Community Corner
One Paseo: Advanced Development, or Unaccelerated Traffic Hole
Come one. Come all. The new development many Carmel Valley residents have mixed feelings about.
One Paseo, Mixed Feelings, Real Concerns
A new development in the cross of Del Mar Heights Rd and El Camino Bvd. One main concern from residents is increasing the already rough traffic patterns. Typically, traffic runs rough during both the morning hours and the early evening hours.
Local Schools Impact Traffic
Local Schools, Torrey Pines, Solana Highlands, Carmel Valley MS and Cathedral Catholic.
Schools start at different times, but TPHS starts at 7:30, with students being dropped off around 7:30. TP is located on Del Mar Heights road, along with two other High School's, Cathedral Catholic and Canyon Crest Academy.
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Some local residents are concerned that many of travelers on the streets, are 16 & 17 year old students, new to driving.
Normal Commute, Pre-Sets For A Bad Notation
Normal commute hours, to work, and from work already are stressful and full of red break-lights throughout Carmel Valley, Pacific Highlands Ranch, and Torrey Hills. Adding new restaurant and store hotspots would only increase vehicular traffic to the region.
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Noise Concerns During Construction
Already, local residents are complaining about loud late night construction. Lanes have been blocked off on EastBound Del Mar Heights Rd, and a creation of a new stop-light intersection was constructed, although not yet in use.
Residents met at a private residence in the nearby residential area to conjointly pose their concerns with the drilling later in the evening hours.
Updates on Patch.com
As construction rows on, and this development continues, check back on Patch.com for updates on this million dollar creation.
