How San Pedro is preparing for a more regional profile because of current development efforts.
Rapid and major development is being seen throughout San Pedro, known for its mega port and low-key vibe compared to higher-profile coastal cities in Los Angeles County.
The plan will also be the subject of an upcoming community meeting from 6 to 8 p.m. Sept. 28 at the Harbor Administration Building, 425 S. Palos Verdes St., in San Pedro. “San Pedro’s waterfront is a vital and cherished amenity for locals and visitors alike,” the plan’s summary section says. “This plan will undoubtedly further the LA Waterfront’s ability to become an even greater destination and attraction.”
As for parking — a longtime concern in the area — signage for existing parking lots is usually small and doesn’t always link destinations with parking availability. As for pedestrian access, the report says, walking pathways are particularly important because many residents access the waterfront on foot.
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