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Western SoMa Neighborhood Transportation Plan Storefront Charette
By Aaron Bialick |
SFCTA Website
New Plan Would Transform Three Alleyways in West SoMa
By Aaron Bialick |
Three alleyways in the city’s motor-dominated South of Market (SoMa) area could be transformed into pedestrian-friendly havens with a new plan approved by the San Francisco County Transportation Authority (SFCTA) Board yesterday. The Western SoMa Neighborhood Transportation Plan would bring traffic-calming measures like chicanes, greening, pedestrian bulb-outs and raised crosswalks along Minna and Natoma Street between […]
Central SoMa Open House
By Stan Parkford |
From the Planning Department: Please join us on Tuesday, November 18th for a community open house and update on the Central SoMa Plan. Since 2011, the Planning Department has worked to provide vision and strategy for the Central SoMa neighborhood, located in the vicinity of 4th Street between Townsend and Market streets. The Central SoMa Plan […]
New Study Analyzes Traffic Around Former Central Freeway
By Matthew Roth |
The Central Freeway sections damaged by the Loma Prieta Earthquake in 1989 have been replaced by such a distinctive Octavia Boulevard, for many San Franciscans the double-decked behemoth that used to dominate the neighborhood has become a distant memory. Most of the traffic the freeway carried, however, has not disappeared and now city planners are […]
This Week: Muni TEP Meetings, Re-Thinking Mission Street
By Streetsblog |
The SFMTA is taking the Muni Transit Effectiveness Project on a tour this week, with meetings in three neighborhoods where you can weigh in on proposed transit improvements. The Planning Department is also initiating a new plan for Mission Street outside of SoMa, and this weekend is the Silicon Valley Transportation Summit. Here are all […]
This Week: Making Sunday Streets Routine in the Mission
By Aaron Bialick |
Tonight, join a community discussion on how the Mission can enjoy Sunday Streets more often. And if you haven’t made it to one of the SFMTA’s town hall budget meetings, Wednesday is your last chance. Also be sure not to miss this Thursday’s SPUR forum on how to save transit throughout the Bay Area. Here are […]