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Embarcadero Enhancement Project Workshop #2 P Jefferson St Jefferson St California Welcome Center P P Bay Cruises & Ferries Beach St Beach St Hard Rock Cafe North Point St North Point St Aquarium of the Bay P Bay St CVS Bay St Jefferson St Pier 39 pedestrian bridge P Broadway to Folsom Street Blazing Saddles Public Parking Embarcadero Enhancement Project StocktonSt StocktonSt PowellSt PowellSt Mason St Mason St Alliant University Francisco St Chestnut St ExistingFrancisco Conditions St MapsChestnut St Beach St Fall 2014 Workshop Fact Sheet Lombard St Lombard St Central Cruise Terminal P North Point St Fisherman's North Shore Pump Station Public Parking Butterfly Sansome St Greenwich St Greenwich St Sansome St Bay St Columbus Ave Filbert St Battery St Columbus Ave Filbert St Parking BicycleWhBattery St a rNetworkf Waterfront Plaza Alcatraz Landing Building Hillstone Union St P Union St FrontSt Workshop #2 - Broadway to Folsom Street StocktonSt Green St Green St PowellSt LeavenworthSt JonesSt LeavenworthSt JonesSt Mason St Vallejo St P P Vallejo St P Chestnut Broadway Broadway and Kearny Chestnut St Francisco St Roundhouse P P Open Space NorthboundPlaza (NB) Folsom St at Pacific Ave Pacific Ave A LEGEND Robert C Levy Tunnel Robert C Levy Tunnel Rincon Park LEGEND Jackson St Jackson St Embarcadero / King St P Lombard St Bay Club Washington St Pacific Ave Washington St MUNI Light Rail Stops On-Street Parking Fog City P Clay St Drumm St Clay St Drumm St Pier 23 Cafe Peak Occupancy Davis St Davis St Front St Front St North Battery St P (includes weekday / weekend, Sansome St P Telegraph Montgomery St Montgomery St P Battery St Existing Promenade/ Sansome St winter & summer;Kearny St based on P Kearny St Washington St Grant Ave Washington St Grant Ave Stockton St Stockton St San Francisco Bay Trail PowellSt average occupancy in peak hour) PowellSt LEGEND Mason St Spear St Mason St Spear St Levi’s Clay St Taylor St Steuart St Clay St Taylor St Steuart St Beach Hill Plaza Main St Main St Pioneer Park No data Sansome St Promenade / Bay Trail X Workshop Focus Areas Sacramento St Beale St Sacramento St Greenwich St Sea Columbus Ave Filbert St Battery St Wall Lot TCHO California St Fremont St 80 Market St 40-49% Mission St California St “Buffered” or Mission St Exploratorium Market1st St St 1st St 80 Howard St Priority Protected Bike Lane Northbound (NB) at Ferry Building 50-59% Protected bikeways Union St Public Parking 500’ 1,000’ P P Sutter St B planned/under study 2nd St On-Street Bike Lane 2nd St Folsom St Folsom St for 2nd St, Folsom St ABC Autodesk Howard St P RuPosts Stsian 60-69% (Un-Protected) Beale St Broadcast Law Offices (906) 912 Jefferson Street*** Beach St Beach Green St (501) 390 Center 15. Bay Street** Harrison St LeavenworthSt JonesSt Fremont St Beach St Beach 38 Harrison St 12. Green** 255 440’ 70-80% 0(0) Priority Jeerson St Jeerson On-StreetHill 17. (57) 123 North Point St Point North (844) 434 Vallejo St Public Parking 525’ Shared Bikeway 389 C The Watefront 177 (103) 59 4(7) Bryant St 137 Bryant St Restaurant & Cafe (900) 1351 425’ Off-Street (454) 886 P P C Powell St North Point Stockton St Public Parking Broadway (along/near the Embarcadero) St / Kearny St 315’ Bay St Bike Share Station Golden Gateway Coqueta P Commons 2nd St The Plant Cafe Organic Brannan St Bay St 1,015’ Hornblower Cruises & Events 2nd St Chestnut St / Pacific Ave Sidney G. Sansome St Southbound (SB) looking north at Walton Square Brannan St Bay Club la mar Robert C Levy Tunnel B Justin Herman Plaza at the Port of San Francisco 350’ Gateway Chestnut St / Jackson St Sansome St 80 Lombard St / Starbuck’s 605’ Battery St PedestrianLombard St / Crossings Traffic & Travel Lanes Gott’s Roadside Battery St Townsend St Washington St Sue Bierman Jefferson St 3rd St Maritime Plaza Jefferson St Ferry Building 18 Park Levi’s Plaza / 870’ Beach St Greenwich St King StBeach St TownsendKing St St Drumm St North Point St Clay St B Fisherman's 5th St Davis St 4th St North Point St 4th St 3rd St Fisherman's Green St Front St Bay St P Battery St Wharf Bay St Embarcadero Justin Herman Green St Sansome St MarketBar 640’ Wharf Chinatown Montgomery St StocktonSt Center Plaza B PowellSt Mason St StocktonSt Kearny St PowellSt 5th St Mason St Sinbad’s Francisco St Chestnut St Washington St Grant Ave T T 3rd St 3rd St e Chestnut St e Francisco St Stockton St 6th St 6th StBroadway r r r r 475’ y y Lombard St PowellSt Broadway A A SF Railway Lombard St Mason St F F NB at Broadway/Pier 9 Spear St Taylor3rd St travel lane North Berry St r Berry St r Museum Steuart St Telegraph a a n North Telegraph Clay St in peak periods n 500’ c c C Boulevard Beach Hill o only o i i s Beach Hill Nob Hill s Sansome St Hotel Vitale Chaya Greenwich St B B Columbus Ave Battery St Filbert St Sansome St Greenwich St l l Main St v v Columbus Ave Filbert St Battery St d Washington St d Perry’s 7th St 275’ 7th St Union St Channel St Channel St Union St Hotel Grifon Russian Washington St Sacramento St Beale St Green St Rus285’sian LeavenworthSt JonesSt Green St YMCA Hill LeavenworthSt JonesSt Vallejo St Hill 7th St Vallejo St 7th St Broadway 6th St 285’ 6th St Broadway 270’ California St Fremont St Don Chee Wy Mission St Pacific Ave Ferry Bldg Gap Inc. Pacific Ave Robert C Levy Tunnel LEGEND Robert C530’ Levy Tunnel Market St EmbarcaderoJackson Pedestrian St LEGEND Mission St 1st St Don Chee Wy Jackson St A 80 Crossing Volumes Washington St Embarcadero Banana Republic (Weekday 5-6pm*) Mission St Washington St A Epic Roasthouse Clay St Drumm St Traffic Volumes Financial Davis St Drumm St Waterbar Front St Clay St Crunch Fitness Battery St 560’ Davis St Chinatown Sansome St Front St MontgomeryLow St Howard St Battery St Sansome St Kearny St Chinatown MontgomeryLo St wer Washington St Grant Ave Howard St Howard St Kearny St Low SB at Broadway looking north Stockton St Grant Ave District Washington St Fire Station #35 PowellSt Stockton St Mason St Medium Spear St C PowellSt Taylor St Steuart St Google Clay St Mason St Spear St Taylor St Medium Steuart St Nob Hill Clay St High Main St Nob Hill 525’ Palamino Financial Nob Hill Main St Folsom St Mozilla / Elextronic Arts Sacramento St Beale St High Folsom St Financial 2nd St District Sacramento St Beale St No Data District California St Fremont St High-Volume Folsom St Mission St California St Fremont St Mission St Market1st St St Cross Street Corridor Inset Map Market1st St St FUTURE Harrison St 875’ Lower Presence / Configuration Howard St Lower Howard St Harrison St Nob Hill of signalized crosswalk Corridor Inset Map 2nd St Nob Hill 80 Distance between Folsom St 2nd St 80 ###’ Vehicle Travel / Folsom St HiDive crosswalks Turn Lane Harrison St * SF Giants Gameday 2013 Harrison St Bryant St Rincon Rincon Harrison St Bryant St Rincon Hill 760’ Bryant St Hill Images: Google Streetview ant St Red’s Java House Bryant St Hill Tenderloin Tenderloin BryImpark 415’ Public Parking Brannan St Rincon Park Brannan St Dog Park 2nd St 525’ 2nd St BrannanSo Stuth Tenderloin Bayside Village BrannanSo Stuth Beach Beach Delancy St 760’ Townsend St Restaurant Townsend St Townsend St 3rd St Townsend St Civic 425’ 3rd St SOMA Civic 2 n d S t SOMA Center Center 360’ 2 n d S t 4th St 4th St King St 3rd S t 3rd S t King St 2nd St 5th St T 5th St 3rd St e T 6th St 3rd St r e r Brannan St y 6th St r South r A y A F r Berry St F a r n Berry St a c n o c i o s i B s South Park Beach l B v d l South 7th St v d Channel St Mission 7th St Beach Cafe Channel St Mission Bay Bay 80 7th St 6th St 7th St 6th St MoMo’s 3rd St TownsendBallpark Gallery St Pete‘s Tavern Civic Pedro’s Cantina SOMA ligne roset Bravado Center Louisiana Famous Fried Chicken Go Giants! 4th St King St China Basin Park 5th St T 3rd St 6th St e r r y A F Berry St r a n Mission Creek c o Park i s B l v 7th St d Channel St Mission Bay 7th St 6th St Broadway to Folsom Street Focus Area Existing Cross-Sections & Considerations EXISTING CONDITIONS ISSUES/CONSIDERATIONS Vehicles & Parking t • Three travel lanes are generally provided in each direction during the AM and PM peak commute hours, Off-Peak Period with several blocks dropping to two travel lanes (with 6’ 9’ Bike Parking parking) during midday, evenings, and weekends Lane Lane @ Rincon Park • Vehicle turn volumes are heaviest at Howard St, @ Rincon Park Washington St, and Broadway; the latter two include Folsom Stree Folsom double-left turn lanes in the northbound (NB) direction Private 10’ 5’ 10’ 6” 10’ 6” 12’ 35’ 16’ 11’ 11’ 10’ 5’ 11’ Restaurants/ Varies >10’ 10’ 5’ 5’ Property Rincon Park (condition Sidewalk Bike Vehicle Lane Vehicle Lane Median MUNI Median / Vehicle Lane Vehicle Lane Vehicle Lane Bike Sidewalk Rincon Park Furniture/ Promenade Raised Edge • On-street parking for NB travel includes restaurant (accessible platform & varies) Zone Lane (Not Shown) Left-Turn Lane (peak only) Lane Zone Ribbon Walk Bay at approach to (Not to Scale) Restaurants Transition ‘Clear Zone’ Harrison St) (peak) Zone and Ferry Building valet services, and periodic loading zones; southbound (SB) on-street parking is generally metered • A significant amount of off-street parking is available off the Embarcadero along Broadway, Washington/Clay Streets, and Folsom Street MUNI right-of-way / Harry Bridge’s Plaza 10’ 10’ (not shown) “U-turn” lane Sidewalk • Washington St and Folsom St are two of the top three at Clay St extension midblock at Market St locations for vehicle collisions in the Project corridor crosswalk crosswalk Off-Peak Condition (the top location is King Street at 3rd Street) 8’ 9” 6’ Parking Bike Lane
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