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Bike Plan Project Completion Status (update June 2012):
Scroll down for details on these projects including images and/or drawings. The following is a list of near-term bicycle route network improvement projects which have been designed and are anticipated to be constructed within the five years following completion of environmental review and approval of the San Francisco Bicycle Plan. The projects are organized in eight geographic groups, as shown in the maps below. Files below are in PDF format. PDF help is available.
*For these projects (projects including the * after the title), the proposed bicycle improvements are one piece of a larger planning, construction, or development project. Multiple design options may still exist and are encompassed entirely by the project options analyzed in the San Francisco Bicycle Plan EIR. Link to map of projects 1-1 to 1-3 (Project 1-1) Broadway Bicycle Lanes, Polk to Webster Streets* Link to map of projects 2-1 to 2-16 (Project 2-1) 2nd Street Bicycle Lanes, King Street to Market Street (Project 2-2) 5th Street Bicycle Lanes, Market Street to Townsend Street (Project 2-3) 14th Street Bicycle Lane, Dolores to Market Streets
Existing Configuration Proposed Public Hearing Announcement (Project 2-6) Division Street Bicycle Lanes, 9th to 11th Streets (Project 2-7) Fremont Street Bicycle Lane, Harrison to Howard Streets (Project 2-8) Howard Street Bicycle Lane, Extension at 9th Street (Project 2-9) Howard Street Bicycle Lane, The Embarcadero to Fremont Street (Project 2-10) Market and Valencia Streets Intersection Improvements (Project 2-11) Market Street Bicycle Lanes, 17th Street to Octavia Boulevard Upper Market Parking Supply Map 6.30.10 Community Meeting Presentation (Project 2-12) Market Street Bicycle Lanes, Octavia Boulevard to Van Ness Avenue (Project 2-13) McCoppin Street Bicycle Path, Market to Valencia Streets (Project 2-14) McCoppin Street Bicycle Lane, Gough to Valencia Streets (Project 2-15) Otis Street Bicycle Lane, Gough Street to South Van Ness Avenue (Project 2-16) Townsend Street Bicycle Lanes, 8th Street to The Embarcadero Link to map of projects 3-1 to 3-6 (Project 3-1) Fell Street and Masonic Avenue Intersection Improvements (Project 3-2) Masonic Bicycle Lanes, Fell Street to Geary Boulevard * (Project 3-3) McAllister Street Bicycle Lane, Market Street to Masonic Avenue (Project 3-4) Polk Street Bicycle Lane, Market to McAllister Streets (Project 3-5) Scott Street Bicycle Lane, Fell to Oak Streets (Project 3-6) The “Wiggle” Improvements, Duboce Avenue between Market and Steiner Streets, Steiner Street between Duboce Avenue and Waller Street, Waller Street between Steiner and Pierce Streets, Pierce Street between Waller and Haight Streets, Haight Street between Pierce and Scott Streets, and Scott Street between Haight and Fell Streets.) Link to map of projects 4-1 to 4-5 (Project 4-1) 16th Street Bicycle Lanes, 3rd Street to Terry Francois Boulevard (Project 4-2) Cargo Way Bicycle Lanes, 3rd to Jennings Streets (Project 4-3) Illinois Street Bicycle Lanes, 16th Street to Cargo Way (Project 4-4) Innes Avenue Bicycle Lanes, Donahue Street to Hunters Point Boulevard* (Project 4-5) Mississippi Street Bicycle Lanes, 16th to Mariposa Streets Link to map of projects 5-1 to 5-13(Project 5-1) 23rd Street Bicycle Lanes, Kansas Street to Potrero Avenue (Project 5-3) Alemany Boulevard Bicycle Lanes, Rousseau Street to San Jose Avenue (Project 5-4) Bayshore Boulevard Bicycle Lanes, Cesar Chavez Street to Silver Avenue (Project 5-5) Cesar Chavez Street Bicycle Lanes, I-280 to US 101 Freeways (Project 5-7) Glen Park Area Bicycle Lanes, Connection between Alemany Boulevard and San Jose Avenue and Connection between Monterey Boulevard and San Jose Avenue (Project 5-8) Kansas Street Bicycle Lanes, 23rd to 26th Streets (Project 5-9) Ocean Avenue Bicycle Lanes, Alemany Boulevard to Lee Avenue Existing Configuration Proposed (Project 5-10) Phelan Avenue Bicycle Lanes, Judson to Ocean Avenues* (Project 5-11) Potrero Avenue and Bayshore Boulevard Bicycle Lanes, 25th to Cesar Chavez Streets (Project 5-12) Sagamore Street and Sickles Avenue Bicycle Lanes, Alemany Boulevard to Brotherhood Way (Project 5-13) San Bruno Avenue Bicycles Lanes, Paul to Silver Avenues Link to map of projects 6-1 to 6-6 (Project 6-1) Claremont Boulevard Bicycle Lanes, Dewey Boulevard to Portola Drive (Project 6-2) Clipper Street Bicycle Lanes, Douglass Street to Portola Drive (Project 6-3) Laguna Honda Boulevard Bicycle Lanes, Plaza Street to Woodside Avenue (Project 6-4) Laguna Honda Boulevard Bicycle Lanes, Portola Drive to Woodside Avenue (Project 6-5) Portola Drive Bicycle Lanes, Corbett Avenue to O’Shaughnessy Boulevard (Project 6-6) Portola Drive Bicycle Lanes, O’Shaughnessy Boulevard/Woodside Avenue to Sloat/St. Francis Boulevards Link to map of projects 7-1 to 7-6 (Project 7-1) Intersection Improvements at 7th Avenue and Lincoln Way (Project 7-3) Great Highway and Point Lobos Avenue Bicycle Lanes, El Camino Del Mar to Cabrillo Street (Project 7-4) John F. Kennedy Drive and Kezar Drive Bicycle Lanes, Stanyan Street to Transverse Drive (Project 7-5) Kirkham Street Bicycle Lanes, 9th Avenue to Great Highway (Project 7-6) Page and Stanyan Streets Intersection Traffic Signal Improvements Link to map of projects 8-1 to 8-5 (Project 8-1) 19th Avenue Mixed-Use Path, Buckingham Way to Holloway Avenue (Project 8-2) Buckingham Way Bicycle Lanes, 19th to 20th Avenues (Project 8-3) Holloway Avenue Bicycle Lanes, Junipero Serra Boulevard to Varela Avenue (Project 8-4) John Muir Drive Bicycle Lanes, Lake Merced to Skyline Boulevards (Project 8-5) Sloat Boulevard Bicycle Lanes, Great Highway to Skyline Boulevard
*For these projects, the proposed bicycle improvements are one piece of a larger planning, construction, or development project. Multiple design options may still exist and are encompassed entirely by the project options analyzed in the San Francisco Bicycle Plan EIR.
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