Abigail Shull

Agenda.

"TransForm’s John Knox White will share an insider’s perspective on our yearlong Oakland Airport Connector campaign, including a closer look at the groundbreaking new study comparing the proposed $500,000,000 project with both existing AirBART service and a Bus Rapid Transit alternative."

"Clark's Corner Ione challenges you to grab your bike and your family, friends or team and pedal your way to the finish anytime on Saturday, September 18th at Clark's Corner on Ione's Main Street.

"Wish PARK(ing) Day lasted longer than one day?  Learn how to get your very own “parklet,” the City’s innovative experiment to create more public space by temporarily transforming parking spots into mini-parks. Join Andres Power from the Planning Department and Kit Hodge of the Great Streets Project to get information and ask questions about a new permitting process for parklets."

"The Center for Transit Oriented Development recently declared that transit planning should focus primarily on connecting people to regional employment centers. Join us for a briefing on their recent report that has implications for regional and transit planning, and outlines a framework for using transit investments to shape land use decisions. With Dena Belzer and Sujata Srivastava from Strategic Economics and Jeff Wood from Reconnecting America."

"BYOBM. Bring your own bike and mustache. Bring money for the ferry back from Sausalito ($7.85)"

"Join Friends of the Urban Forest and Ellyn Shea on a tour of parks, natural areas and green spaces along the waterfront from Embarcadero to India Basin Shoreline Park, covering 5-6 miles of mainly flat terrain, mostly pavement, some trails. Ride ends at Heron's Head Park."

"Covering everything from literary dissenters to urban riots and protests, this 4-hour tour examines sites of conflict and unrest, the social movements and upheavals, that have shaped San Francisco since its origins."

"Join architects & SFBC members David Baker and Robin Levitt and planner Rob Bregoff for a guided ride past some of the city's most spectacular post-earthquake homes. It will look at works by Second Bay Area Tradition architects and contemporaries, including buildings by Richard Neutra, William Wurster, Gardner Dailey, Henry Hill, and Anshen + Allen. Viewing these houses through the focused lens of local architects and planners, our daily city becomes a richer, more revealed place.

"Pedal to the Ferry Building to fill up your panniers with local bounty and park your bike with the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition. All 52 weeks a year, the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition will be providing complimentary valet bike parking."