WHEN HIGHWAY 1 RE-OPENS THIS THURSDAY (FROM JUST NORTH OF THE PFEIFFER CANYON BRIDGE UP TO CARMEL), THERE WILL BE A TURNAROUND IN-PLACE JUST NORTH OF THE BRIDGE. THE TURN-AROUND WILL BE AT THE MULTI-AGENCY FACILITY AT MILE-MARKER 46.35.
AS PART OF TODAY’S UPDATE, CAL-TRANS OFFICIALS SAY THAT SLIDE REMOVAL AND HIGHWAY RE-ALIGNMENT AT PAUL’S SLIDE (AT MILE MARKER 21.6) IS SLATED TO BEGIN NEXT MONDAY.
TOMORROW (Wednesday) AND FRIDAY BETWEEN 10 A-M AND 3 P-M, DELIVERY VEHICLES WEIGHING UP TO 50-THOUSAND POUNDS, (WITH A MAXIMUM LENGTH OF 30 FEET) WILL BE ALLOWED IN FROM THE SOUTH SIDE TO HELP RE-SUPPLY LOCALS. LOCALS AND SUPPLY VEHICLES WILL NEED TO SHOW I-D TO THE FLAGGER AT RAGGED POINT.
WEATHER REPORTS INDICATE THAT A LOW PRESSURE TROUGH IS EXPECTED TO BRING SOUTHERLY WINDS AND RAIN NEXT MONDAY AND TUESDAY, WITH POSSIBLE OTHER STORMS TO FOLLOW NEXT WEEK.
10 VOLUNTEERS WORKED ON THE HIKING TRAIL, THAT WILL ALLOW PEOPLE TO WALK THROUGH THE AREA THE PFEIFFER CANYON BRIDGE GOES OVER. ABOUT HALF OF THAT TRAIL HAS REPORTEDLY BEEN COMPLETED SO FAR.
FOR PEOPLE SOUTH OF THE BRIDGE WHO NEED TO GET RID OF THEIR TRASH, THERE ARE PLANS TO BRING A LARGE DUMPSTER INTO KIRK CREEK CAMPGROUND TOMORROW BY NOON.
