WATERFRONT TRANSPORTATION ASSESSMENT Piers 30-32 Citizens Advisory - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Piers 30-32 Citizens Advisory Committee TRANSPORTATION SUBCOMMITTEE 07 | 24| 2013 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA

SFMTA Municipal Transportation Agency Image: Crosswalk of California Street and Grant Avenue

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Assessment Area

• Expanded north to Crissy

Field

• South to Hunters Point

Tonight’s Focus Area

• Review Strategies most

relevant to Piers 30-32 site

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2015: Land Use & Transportation

Getting Ahead of Growth

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2020: Land Use & Transportation

Getting Ahead of Growth

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Phase 1: Transportation Goals and Strategies

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n Exploratorium (Piers 15-17)

COMPLETE STREETS: Pedestrian, Bicycle, Traffic & Signals

n 8 Washington Street n Interim Pedestrian crossing at Exploratorium

(Embarcadero-Green)

n 350 Mission Street n 2nd Street Improvement Plan (Bike and Streetscape

Improvements)

n 333 Harrison Street (aka 105 Harrison Street) n Better Market Street n 345 Brannan Street n Broadway (Columbus Avenue to Tunnel) n 185 Channel Street n Broadway (Embarcadero to Battery Street) n 120 Howard Street n Columbus (Broadway to Filbert Street) n 1000 4th Street (Mercy Housing) n 5th Street Pedestrian Improvements n Transbay Tower n Columbus/Stockton/Vallejo WalkFirst Improvements n 340 Fremont Street n Mason Pedestrian Improvements (Geary to Sutter) n Transbay Block 11A (Folsom & Essex Streets) n Polk Street Complete Street n UCSF Hospital n Folsom/Howard Complete Streets (ENTRIPS) n Pier 70 (Orton Hsitoric Core) n 333 Fremont Street

BIKE

n 399 Fremont Street n Bicycle Sharing n Rincon Tower 2

Pilots - area bounded roughly by Embarcadero/Jackson/Powell/5th/7th/17th/Illinois (500 bikes/50 stations)

n 45 Lansing Street n Bike Plan Implementation n 325 Fremont Street

2nd Street Bike Lanes (part of 2nd Street Complete Street)

n 75 Howard Street

Fremont Street SB Bike Lane (Folsom to Harrison Sts)

n 725-765 Harrison Street

Howard Street WB Bike Lane (Embarcadero to Fremont Sts)

n 201 Folsom Street

5th Street Bike Lanes (Market to Townsend Sts)

n Piers (30-32) n 7th Street and 8th Streets Bicycle Improvements

(ENTRIPS phased implementation)

n Seawall Lot 330 (early implementation) n 17th Street Bike Improvements (ENTRIPS) n 222 2nd Street n 181 Fremont Street

BUS

n 333 Brannan Street n Process fo Key Muni Corridor Project Definition/Clearance

(including 22-Fillmore, Van Ness BRT, Geary BRT)

n Foundry Square n TEP Implementation - initiated, including: n Block 1 (Transbay Redevelopment Area)

14-Mission Travel Time Reduction

n Block 2 (Transbay Redevelopment Area)

33-Stanyan (reroute from Potrero Avenue to 18th Street)

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LAND USE PROJECTS & PROGRAMS** TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS & PROGRAMS

2013 -2017

n Mission Rock/Seawall Lot 337 (early Implementation)

COMPLETE STREETS: Pedestrian, Bicycle, Traffic & Signals

n Treasure Island (early implementation) n Final Pedestrian crossing at Exploratorium (Embarcadero-

Green)

n Central Corridor (early implementation) n 6th Street Pedestrian Safety (incl. traffic signal at

6th/Minna, possible road diet or other signals)

n Pier 70 (later implementation) n 7th and 8th Street Corridor Ped/Bike Improvements n Block 12 (Transbay Redevelopment Area) n 3rd Street Sidewalk Widening (Howard to Townsend Sts) n Block 5 (Transbay Redevelopment Area) n Broadway (Embarcadero to Battery Street) n Mission Bay Buildout (Formerly Salesforce site) n Columbus (Broadway to Filbert Street) n 524 Howard Street n Folsom Street & Howard Street 2-Way Conversion n Parcel F (TCDP Area) n 50 First Street

BIKE

n Seawall Lot 330 (later implementation) n Bicycle Sharing

Expansion area - to cover most of NE quadrant of City, up to 2750 bikes

n Shared Transit Bikeway

Sutter, Mason to Octavia

n Embarcadero Cycle Track n 7th Street and 8th Streets Bicycle Improvements

(ENTRIPS later phased implementation)

n 17th Street Bike Improvements (ENTRIPS)

BUS

n TEP Implementation - continued, including:

22-Fillmore Extension to Mission Bay

n Geary BRT n Mulitple Fleet Expansion (Fleet Plan) n Treasure Island Transbay Improvements n n n n n n n n n n n n

LAND USE PROJECTS & PROGRAMS** TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS & PROGRAMS

2017 - 2025

n Treasure Island (later implementation)

COMPLETE STREETS: Pedestrian, Bicycle, Traffic & Signals

n Central Corridor (later implementation) n 4th Street - Central Corridor Complete Street n Mission Rock/Seawall Lot 337 (later implementation) n Mission Bay Buildout (Formerly Salesforce site)

REGIONAL TRANSIT

n Hunters Point Shipyard n California High Speed Rail (2029) n SFOBB Multi-modal capacity improvements n BART Station & Transbay Capacity Improvements

(incl. BART Embarcadero pedestrian tunnels)

n Caltrain Long-range Service Plan n n n n

LAND USE PROJECTS & PROGRAMS** TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS & PROGRAMS

2025 - 2040

1.1 Inventory and Evaluate the “Pipeline”

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1.2 Incorporate Community/Agency Input

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1.3 Learn from America’s Cup

• Waterfront Context
• Principles to guide development pre-EIR
• Transparent plan development process
• “Pilot” projects and programs
• Special Events Team to manage large, coinciding events programs

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• Inventory Goals

1.4 Develop Goals & Strategies

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• Develop Strategies

1.4 Develop Goals & Strategies

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Phase 2: Transportation Solutions Analysis

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Transportation Subcommittee & CAC

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Waterfront Transportation Assessment Strategies

Project Sponsor Development Agreement Environmental Assessment

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2.1: Inform the CAC with Phase 1 Goals & Strategies

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Transportation Subcommittee & CAC

2.2: Recommend Transportation Solutions for Analysis

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Project Sponsor Development Agreement Environmental Assessment

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Transportation Subcommittee & CAC

2.3: Clarify Implementation Commitments

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Waterfront Transportation Assessment Strategies

Next Project Sponsor Development Agreement Environmental Assessment

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2.4: Iterate & Refine Analysis to Enhance Assessment

Transportation Subcommittee & CAC

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Regional Transit Network

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Regional Transit Strategies

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BART

Advance key elements of Core Service Expansion Increase Embarcadero Station Capacity

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Regional Transit Strategies

BART

Advance key elements of Core Service Expansion Increase Embarcadero Station Capacity

Caltrain

Advance Caltrain Electrification 22nd Street Caltrain Station Passenger Improvements

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BART

Advance key elements of Core Service Expansion Increase Embarcadero Station Capacity

Caltrain

Advance Caltrain Electrification 22nd Street Caltrain Station Passenger Improvements

Water Transit

Water Transit Landing at Piers 30-32 serving North and East Bay (and possibly South Bay) trips

Regional Buses

Complement Muni transit service with local service on key Regional Bus lines

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Regional Transit Strategies

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Local (Muni) Network

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Muni Strategies

Muni Light Rail

Embarcadero MMX Optimization: Pocket Tracks, Passing Tracks, Signal Improvements, etc.

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Muni Light Rail

Embarcadero MMX Optimization: Pocket Tracks, Passing Tracks, Signal Improvements, etc E-Embarcadero Southern Terminal Loop

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Muni Strategies

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Muni Light Rail

Embarcadero MMX Optimization: Pocket Tracks, Passing Tracks, Signal Improvements, etc E-Embarcadero Southern Terminal Loop

Muni Bus

Advance 22-Fillmore Interim Motorcoach Extension to Mission Bay

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Muni Strategies

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Muni Light Rail

Embarcadero MMX Optimization: Pocket Tracks, Passing Tracks, Signal Improvements, etc E-Embarcadero Southern Terminal Loop

Muni Bus

Advance 22-Fillmore Interim Motorcoach Extension to Mission Bay "Bridge" Service to meet capacity demands prior to Central Subway (2019) Adjust vehicle fleet and frequency of select lines as demand warrants

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Muni Strategies

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Bicycle & Pedestrian Network

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Bicycle

Embarcadero Dedicated Bicycle Facility (Embarcadero “Enhancement” Project):

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Bicycle & Pedestrian Strategies

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Bicycle

Embarcadero Dedicated Bicycle Facility (Embarcadero “Enhancement” Project): Expanded bikesharing as part of project approvals

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Bicycle & Pedestrian Strategies

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Bicycle

Embarcadero Dedicated Bicycle Facility (Embarcadero “Enhancement” Project): Expanded bikesharing as part of project approvals Bike Facility on Lefty O’Doul Bridge (3rd St.)

Pedestrian

Advance traffic-calming and sidewalk widening programs in South Beach/Rincon Hill Enhance pedestrian safety along the Embarcadero with separated/signalized bike facility Urban design: Revise developer garage and driveway design to favor ped circulation

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Bicycle & Pedestrian Strategies

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Vehicle Circulation & Parking Network

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Vehicle Traffic & Circulation

Improved local traffic-management strategies for large events.

Vehicle Circulation & Parking Strategies

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Vehicle Traffic & Circulation

Improved local traffic-management strategies for large events. Provide traffic lane and signal capacity increases on select streets (Beale, Harrison, Lombard, etc) to improve circulation for residents during rush-hour or special event periods.

Vehicle Circulation & Parking Strategies

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Parking

Incentivize “satellite” parking (~ ½ mile or more) beyond major waterfront destinations. Optimize existing, underutilized parking garages and lots Integrate off-site parking incentives for waterfront events as part of ticket purchase

Vehicle Circulation & Parking Strategies

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Parking

Incentivize “satellite” parking (~ ½ mile or more) beyond major waterfront destinations. Optimize existing, underutilized parking garages and lots Integrate off-site parking incentives for waterfront events as part of ticket purchase SFMTA and residents to review and reach agreement to modify Residential Parking Program (RPP).

Vehicle Circulation & Parking Strategies

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Taxis & Accessible Services Strategies

Taxi, Accessible Services, Pedicabs

Taxi stand organization, oversight and coordination Protected, exclusive taxi and paratransit curbside access at the Ferry Building and near Second Street and Townsend.

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Taxi, Accessible Services, Pedicabs

Taxi stand organization, oversight and coordination Protected, exclusive taxi and paratransit curbside access at the Ferry Building and near Second Street and Townsend. Clear Bayside pick-up and drop-off locations along that reconcile with the Embarcadero bicycle facility and Blue Greenway

Taxis & Accessible Services Strategies

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Transportation Planning, Programs & Policy

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Information Stations Five Information Stations staffed by Planners and Engineers

• Regional Transportation
• Local (Muni) Transit
• Bicycles & Pedestrians
• Vehicle Circulation & Parking
• Policy & Programs

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