will enhance the safety and increase enjoyment of the numerous residents and visitors who use the South Bay Bike Trail.”

 

View the press release.

 

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Useful Playa del Rey Links

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ABOVE: South Bay Bike Trail running through the Playa del Rey neighborhood. This bike path is will soon receive a number of upgrades, which should be complete in Spring 2007

Related Playa del Rey Stories

01/23/08 Construction Set To Begin On Dockweiler State Beach Youth Center

06/01/07 Knabe Expresses Disappointment in the Conclusion of LAX Runway Studies

05/09/07 Summer Beach Shuttle to Offer Expanded Service

04/27/07 Dockweiler State Beach Dedication Set

10/17/06 Beach Bike Path to Receive Upgrades

05/13/05 New Dockweiler Recreational Vehicle Park Set to Re-Open for Summer 2005 Season

     

Contact:
Steve Napolitano

Field Deputy
825 Maple Avenue
Torrance, CA 90503
snapolitano@lacbos.org
Tel: (310) 222-3015
Fax: (310) 320-4058

 

Don Knabe. Working for Playa del rey.

Playa del Rey Accomplishments

2007

 

Refurbishing Dockweiler State Beach
Supervisor Knabe participated in a dedication ceremony for $14 million in new facilities at Dockweiler Beach. Improvements included replacement of four restroom buildings, an entry kiosk, refurbishment of maintenance and lifeguard facilities, a concession building, new playground equipment, and upgrades to the recreational vehicle park with conversion of all spaces to full hook-ups, and parking lots.

Expressing Disappointment in Conclusion of LAX Runway Studies
Supervisor Knabe announced his disappointment in the conclusions reached by studies commissioned by Los Angeles World Airports (LAWA) that called for moving the northernmost runway at LAX at least 340 feet north into the communities of Westchester and Playa del Rey. Each report came to the same conclusion with little, if any, discussion of available alternatives.

2006

 

 

 

Called for the adoption and implementation of County's new Tsunami Preparedness program which will inform and coordinate emergency services in case of a tsunami.

 

Held a Tsunami Emergency Preparedness Program Briefing for local communities.

 

Dockweiler Beach Comfort Stations and RV Lot Improvement Project.
 

Dockweiler Youth Center Construction Project.


Co-sponsored the Beach Shuttle with stops in Playa del Rey.

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