Community meeting Saturday to address Richmond District transit

The San Francisco Planning Department will be hosting a community meeting Saturday to get feedback from Richmond District residents on what changes they’d like to see made in their neighborhood.

A number of potentially big changes are coming to the area, including bike lanes on Arguello Boulevard, Eighth and 23rd Avenues, the potential loss of through-traffic in Golden Gate Park, and the Geary Bus Rapid Transit Project.

In response to all the changes, the Planning Department will be drafting a comprehensive Richmond District Strategy, with plans to improve transit, housing and parks.

The community meeting will take place on Dec. 10 from 1:30 to 3:00 p.m., at the Richmond Branch Library at 351 Ninth Ave.housingRichmond districtSF PlanningTransit

If you find our journalism valuable and relevant, please consider joining our Examiner membership program.
Find out more at www.sfexaminer.com/join/
Previous story
Coroner releases final five names of warehouse fire victims
Next story
‘Can you hear me now?’ Health officials look to improve weak cell service at SF General Hospital

Just Posted

SFUSD: City schools to stay closed for the rest of the year

District joins five other Bay Area districts in announcing closure

John Prine, revered singer-songwriter, dies of COVID-19 complications at 73

John Prine, who traded his job as a Chicago mail carrier to… Continue reading

Supes push to procure hotel rooms for the homeless as coronavirus spreads

‘Friction’ between board and mayor over strategy to protect those living on the streets

Coronavirus cases exceed 600 in SF; 9 reported dead

Mayor launches data tracker after calls for transparency

Breed changes plans for massive new Moscone West homeless shelter

City now moving more shelter residents to hotel rooms after three test positive for COVID-19

Most Read