Category: SFMTA

SNA Quarterly Meeting

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You are invited: Come to the quarterly meeting of the Sunnyside Neighborhood Association on Monday August 7th. Find out what is happening in Sunnyside — hear from city officials and ask your questions — meet your neighbors in person — become a member of your neighborhood association.

Time and place: Monday August 7th, 2017, 7-8:30 pm, at St Finn Barr Auditorium (415 Edna Street at Hearst Ave).

What’s on the agenda:

  • James Shahamiri from SFMTA will speak about the implications of Monterey’s designation as a high injury corridor and answer your questions
  • Latest news about the Balboa Reservoir Project.
  • Captain McFadden from Ingleside Police Station on safety/crime and to answer your questions.
  • Erica Maybaum from Supervisor Norman Yee’s office with update on local issues and to answer your questions.
  • “Greenstorming” session with our members: how can we plan and work to improve Sunnyside’s outdoor spaces? Bring your ideas.
  • Also in the works are updates on Safeway renovation and Sunnyside Park.

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Vision Zero: Monterey Blvd identified as high-injury corridor

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A new Vision Zero map was recently released, showing Monterey Boulevard as a high-injury corridor. For Sunnysiders familiar with the three major injury crashes involving pedestrians and a cyclist last year, this will come as no surprise.

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Vision Zero High Injury Network map. See whole map here.

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July 25: Balboa Park Station Area Community Advisory Committee Meeting

On By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn Balboa Park Station, CCSF, City College of San Francisco, Ocean Ave, SFCTA, SFMTA, Traffic, transportation, UncategorizedLeave a comment

Meeting takes place at City College Multi-Use Building,  at Tuesday, July 25, 2017, 6:00 pm Full info here.

On the agenda (which is reproduced in full at end of this post) is the subject of changes planned for the Ocean Ave/I-280 interchange. PDF summary here. Images below are from this document.

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From https://www.sfmta.com/sites/default/files/agendaitems/2017/SFCTA%20I-280%20Interchange%2072517%20meeting.pdf

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Opportunity for traffic calming for your street from SFMTA

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From Supervisor Norman Yee’s office:

SFMTA is currently accepting traffic calming applications until June 30. I encourage all of you to apply to improve the safety of our streets.

SFMTA | San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Residential Traffic Calming application deadline approaching

Want to reduce speeding on your street? The Traffic Calming team at the SFMTA would like to help!      Continue reading “Opportunity for traffic calming for your street from SFMTA” →

Muni needs your feedback

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Do you use NextMuni information on Muni shelters or online? We currently provide real-time NextMuni transit arrival information and other tools to plan your trip. As we look ahead, we would like to do much more and make it more convenient for you to get information that helps you with your travel decisions.

But first, we need to hear from you! Help us create the next generation of Muni customer communications.  Please take a moment to complete our survey:

Take the survey in English [LINK IS NOW FIXED]

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