Van Ness BRT Presentation at Middle Polk Assocation Meeting
From SFMTA:
Hosted by the Middle Polk Neighborhood Association and Save Polk Street, a presentation will be provided by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA).
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SFMTA Presents to Middle Polk Neighborhood Association
By Aaron Bialick |
From SFMTA: A project update will be provided at a neighborhood meeting sponsored by the Middle Polk Neighborhood Association and Save Polk Street.
Middle Polk Neighborhood Association Meeting
By Aaron Bialick |
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 […]
Middle Polk Neighborhood Association Meeting with SFMTA Director Ed Reiskin
By Aaron Bialick |
On the MPNA agenda: We will be discussing the following topics: The SFMTA’s Future Plans and the ballot funding initiative being voted on this November. The speaker will be the head of the SFMTA, Ed Reskin.
Did Safer Polk St. Opponents Pack a Meeting With Friends From Out of Town?
By Aaron Bialick |
Opponents who packed a neighborhood meeting last month and booed down those who supported removing car parking to improve safety on Polk Street may have boosted their numbers by inviting misinformed friends and family from out of town to attend the meeting. That’s what we’ve been told by supporters of the SFMTA’s safety efforts on […]
SFMTA: Polk Street Walking Tours & Design Charrette
By Robert Prinz |
From SFBC: Connecting the City from City Hall to Aquatic Park Imagery Courtesy of ©WoodsBagot 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 […]
Survey Shows Polk Neighbors Want Safer Streets First, Not Parking
By Aaron Bialick |
Updated 6:09 p.m. with comment from MPNA. Polk Street’s dangerous conditions for people walking and biking are, by far, the biggest concern for people who live, work, and shop there — far more important than any lack of car parking, according to a new neighborhood survey. The survey [DOCX] was conducted by the Mayor’s Office of […]