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Advocates Ask Supes to Support a Two-Way Hayes
By Matthew Roth |
Advocates are calling for all livable streets supporters who have the time to turn out to the Board of Supervisors’ Land Use and Economic Development Committee meeting today at 1pm to voice their support for a two-way Hayes Street, as was called for in the Market and Octavia Plan. In 2007, the Hayes Valley Neighborhood […]
800-Seat Performance Space in Hayes Valley Approved with No Parking
By Matthew Roth |
A sketch of the proposed SF Jazz building and with performance auditorium. Image: SF Jazz. The same neighborhood organizations and community advocates that routinely lobby to prevent the San Francisco Planning Department from granting parking exceptions in excess of progressive neighborhood plans were thrilled with a new project to build a 3-story building in the […]
SFMTA Presentation on Market & Haight Streets Transit and Pedestrian Improvement Project
By Andrew Saavedra |
From SFMTA: SFMTA staff will conduct a presentation on the Market & Haight Streets Transit and Pedestrian Improvement Project at the Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association meeting. Attendees will have an opportunity to learn about project details, including construction benefits, scope of work, new transit configuration, timeline and Muni service adjustments, etc. The public can also share their feedback and […]
SFMTA Public Hearing: Octavia Blvd Safety Improvements and More
By Aaron Bialick |
Agenda From SFMTA: On May 22nd, the SFMTA is conducting a public hearing to consider approval of the following project proposals, which aim to improve safety in Hayes Valley for all modes (particularly for pedestrians) while helping calm traffic on Octavia Boulevard as it approaches Patricia’s Green: – Octavia Boulevard at Oak Street: establish refuge […]
This Week: Safer SoMa, Sunday Streets in the Richmond
By Streetsblog |
This week is your chance to get involved with the push for safer streets in SoMa: The SF Bicycle Coalition’s Safe SoMa Committee meets tonight and the SFMTA hosts a community meeting Wednesday on its Folsom Street pilot project to replace a traffic lane with a wider bike lane. Also this week: The SFMTA presents […]