Pier Parking Structure to Get $1-Million Upgrade
The Redondo Beach pier parking structure will get a face-lift that includes a seismic upgrade, improved traffic circulation and a better bike path.
The City Council has allotted $2 million to fix the 25-year-old structure, which has been in disrepair. Barry Keilsmeier, Redondo Beach Harbor properties director, said the renovation will help the structure better withstand an earthquake and improve pedestrian and bicycle access.
The city plans to pay for the renovation with redevelopment funds. Construction is scheduled to begin in December and is expected to take four months.
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