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SF Planning Commission Hearing

Agenda

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Of note:

12.        2011.0558E  (D. DWYER: (415) 575-9031)

TRANSIT EFFECTIVENESS PROJECT (TEP) – Citywide – Public Hearing on the Draft Environmental Impact Report – The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA) and the San Francisco Office of the Controller have launched the TEP, a comprehensive review and analysis of existing travel patterns and service options to make Muni service more convenient, reliable and attractive to existing and potential customers.  The TEP is comprised of individual projects for the Muni System and includes service improvements, service-related capital projects, and transit travel time reduction proposals.  These are designed to improve safety and service reliability, and to reduce travel time. The SFMTA has also developed a Policy Framework, which establishes transit service delivery objectives and identifies actions that will be taken to fulfill these objectives throughout the City.

Preliminary Recommendation: None – No Action Required

NOTE: Written comments will be accepted at the Planning Department until 5:00 p.m. on September 17, 2013.

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