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Central Richmond Traffic Calming Project

This project was made possible in part by the San Francisco County Transportation Authority through a grant of Proposition K Local Sales Tax Funds.

Project Update

Thanks to all who have participated in the community process for this planning effort.  On October 2, 2008, a presentation was made to the community outlining the project background and the final traffic calming report.  The presentation can be seen using Adobe Acrobat, and can be found by clicking on Community Meeting #2 October 2, 2008 PowerPoint Presentation.  On January 6, 2009, the SFMTA Board approved the report.  The SFMTA Traffic Calming Program will now seek funds for the work and begin phased implementation of the report later in 2009.

Revised Final Plan

Please make note that some speed humps were removed from the plan originally presented to the community due to concerns raised by Muni and the San Francisco Fire Department.

Traffic Calming Overview

Please review our section on the general principles of Traffic Calming on this website to get an idea of what this program is about.

Meeting Minutes

Community Meeting #2 October 2, 2008 PowerPoint Presentation

Community Working Group Meeting #1 Notes

Central Richmond (Northern Area) Notes - April 17, 2007
Central Richmond (Park Presidio Area) Notes - April 12, 2007
Central Richmond (Southern Area) Notes - April 18, 2007

Community Working Group Meeting #2 Minutes

Central Richmond (Northern Area) Notes - September 19, 2007 (speeds/volumes)
Central Richmond (Park Presidio Area) Notes - September 26, 2007 (speeds/volumes)
Central Richmond (Southern Area) Notes - September 5, 2007 (speeds/volumes)

STOP signs versus Traffic Calming
Toolbox of Traffic Calming Devices

Project Area Map

Project area is bounded by 25th Avenue, 12th Avenue, Lake Street and Fulton Street.
Central Richmond Project Area Map

Traffic Calming Newsletters

Issue #1 - February 2007 - Central Richmond Traffic Calming Newsletter (PDF file)

Community Working Group

The Community Working Group has been finalized and met for the first time in the middle of April 2007. Thank you for everyone's interest. Meeting notes can be downloaded above.

Feedback

By Phone - Livable Streets Hotline: 415-554-2398

By FAX - Livable Streets FAXline: 415-701-4343

By E-Mail - Livable Streets Mailbox: livable.streets@sfgov.org

By US Mail:
Dan Provence, SFMTA Transportation Planner
City and County of San Francisco - Municipal Transportation Agency
Transportation Planning and Development Division - Traffic Calming Program
1 South Van Ness Avenue - 7th Floor
San Francisco, CA 94103

 

 

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