SFMTA Engineering Hearing
- Establishing a 15-mph zone on 3 blocks of 25th St in the Mission
- Sidewalk widening on one block by the CPMC St Luke’s campus, as part of the Mission District Streetscape Plan
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Sunday Streets: Mission
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From Sunday Streets: The Mission Sunday Streets will take place on Valencia St from 26th St to McCoppin Hub Plaza. Sunday Streets is a pet friendly event. Attend a Community Meeting If you have ideas on what you would like to see at Sunday Streets, come to a community meeting. See the dates and RSVP here. Activities […]
Future of the 26-Valencia Line Uncertain
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Flickr photo: Octoferret Eliminating the 26-Valencia, a route with low ridership and parallel service only a block away on Mission Street, would save Muni an estimated $2.4 million. But three members of the MTA Board expressed concerns at their meeting this week about staff’s proposal to eliminate the 26, and it followed public testimony from […]
New Ingleside Captain Gets Tough on Drivers Failing to Yield to Peds
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Flickr photo: myelectricsheep The Ingleside Police Station has a new captain and he’s out of the blocks with a very progressive pedestrian safety agenda. Captain David Lazar, who just assumed his post at the Ingleside Station on April 18th, will conduct a sting on motorists who fail to yield to pedestrians in crosswalks at five […]
Islais Creek Watershed Walk
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From WalkSF: Join Walk SF to discover the Islais Creek Watershed! Learn about the Islais Creek Watershed’s walking, greening, and creek daylighting opportunities, and about the Bernal Heights Living Library & Think Park Nature Walk, a small part of the Watershed on the south side of Bernal Heights. With almost 600 California Native Trees planted, […]
Mini-Stretch of 15th St. Goes on Road Diet for SFMTA’s “Home Zone” Project
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Two blocks of 15th Street, from South Van Ness Avenue to Mission Street, went on a road diet this week. It’s part of the SF Municipal Transportation Agency’s “Home Zone” pilot project to study the effects of concentrated traffic calming measures on a few blocks around Marshall Elementary School, with the aim of creating a […]
This Week: CEQA Abuse, Water, the Hairball
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Here are this week’s highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Tuesday Quantifying CEQA Abuse. In 2015, Jennifer Hernandez conducted the first systematic review of California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) lawsuits, providing data about the profound impact of litigation abuse under the state’s signature environmental law. Two years later, she’s accumulated a second round of data as important […]