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San Mateo County is embarking on a series of road repairs to fix cracked and rough pavement between state Highways 1 and 35.
The work started Monday, Aug. 22.
The project will ultimately improve road surfaces but will cause short-term delays and inconvenience, especially to cyclists.
Michelle Durand, a county spokesperson, said this is the 15th consecutive year of the county's "chip seal" road maintenance program, a proven and cost-effective method that both improve surfaces and causes less disruption to the traveling public than other treatments.
The project involves 50 miles of county-maintained roads. On Monday, the work will begin on Sunshine Valley Road, then move to Higgins Canyon Road and Purisima Creek Road.
The road work is expected to last through the week of Sept. 23.
