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Beach Road seawall work is now underway in Belvedere

Drivers should expect single-lane traffic and sidewalk closures on Beach Road, with the sidewalk near the seawall closed via marked detour.

TYLER CALLISTER / THE ARKTow-away no-parking signs line Beach Road, marking the zone where Pacific Gas and Electric Co. crews are relocating utilities ahead of the seawall stabilization project.
Kevin Hessel
By KEVIN HESSEL · 1 min read

Work to stabilize the Beach Road seawall is now underway, the start of a monthslong project engineers say is needed to keep the eroding wall from failing in a major earthquake and flooding hundreds of lagoon-area homes.

Pacific Gas and Electric Co. crews began relocating utilities in the roadway on July 17. That project is expected to run through July 29, with possible Saturday work July 25, before the main construction begins. Gordon N. Ball Construction Inc. of Walnut Creek is set to build from July 27 to Oct. 30 under a $3.51 million contract the City Council awarded in April. The work will install steel sheet piles reinforcing about 550 feet of seawall along Beach Road, between the Main Street and Peninsula Road intersections, part of a roughly $4.97 million project.

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A version of this story appeared in the July 22, 2026, print edition of The Ark. See something wrong? Request a correction.
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