Diamond (PCH to Prospect)
RUHS South Frontage Curbspace
Public Works | Engineering
December 9, 2025
Diamond Restriping
Access, Safety, & Circulation Improvements
Background
• Speeding/safety concerns, school-time congestion on City streets around RUHS • FY2024-2025 budget direction to study the issue
• Consultant retained for data collection, stakeholder engagement, analysis, and design • If approved, changes to be incorporated in a slurry seal project for Diamond. 2 Redondo Union High Access Study and Design
Report
• Reviewed by City and RBUSD staff
• Available on City website since 10/16/2025
• Link included in agenda packet
• Link sent via QR code to residents during
PWSC noticing
• Circulated with District 2 Councilmember
3 Existing Conditions
• High parking utilization along Diamond west of Del Amo St during peak (82/86) • Lower utilization east of Del Amo (68 spaces available) • Significant cyclist-driver conflicts at Sea Hawk Way
• More cyclists than drivers turning left into Sea Hawk Way • High pedestrian crossings at Diamond/Del Amo
• Bicycle lanes not wide enough to accommodate existing demand • Average speeds generally within limits, some outliers • 17 crashes (12/2019-6/2024) along school frontages
• More crashes during school times
• Injury crashes more likely to involve cyclists
4 Community Engagement
• Stakeholder meetings (Staff, RBUSD, community
groups, students, PTA)
• Online Community Meeting (20 attendees, mostly
neighbors)
Feedback Received:
• Crosswalk safety due to multiple approach lanes
• Cyclists and drivers not stopping at stop signs
• Bus riders crossing outside crosswalks
• Not enough bicycle parking, sidewalk riding
• Parents parking in bicycle lanes
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Prior Public Meetings
Report was presented at District 2 community
meeting. Mainly Vincent Park resident
feedback. Also presented to PWSC
(10/27/2025).
Feedback Received: • Positive feedback for pedestrian safety (bulbouts, median crossing islands)
• Positive feedback for bicycle lane upgrades
(turn lane, protected lanes)
• Not wanting Vincent Park to be overloaded
with pick-up/drop-off
• Wanting more bike parking for students
near school entrances
9 RECOMMENDATION:
• Take public input
• Move forward with design documents for the proposed changes except for expanded school loading zone on Vincent Park
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