Turlock's Main Street will soon get a much-needed overhaul, giving locals and visitors alike a smoother ride into downtown, but exactly what the project will mean for the 100-year old Sycamore trees that line the corridor and the street side parking residents use on a daily basis is still uncertain. The City of Turlock held a public meeting on Tuesday with the intent to seek additional input on project options, with the focus being on the section of roadway from West Avenue South to Lander Avenue. Three options were presented on Tuesday that the City Engineering Department put together based on input from a public meeting held in January.
Residents swing towards saving parking rather than trees on W. Main Street
