At the June 4, 2021, SFMTA Engineering Hearing: Speed humps are proposed for Staples Ave. between Edna and Detroit will be on the agenda. More about the meeting here.
Residents wishing to request traffic calming for their block can find out more here. Deadline for this cycle is June 30, 2021. Currently the petition requirement is being waived.
Muni has has announced that starting May 15, a new bus route will serve parts of Sunnyside. The new line, called the 36/52-Special, means the return of portions of two routes that were suspended during Covid-19 core service. It combines parts of 36-Teresita and 52-Excelsior, and operates in loops between Forest Hill Station and Sunnyside. The new line marks the return of the second of the three routes that Sunnyside lost during Covid-19 changes; the 43-Masonic was restored several months ago, but the 23-Monterey remains suspended.
The new line will operate from 8 AM to 8 PM daily. The map shows arrows going only clockwise, but the line also operates counterclockwise. There is an extra loop up Clarendon for the clockwise route.
Here is the Muni page for the new bus. Here is a full description of the route:
Continue reading “Muni Announces New Bus Route for Sunnyside Connections”The Balboa Reservoir Community Advisory Committee meets Monday, May 10, 2021, at 6 PM on Zoom. Public comment always welcome.
The two main agenda items are a presentation from SFMTA about the plans to improve the Frida Kahlo-Ocean-Geneva intersection; and a discussion about the future of the community process for the BR Project.
The agenda is here. The Zoom link is here.
Slides from the meeting (2 PDFs) posted here and here. Unapproved minutes from the meeting here (PDF).
Captain Jones and SF SAFE welcome you to SFPD Ingleside’s Virtual Community Meeting on Tuesday May 18, 2021, at 6:30 PM. Follow this link to join with Zoom: http://bit.ly/InglesideCommMtgMay2021
Further questions? Email SF Safe at Community@SFSafe.org or Ingleside Station at sfpdinglesidestation@sfgov.org
With the arrival of Yellow Tier guidelines for San Francisco, businesses on Monterey Blvd are getting close to pre-Covid operations. If you’re feeling more confident these days, consider patronizing our local restaurants, salons, barbershops, cafés, or other businesses.
All but one of the restaurants listed before are open for indoor dining now, though at reduced capacity. Our many local personal service businesses can now operate at full capacity, such as salons, barbers, and spas. There are no restrictions in retail stores except the requirement for masks.
Sunnyside Neighborhood Association 