Agenda On the agenda: Transit Center District Plan amendments Planning code and zoning map amendments for the CPMC hospital projects (continued from the previous 3 meetings)

Agenda On the agenda: Establishing tow away zone on Iowa St Establishing median islands on Bryant St Establishing perpendicular parking on Bryant St Rescinding “left lane must turn left” on Bryant Street at Cesar Chavez Street, southbound approach (part of a road diet on Bryant Street from 23rd Street to Cesar Chavez Street) Establishing no parking and sidewalk widening (bulbouts) […]

Agenda On the agenda: Authorization of $584k funds for the Polk Street Bicycle Gap Closure Project Approval of crosswalk on Sunset Boulevard, north side, at Ulloa Street (revokes crosswalk closure) Approval of all-way stops on Jennings St at Armstrong Ave, and on Anza St at 4th Ave Approval of 15 mph speed limit when children present on 25th Street, between Bryant and […]

From SPUR: Image Credit: Flickr user mastermaq Heart of the City Farmers’ Market has been operating at the United Nations Plaza in San Francisco’s Civic Center for over thirty years. Open two days a week, this farmer-run, non-profit farmers’ market is a crucial source of farm-fresh produce in a “food desert” that lacks fresh food options. […]

From SPUR: Image Credit: Flickr user California High-Speed Rail Authority California’s diverse economy includes two iconic and historically distinct economic districts: Silicon Valley and Hollywood. A recent SPUR paper makes the case that the increasing integration of both economies is further argument for high-speed rail and a demonstration that California might be able to pay for […]

From SPUR: Image Credit: Flickr user dmvdberg This event will take place in San Jose. Pecha Kucha is coming to SPUR San Jose! Hear and see designers, thinkers and doers cover a range of topics around population growth and its effects on building, open space, transit and you in Pecha Kucha’s world-famous, rapid-fire format. Speakers will […]

Agenda On the agenda: Amendments relating to the Transit Impact Development Fee [pdf]

From EBBC: The Hearst Avenue Bikeway Project is a proposal to perform a road diet on Hearst Avenue and install many much-needed bike and pedestrian improvements. Staff are proposing to reduce the road from 4 lanes to 2 lanes, install bike lanes, install a center median to help pedestrian crossing, redo the intersection of Hearst […]

From EBBC: The final votes for East Bay Bus Rapid Transit come up July 16, 7:00pm at San Leandro City Council and July 17, 5:30pm at Oakland City Council. We need supporters in attendance ready to boost councilmembers who want to vote yes, but who need our backup. Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) is a system that takes […]

Details available soon at www.sjbikeparty.org.

From Greenbelt Alliance: Join us for breakfast on Thursday, July 26 from 7 to 9 a.m. at the Daly City War Memorial Community Center for a conversation about the future of Daly City’s Mission Street corridor. Our expert panelists will offer their insights about the corridor neighborhood’s potential from three different perspectives: economic development, urban design, and public health. Come share your opinions about how we can […]

The country’s premier walking and bicycling conference – Discount registration ends July 12th It’s an exciting and challenging time for walking and bicycling advocates – more people than ever are demanding active transportation facilities and communities have responded by creating innovative solutions, from Bike Share systems, to parklets and street plazas, to protected bikeways. But […]