San Diego
Monday will be the first business day that downtown’s C Street will be closed to cars between 2nd and 6th avenues.
The closure of C Street, where the trolley travels, has been in negotiation for six years and was finally approved by the City Council in March.
At that time, the council decided to close C Street permanently at two trolley stops, between 2nd and 3rd avenues and 5th and 6th avenues, and for a 90-day experiment between 2nd and 6th avenues.
Decorative planters were placed Saturday at some C Street intersections to prevent cars from entering the street.
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