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Page Street at Masonic Avenue SFMTA - TASC SUMMARY SHEET PreStaff_Date: 11/3/2020 Public Hearing Consent No objections:____________ Requested_by: SFMTA X Public Hearing Regular Item Held:________________ Handled: Daniel Carr Informational / Other Other:__________________ Section Head : MS PH - Regular Location: Page Street at Masonic Street Subject: Bike Share Station PROPOSAL / REQUEST: ESTABLISH - NO STOPPING EXCEPT BICYCLES ESTABLISH - BIKE SHARE STATION Page Street, south side, from Masonic Avenue to 90 feet easterly (82-foot station with red zones either side) Supervisor District 5) Proposing a Bay Wheels bike share station in the parking lane on Page Street adjacent to 1100 Masonic Avenue, diagonally across the street from St. Agnes Church Daniel Carr, [email protected] BACKGROUND INFORMATION / COMMENTS Stations with bicycles are approximately 6 feet long and 4 feet tall with a kiosk approximately 7.8 feet tall at the eastern end of the station. Stations will be solar powered via a panel system that extends vertically from the kiosk No excavation is necessary. - This site is located on a street with Class III bike route. This street is also a Slow Street. - This site is located on a street with no MUNI lines. - Lyft conducted outreach to the adjacent multi-unit residential building and received one response in opposition. -This location was also shared with Parkwide bike rentals, and they were supportive of this location. - This station was also placed on an online neighborhood survey. - This station was shared with multiple neighborhood groups and the District 5 supervisor was notified of this location. Grid K16 31-dock station HEARING NOTIFICATION AND PROCESSING NOTES: ENVIRONMENTAL CLEARANCE BY: SFMTA X Attached Pending CHECK IF PREPARING SEPARATE SFMTA BOARD CALENDAR ITEM FOR PROPOSAL: Monday, October 26, 2020 Ford GoBike Share Station TASC Packet Date: 09.18.2020 Grid SF-K16 Supervisor District 5 Address/Location Page St at Masonic Ave Station Location On-Street Number of Docks 31 Packet Checklist ☒ Cover Sheet Content (this sheet) ☒ Overview Station Expansion Map ☒ Site Plan and photo with station rendering ☒ Aerial Photo ☐ Parking Regulation Map ☒ Transit Services Map ☒ Bicycle Facilities Map ☒ Photo Array ☒ Striping Plans (STR drawing) for on-street stations with station location identified ☒ Documentation of Outreach Efforts and support from fronting property owners & operators ☒ Documentation of Outreach Efforts and support from merchant or neighborhood associations (within 300 ft.) ☒ Documentation of Project Coordination (Envista) Cover Letter Content PROPOSAL / REQUEST / LEGISLATION: ESTABLISH – NO PARKING EXCEPT FOR BICYCLES (FOR BIKE SHARE STATION) Page Street, south side, from 0’ to 89’-11” east of Masonic Avenue (81’-11” bike share station with red zones buffer on both sides of the station). BACKGROUND INFO: Stations with bicycles are approximately 6 feet long and 4 feet tall with a kiosk approximately 7.8 feet tall at the eastern end of the station. Stations will be solar powered via a panel system that extends vertically from the kiosk. No excavation is necessary. This site is located on a street with Class III bike route. This street is also a Slow Street. This site is located on a street with no MUNI lines. Lyft conducted outreach to the adjacent multi-unit residential building and received one response in opposition. This location was also shared with Parkwide bike rentals, and they were supportive of this location. This station was also placed on an online neighborhood survey. This station was shared with multiple neighborhood groups and the District 5 supervisor was notified of this location. 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