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  ADIは、 City of La Mesa (Verified Official)

  Thank you for taking the time to report your concern in the City of La Mesa. Your Request has been received and will be routed to the appropriate staff for review and/or action.

  2021/09/25 · Flag Flagged
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  Operations Admin (Verified Official)

  Operations Admin assigned this issue to CFarr

  2021/09/27 · Flag Flagged
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  CFarr (Registered User)

  Thank you for taking the time to report your concern in the City of La Mesa. Your Request has been routed to the Engineering Project Manager managing this project.

  2021/09/27 · Flag Flagged
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  Alex Boese (Registered User)

  I live on Massachusetts and want to second the comment that this problem needs to be addressed immediately. I've seen cars swerving at the last minute to avoid the median. It's crazy. Also, I don't understand why the position of the median was changed, but that's another matter.

  2021/09/27 · Flag Flagged
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  CFarr (Registered User)

  Per the Project Manager, City Staff has put temporary traffic control in place until the contractor can return and restore set-up. Slurry and restriping is scheduled to take place this week and next.

  2021/09/27 · Flag Flagged
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  CFarr (Registered User)

  

  2021/09/27 · Flag Flagged
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  Alex Boese (Registered User)

  The picture posted by the engineering department shows how far the median has been moved into the southbound lane, narrowing it. To make the southbound lane wide enough, I'm guessing that the bike lane will now be narrowed, or eliminated entirely. This worries me a lot as a homeowner on the street, because it will make turning into our driveways more difficult. Cars come up Massachusetts FAST! It used to be that we could pull into the bike lane, slowing down, before turning into our driveway, so we would be out of the flow of traffic. But if the bike lane is narrowed, we'll have to turn while we're directly in the flow of traffic, and risk getting rear-ended by a speeder.

  2021/09/28 · Flag Flagged
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  CFarr (Registered User)

  Per the Project Manager: the bike lane on southbound Massachusetts Avenue will remain, but will be narrowed slightly to provide room for a northbound bike lane. The entire roadway will be slurry sealed and restriped starting tomorrow, 09/30/2021.

  2021/09/29 · Flag Flagged
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  An anonymous SeeClickFix user (Registered User)

  Respectfully, there will not be enough room for a vehicle lane and a bike lane. The vehicles (usually traveling at a high rate of speed) will be navigating the curve heading toward the bike lane and the driveways of these unfortunate homes along Mass. We have solved the problem on the north bound lanes crashing into the island at Blackton by narrowing the southbound lane creating a new danger.

  Maybe we should consider making the median more narrow, allowing space on both sides. Also adequate reflectors throughout would help.

  2021/09/29 · Flag Flagged
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  GlendaD (Registered User)

  I ride my bike on the roads and also drive this way to drop off my daughter at school, so when I first saw the median after it was completed, my immediate thought was how easily a car can hit a cyclist on the bike lane with this set-up. With too many cyclist deaths this year already, this issue really needs to be fixed immediately to prevent another one. It is extremely unsafe, but PLEASE don't wait for an incident to do anything about it. Thank you!

  2021/10/08 · Flag Flagged

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