Temescal Canyon Road Road Repairs Begin, Will Continue Through October

PACIFIC PALISADES, CA — Work to repair Temescal Canyon Road was slated to begin Monday, Oct. 2, which officials hope will end months of travel woes on the thoroughfare.

The work is slated to be complete by the end of the month, according to Councilmember Traci Park .

"We are mindful of traffic impacts and how critical this route is for emergency ingress and egress to the Pacific Palisades. We appreciate your ongoing patience and cooperation as we move forward with these essential repairs," Park wrote in an email newsletter.

The road for months has been affected by a lane closure due to storm damage. A portion of Temescal Canyon Road between Pacific Coast Highway and West Bowdin Street is facing structural instability thanks to water seepage following heavy winter rain, officials said.

Park previously kickstarted a plan to obtain funding for repairs after hearing concerns from Palisades residents about access to one of the few routes in and out of the neighborhood.