Now is the time to check and clear your adoptee, before the rain that’s on its way. If you haven’t yet got your own pet drain (or is that custodianship?), find out more about the SFPUC program. So far, well over 30 Sunnyside drains have been adopted. Here’s a recent SF Chronicle article about the program.
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This stark infographic demonstrates how important car speed is. The speed limit on Sunnyside’s busiest street, Monterey Blvd, was lowered to 25 MPH a few years ago, yet cars are often observed to be going much faster. The recent fatality at Valdez Ave and the serious injury collision near Foerster St that left a cyclist in a coma suggest actual speeds are substantially higher.
Speed humps for Hearst Avenue between Foerster and Edna Streets are on the agenda of the next Engineering Public Hearing of the SFMTA, to be held Friday August 19th at 10am.
More information about the meeting here.
The Agenda (PDF) is available here (see page 2 for Hearst Ave speed humps):
Sunnyside Neighborhood Association 