Politics & Government
Manhattan Ave. To Reopen To 2-Way Traffic In Manhattan Beach
The Manhattan Avenue road closure from Manhattan Beach Boulevard to 12th Street has been discontinued. The road will reopen to 2-way travel.
MANHATTAN BEACH, CA — The City of Manhattan Beach is closing down its recent expansion of the outdoor dining area Downtown on Manhattan Avenue and expects to reopen the avenue from 12th Street to Manhattan Beach Boulevard later today.
Outdoor dining decks, patios and sidewalks in the public right-of-way in North Manhattan Beach and Downtown remain open like they have been since Los Angeles County allowed a return to public outdoor dining a few weeks ago.
City staff says the city "will review the equitable allocation of outdoor dining areas for restaurants in the public right-of-way."
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The two-week trial closure of Manhattan Avenue allowed Manhattan Beach Post, Fishing With Dynamite, Nando Trattoria, Slay Steak and Seafood, and Tacolicious to expand their dining capacity.
In the late afternoon today, two-way traffic on Manhattan Ave in Downtown #ManhattanBeach after a 2 week trial closure to facilitate additional #socialdistancing at restaurants offering outdoor dining in the public right-of-way. Read more: https://t.co/sBaL0ABICq pic.twitter.com/jr2u72XfIW
— Manhattan Beach City (@citymb) February 23, 2021
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