Current Projects

10/15/24: The pedestrian bridge at Mariposa Point on the San Clemente Beach Trail remains closed after significant slope movement required bridge sections to be removed. The City recognizes the importance of this Beach Trail connection to the public, and while the timeline for restoration of the bridge is unknown, there are current restoration efforts underway, including:

• Evaluation of existing bridge structures to determine if repair or replacement is possible in the landslide area.
• Coordination with project stakeholders on future improvement designs
• Identification of funding for future improvements. 

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6/24/24 Update: The bluff repair is in the 1/2 stage of completion. The Tie-back system for the slope is still in the midst of being installed (includes 4 rows of tie-backs).  This will be followed by re-grading the slope with a geogrid reinforcement.  

Looking ahead, the City is working with a firm to develop comprehensive plans and specs for the site's structural, hardscape, and landscape areas, all situated at the top of the slope. We anticipate construction commencing in early spring 2025, marking the beginning of the next crucial phase of the project.

Repair of the damaged channel wall near Calle Grande Vista is expected to continue until February of 2025. Calle Grande Vista will be closed at the project location from 7:00 AM to 4:00 PM from Monday, October 21, 2024 through Friday, October 25, 2024. The Contractor will be operating and maneuvering heavy machinery in the project area in the roadway.  

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The Beach Trail pedestrian bridge at Montalvo is in need of repair. Due to exposure to the highly corrosive marine environment, the existing coating (paint) on Montalvo Pedestrian bridge has reached the end of its service life, and will continue to corrode without any corrective action. The treatment and coating of this pedestrian bridge is expected to extend its service life.

The Montalvo Bridge will be closed until November 22, 2024. During this time, Trail users are encouraged to use local surface streets or the beach to navigate the area. 

Sand Replenishment Projects

Housing Element Rezoning Program