Community Leadership Alliance Meeting on Polk Street Plans

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This Week: Greening Irving and Holloway, Sunday Streets TL

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This afternoon offers a chance to talk strategy on winning improvements for a safer Polk Street with the Community Leadership Alliance. And later this week, don’t miss chances to weigh in on plans to add greenery and traffic calming along central Irving Street and Holloway Avenue. Cap off the week with the return of Sunday […]

Final Open House for Polk Street Redesign

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From SFMTA: You’re invited to join us for the final open house for the Polk Streetscape Project! Since releasing the Preferred Alternative for roadway design in July, the project team has focused its attention on refining the roadway design concept and investigating options for public realm enhancements such as lighting, landscaping, bulbouts and alley improvements. Planning […]

This Week: Support a Safer Polk Street

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Tonight, supporters of a safer Polk Street can join SF Municipal Transportation Agency Director Ed Reiskin and D3 Supervisor David Chiu at a meeting of the Middle Polk Neighborhood Association, which will discuss walking and biking improvements in the works. On Thursday, the SFMTA will present its draft proposal for new parking meters and permit […]

Polk Street Improvement Project Community Meeting

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From SFBC: Polk Street connects thousands of San Franciscans to work, school, the waterfront and thriving commercial corridors from Market Street to the Bay. The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition has a vision for a street with a separated bikeway, calmed traffic and improved intersections to the street making it safer for the large numbers of […]

SF Bicycle Coalition Polk Street Committee Meeting

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From SF Bike Coalition: Tue., May. 14 | 6-7:30pm | SF Bicycle Coalition HQ, 833 Market St, Floor 10 Come to the the SF Bicycle Coalition’s first Polk Street Committee meeting to help bring bicycle and pedestrian safety improvements to Polk Street. We need you to give your input about the current proposals for Polk […]