Paso Robles unveiled the preliminary concept designs to improve Railroad Street at an open house session on Oct. 24.
"It's a street but kind of functions more as an alley and a lot of Pine Street businesses back up to that street," City Community Development Director Warren Frace said.
Aside from a few
The design includes a steel truss gateway sign, murals, outdoor public art displays, crosswalk steel rail bands and pavers, bike racks, night lighting, and vegetation.
"It would be nice because there are a lot of blank walls and things like that, so
The open house, Frace said, is really just a session to allow the public, property owners, and business owners to come in and give staff feedback.
"I'm looking for some sort of direction. You know, they either love the plan and that would be good, or if they don't like the plan, that's good, too, because we can go off in a different direction," he said.
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