Middle Polk Neighborhood Association Meeting

From MPNA:

This month’s meeting focuses on the SFMTA’s proposed 2015 redesign of Polk Street. Our local Polk Street Merchants will join us to discuss this proposal. Also attending will be District 3 Supervisor David Chiu and the Director of SFMTA, Ed Reiskin. A key concern is the proposal to eliminate a significant amount of parking on Polk Street to accomodate bicycle lanes.

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