SFMTA Open House: Embarcadero Protected Bike Lanes
From SFMTA:
11:43 PM PDT on July 13, 2014
From SFMTA:
Please join the SFMTA, Port of San Francisco, San Francisco Public Works and the San Francisco Planning Department to share ideas on how to improve safety and comfort for all travelers on the Embarcadero from 3rd Street to Powell/Jefferson streets.
The Embarcadero Enhancement Project is a planning process that will develop a conceptual design in efforts to improve the safety and comfort for all those traveling along The Embarcadero.
The City and County of San Francisco wants to hear your ideas on how the travel experience along the San Francisco Waterfront can be improved through the creation of a bikeway from 3rd Street to Powell/Jefferson Streets.
This open house will be an opportunity for the public to be introduced to the planning project, share ideas and learn more from the City project team.
Please join us!
Aaron was the editor of Streetsblog San Francisco from January 2012 until October 2015. He joined Streetsblog in 2010 after studying rhetoric and political communication at SF State University and spending a semester in Denmark.
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