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Sanchez Next-Gen Slow Street Project headed to public hearing

We have worked with the community to develop a suite of upgrades for the Sanchez Slow Street to build on its success with more permanent, attractive, and easier-to-maintain elements at intersections, including concrete bulb islands at some block entries, painted safety zones, and daylighting.

The SFMTA also received a Bloomberg Asphalt Art Initiative grant to support street mural installations on Sanchez Street in collaboration with the San Francisco Parks Alliance. This project represents a fantastic opportunity to infuse the Sanchez Slow Street with local flair and community-driven art.

Public hearing details
Friday, March 7th, at 10:00 AM.

Email: Send your comments to SlowStreets@sfmta.com with the subject line “Sanchez Public Hearing.”
Join on March 7th at 10:00 AM: Visit SFMTA.com/ENGHearing or call 415-523-2709 using conference ID 836 632 456#.

#3goodthings #ThreeGoodThings
1) Practiced the 1st 1/3 of my 2nd degree black belt #Aikido test with my test partner today. The basics went okay, & now I think I know what technique reversals to demonstrate.
2) Gorgeous day, enjoyed a block-wide #GarageSale on the #PageSlowStreet #SlowStreet in #LowerHaight. Kiddo & spouse found pants, & kiddo found a necklace she likes.
3) Completed my enormous #SF #California #ballot! Will mail my #vote this week! Still weeks to go, but feels lighter!

Excerpts from an email update just received from the #SFMTA:

We Want to Hear From You!
The project team will be hosting a community walkthrough on Thursday, September 14th at 5:30PM, where we will meet with residents to hear about existing issues along the Sanchez Slow Street and discuss potential design treatments. To RSVP for the walkthrough, please sign up using the following link: eventbrite.com/e/next-generati. You can stay updated on all project updates at our website at SFMTA.com/sanchezstreet.

Unable to Attend the Walkthrough?
No problem! You can share your comments through our project survey, which will be available until September 15th. To access the project survey, visit the following URL: survey.alchemer.com/s3/7480454

Questions? Please reach out to the project team at SlowStreets@SFMTA.com and include "Sanchez Street" in the subject line.

#NoeValley #SanFrancisco #SlowStreet #SlowSanchez

EventbriteNext Generation Sanchez Slow Street Community WalkthroughMeet with SFMTA Slow Street Project Team to discuss potential treatments on Sanchez.

An opponent of the Chenery #SlowStreet just said “we live in a city, not in a suburb,” which reminds me of the paradox that people associate “big city” with “lots of traffic,” and move to suburbia to get away from traffic in their subdivisions, despite the fact that the suburban form increases car dependence, and dense big cities make cars uniquely impractical and unnecessary.

Some big #yoyo things happening today. First off, I'm doing a second release of the Doc Pop edition Things on DoctorPopular.com at 10am PDT.

Secondly, I'm releasing my new trick video, "Slow Streets". This video was shot on Sanchez Street, one of my favorite #SlowStreet projects in #SanFrancisco. It's the first full length trick video I've made featuring my "responsive counterweight" tricks. Slow Streets premieres today at 2pm PDT youtu.be/OZa19jeNVtM

20th Street used to be designated as a #SlowStreet, making it one of the few safe paths for east/west cycling. On the same day that SF pulled out all that Slow Street signage from 20th St, they installed concrete barricades in Capp St to cut down on prostitution.

#SanFrancisco’s local government doesn’t give a fuck about the safety of cyclists or pedestrians.

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"When I walked on a #SlowStreet, I saw things I thought I’d never see in a city with a #traffic violence problem as bad as Oakland’s. 15 elementary aged children riding on bicycles; seniors doing a morning walk in the middle of the street; disabled folks in wheelchairs strolling alongside parents pushing strollers. Many cities followed #Oakland and shut down neighborhood streets. #SanFrancisco went as far as shutting down a highway, which activists are now fighting to keep shut down."

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