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Planning for the Future of San Francisco’s Hub Neighborhood
By Roger Rudick |
About a hundred planners, developers, neighbors, and interested citizens crowded into a conference room at One South Van Ness yesterday evening for a presentation from the San Francisco Planning Department on their plans for the area immediately around the intersection of Market and Van Ness, also known as the Hub. The Hub, of course, got its […]
Scott Wiener Proposes Measures to Curb SFFD’s Push for Wider Streets
By Aaron Bialick |
The San Francisco Fire Department has not let up in its fight against narrower roads in the city, protesting measures like bulb-outs and traffic lane removals that make streets safer. In one of the latest instances, SFFD has fought 20-foot-wide streets planned for two major redevelopments, going against years of planning and established city codes. The department […]
Eastern Neighborhoods Citizens Advisory Committee Meeting
By Aaron Bialick |
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City Hall Pushes Caltrain to Move the 4th/King Railyard
By Aaron Bialick |
The various public agencies shaping the plan to bring high-speed rail into downtown San Francisco disagree on what should be done with the Caltrain railyard at the 4th and King Street station. Officials from San Francisco’s Planning Department and Mayor’s Office say it’s time for the railyard — along with the northern spur of the […]
Eastern Neighborhoods Plan Forum
By Aaron Bialick |
From SF Planning: Join Supervisor Malia Cohen and Planning Director John Rahaim at a Forum on Eastern Neighborhood Planning. At the forum, we will: –Review the objectives and history of the Eastern Neighborhoods Plan as well as discuss how it ts with plans for regional growth. –Provide an overview of the development and entitlement […]