Project Introduction

The K Ingleside Rapid Project will focus improvements on Ocean Avenue between Junipero Serra Boulevard and the Balboa Park BART Station. 

The K Ingleside connects the Ingleside district to downtown San Francisco via West Portal Avenue and the Twin Peaks Tunnel. It links residential neighborhoods, the Ocean Avenue commercial corridor, Balboa Park BART and schools, including City College of San Francisco and primary and secondary schools.

https://www.sfmta.com/projects/k-ingleside-rapid-project

July 24-August 7, all community members can learn more through several ways: 

Visit a self-guided open house in-person to review the proposal and share your feedback at the Ingleside Branch Library (1298 Ocean Avenue). All materials and surveys are available in English, Spanish and Chinese. 

Join SFMTA at an on-street pop-up on Thursday, July 27 (4:00-6:00 p.m.) at Ocean and Capitol avenues or Wednesday, August 2 (8:00-10:00a.m.) at Ocean and Aston avenues – both will have Cantonese interpretation and materials available.

We are excited to celebrate the recent Havelock Bridge mural. If you haven’t seen it, please walk down to Havelock and Circular to check it out. Join Supervisor Melgar’s office and the community for the ribbon cutting celebration.

What: Havelock Bridge Mural Ribbon Cutting

When: Friday, July 14, 12PM

Where: Entrance of the overpass, close to 240 Havelock Street

Featuring one of Sunnyside’s projects.

VOTE FOR SUNNYSIDE –JUNE 12 – 26. District 7 Participatory Budget Project 2023

Seating area with trees in Sunnyside

Installation of a bench, native sidewalk garden and two trees on Foerster Street and Monterey Boulevard. The locations fronts of the Kwik & Convenient parking lot, on a wide sidewalk near the El Gran Taco Loco taco truck parked in the Kwik and Convenient parking lot. This project will not only provide greenery and increase water permeability on this barren stretch of sidewalk, but will also provide seating for patrons of the taco truck and Kwik and Convenient. The dual benefit of helping local businesses survive and greening of the area has the potential to increase pedestrian engagement in Sunnyside’s central business corridor. Aesthetically, it helps to beautify a long neglected portion of Monterey Boulevard’s central business district.

Sharing an article from our neighbors at the Glen Park Association.