Complete Street Makeover in the Works for 2nd Street in San Francisco

Planners in San Francisco are working on a complete street redo of a key corridor through the SoMa neighborhood that will connect downtown, Mission Bay, and the Central Waterfront.

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December 5, 2014, 2:00 PM PST

By James Brasuell @CasualBrasuell

"In the works for over a decade, San Francisco’s Second Street Improvement Project intends to transform Second Street, from Market to King, into a pleasant 'multi-modal corridor' and 'green connector,' with separated bike lanes (cycletracks) on both sides of the street, sidewalk and streetscape improvements, and a complete roadway repaving," according to a post on SocketSite.

The draft environmental impact review for the plan is expected for public review early next year, with construction tentatively expected in 2016.

FULL STORY: The Grand Plan And Timing To Transform SF’s Second Street

Tuesday, December 2, 2014 in Socket Site

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