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1 THIS PRINT COVERS CALENDAR ITEM NO. : 10.5 DIVISION: Sustainable Streets BRIEF DESCRIPTION: SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY Amending Transportation Code, Division II, Articles 500 (Size, Weight, Load Restrictions) Section 501 to update the streets subject to vehicle weight restrictions, 700 (Speed Limits) Section 702 to designate the streets subject to 30, 35, and 45 miles per hour speed limits, and 800 (Special On- Street Permit Parking Restrictions) Section 801 to amend the locations subject to on-street parking permit restrictions. SUMMARY: Division II, Article 500, Section 501 of the San Francisco Transportation Code establishes vehicle weight restrictions on certain streets. This resolution amends the Transportation Code to update street names, consolidate overlapping street segments, and remove an expired weight restriction. No change to any existing vehicle weight restriction on any street is proposed in this legislation. Division II, Article 700, Section 702 of the San Francisco Transportation Code establishes various speed limits on certain streets. This resolution would update the Transportation Code to reflect various speed limit changes that the SFMTA Board has already approved by Resolution. Division II, Article 800, Section 801 of the San Francisco Transportation Code establishes various special on-street parking permit areas where the SFMTA has restricted parking to only designated vehicles. This resolution updates the Transportation Code to reflect parking restrictions for the Civic Center Farmer s Market and Lech Walesa Street. ENCLOSURES: 1. SFMTAB Resolution 2. Transportation Code Division II Resolution APPROVALS: DIRECTOR SECRETARY DATE 11/13/12 11/13/12 ASSIGNED SFMTAB CALENDAR DATE: November 20, 2012

2 PAGE. 2. PURPOSE Resolution amending Transportation Code, Division II, Articles 500 (Size, Weight, Load Restrictions) Section 501 to update the streets subject to vehicle weight restrictions, 700 (Speed Limits) Section 702 to designate the streets subject to 30, 35, and 45 miles per hour speed limits, and 800 (Special On-Street Permit Parking Restrictions) Section 801 to amend the locations subject to on-street parking permit restrictions. GOAL This action supports the following SFMTA Strategic Plan Goal and Objectives: Goal 1: Create a safer transportation experience for everyone Objective 1.1: Improve security for transportation system users. Objective 1.3: Improve the safety of the transportation system. Goal 2: Make transit, walking, bicycling, taxi, ridesharing and carsharing the preferred means of travel Objective 2.1: Improve customer service and communications. Objective 2.2: Improve transit performance. Objective 2.3: Increase use of all non-private auto modes. Objective 2.4: Improve parking utilization and manage parking demand. DESCRIPTION Vehicle Weight Restrictions on Certain Streets Updates Section 501 of the San Francisco Transportation Code establishes various vehicle weight restrictions on certain streets. This resolution amends the Transportation Code to update street names, consolidate overlapping street segments, and remove an expired weight restriction in Section 501(d)(8). No change to any existing vehicle weight restriction on any street is proposed in this legislation. Speed Limit Updates Section 702 of the San Francisco Transportation Code establishes various speed limits on certain streets. This resolution would update the Transportation Code to reflect various speed limit changes that the SFMTA Board has already approved by Resolution. These changes include the following: 1. 8 th Street, between Market Street and Townsend Street, changed speed limit from 30 MPH to 25 MPH (Resolution ) 2. Bryant Street, between The Embarcadero and 10 th Street, changed speed limit from 30 MPH to 25 MPH (Resolution ) 3. Folsom Street, between 13 th Street and The Embarcadero, changed speed limit from 30 MPH to 25 MPH (Resolution ) 4. Harrison Street, between The Embarcadero and 13 th Street, changed speed limit from 30 MPH to 25 MPH (Resolution ) 5. Howard Street, between The Embarcadero and 13 th Street, changed speed limit from 30 MPH to 25 MPH (Resolution ) 6. John Muir Drive, between Skyline Boulevard and a point 2,500 feet southeasterly, changed speed limit from 35 MPH to 30 MPH (Resolution )

3 PAGE Broadway Tunnel, changed speed limit from 40 MPH to 35 MPH (Resolution ) 8. John Muir Drive between the County Line and a point approximately 3,300 feet northwesterly, changed speed limit from 45 MPH to 40 MPH (Resolution ). 9. Winston Drive, between Buckingham Way and Lake Merced Boulevard, change speed limit from 25MPH to 30MPH (Resolution ). Special On-Street Parking Permit Restrictions Updates Section 801 of the San Francisco Transportation Code establishes various special on-street parking permit areas where the SFMTA has restricted parking to only designated vehicles. This resolution updates the Transportation Code to reflect parking restrictions for: 1. The Civic Center Farmer s Market in the Hyde and Fulton Street area. Parking restrictions are updated to include Fridays and remove street segments that were previously rescinded. On-street parking regulations for this permit area are already in effect. 2. Lech Walesa Street. The San Francisco Department of Public Health re-assessed their permit parking needs on Lech Walesa and indicated to SFMTA that they no longer needed certain on-street permit parking areas. The permit parking for these areas was then rescinded following a public hearing and replaced with parking meters. ALTERNATIVES CONSIDERED As an alternative, no changes can be made to the Transportation Code; however, this is not recommended because the speed limit changes are necessary for compliance with State laws to allow radar enforcement of the speed limit. The other changes are recommended for clarity, internal consistency, and to fulfill public requests. FUNDING IMPACT None CEQA/ENVIRONMENTAL REVIEW All parking and speed limit changes included in the Transportation Code Division II resolution were determined to be exempt from environmental review prior to the public hearing at which they were approved by the SFMTA Board of Directors as part of its consent calendar. All items, except the speed limit change on Winston Drive, were determined to be categorically exempt from environmental review as Class 1(c)(9) changes because they did not establish a higher speed limit or result in more than a negligible increase in the use of the street. The Winston Drive speed limit increase was determined to be environmentally exempt by the Planning Department under Class 1(c) on March 27, Please see the attached PDF document. OTHER APPROVALS RECEIVED OR STILL REQUIRED All of the parking and speed limit changes included in the Transportation Code Division II resolution were approved at public hearings held by the SFMTA prior to approval by the SFMTA Board of Directors, as is the case with all parking and traffic changes typically considered under the Board s consent calendar. The City Attorney has reviewed this calendar item.

4 PAGE. 4. RECOMMENDATION Staff recommends that the SFMTA Board of Directors approve amending Transportation Code, Division II, Articles 500 (Size, Weight, Load Restrictions) Section 501 to update the streets subject to vehicle weight restrictions, 700 (Speed Limits) Section 702 to designate the streets subject to 30, 35, and 45 miles per hour speed limits, and 800 (Special On-Street Permit Parking Restrictions) Section 801 to amend the locations subject to on-street parking permit restrictions.

5 SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY BOARD OF DIRECTORS RESOLUTION No. WHEREAS, Section 501 of the San Francisco Transportation Code establishes vehicle weight restrictions on certain streets; and, WHEREAS, The proposed amendments to Section 501 update street names, consolidate overlapping street segments, and remove an expired weight restriction but does not change any vehicle weight restriction on any existing street; and, WHEREAS, Section 702 of the San Francisco Transportation Code establishes various speed limits on certain streets; and, WHEREAS, The proposed amendments would update the Transportation Code to reflect various speed limit changes that the SFMTA Board has already approved by Resolution; and, WHEREAS, Section 801 of the San Francisco Transportation Code establishes various special on-street parking permit areas where the SFMTA has restricted parking to only designated vehicles, including for the Civic Center Farmer s Market and Lech Walesa Street; and, WHEREAS, The proposed amendments would update the Transportation Code to change the on-street permit parking restrictions for the Civic Center Farmer s Market and Lech Walesa Street; and, WHEREAS, All of the parking and speed limit changes included in the attached Transportation Code Division II resolution, except the speed limit change on Winston Drive, were determined to be categorically exempt from environmental review as Class 1(c)(9) changes that did not establish a higher speed limit or result in more than a negligible increase in the use of the street; and, WHEREAS, The Winston Drive speed limit increase was determined to be exempt from environmental review by the Planning Department under Class 1(c) on March 27, 2012; and, WHEREAS, Said CEQA determinations are on file with the Secretary to the SFMTA Board of Directors and are incorporated herein by reference; and, WHEREAS, All of the parking and speed limit changes included in the attached Transportation Code Division II resolution were previously approved by the SFMTA Board of Directors; and, WHEREAS, The attached Transportation Code Division II resolution updates the Transportation Code to reflect these changes; now, therefore, be it

6 RESOLVED, That the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors amends Transportation Code, Division II, Articles 500 (Size, Weight, Load Restrictions) Section 501 to update the streets subject to vehicle weight restrictions, 700 (Speed Limits) Section 702 to designate the streets subject to 30, 35, and 45 miles per hour speed limits, and 800 (Special On-Street Permit Parking Restrictions) Section 801 to amend the locations subject to on-street parking permit restrictions. I certify that the foregoing resolution was adopted by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors at its meeting of November 20, Secretary to the Board of Directors San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency

7 FILE NO. RESOLUTION NO. [Transportation Code Vehicle Weight Restrictions, Speed Limits, Special Parking Restrictions] Resolution amending Transportation Code, Division II, Articles 500 (Size, Weight, Load Restrictions) Section 501 to update the streets subject to vehicle weight restrictions, 700 (Speed Limits) Section 702 to designate the streets subject to 30, 35, and 45 miles per hour speed limits, and 800 (Special On-Street Permit Parking Restrictions) Section 801 to amend the locations subject to parking restrictions. NOTE: [end addition] ; deletion]. Additions are [begin addition] single-underline Times New Roman deletions are [begin deletion] strike-through Times New Roman [end The Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors of the City and County of San Francisco enacts the following regulations: Section 1. Article 500 of Division II of the Transportation Code is hereby amended by amending Section 501, to read as follows: SEC VEHICLE WEIGHT RESTRICTIONS (a) The operation of a vehicle with gross weight in excess of 6,000 pounds on the Streets listed in Section 501(b), or the operation of a vehicle with unladen weight in excess of 18,000 pounds on any Street listed in Section 501(c) is a violation of Division I, Section (Weight Restricted Streets). (b) 6,000 lbs Limits. No person shall operate a vehicle of a gross weight in excess of 6,000 pounds on the following Streets: (1) 25th Street between Sanchez and Dolores Streets. (2) 26th Street between Church and Sanchez Streets. (3) 27th Street between Douglass and Castro Streets. (4) 28th Street between Douglass and Diamond Streets. (5) 29th Street between Diamond and Castro Street. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 1

8 (6) 34th Avenue between Wawona and Yorba Streets. (7) Alabama Street, between Ripley Street and South Precita Avenue. (8) Albion Street between 15th and 17th Streets. (9) Alhambra Street between Scott Street and Cervantes Boulevard. (10) Anza Vista Avenue between O'Farrell and Baker Streets. (11) Bacon Street between Somerset Street and San Bruno Avenue. (12) Baker Street between Terra Vista Avenue and Turk Street. (13) Baker Street between Union Street [begin deletion] Avenue [end deletion] and Marina Boulevard. (14) Barcelona Avenue between Terra Vista and Anza Vista Avenues. (15) Bay Street between Laguna Street and Columbus Avenue. (16) Beaumont Avenue between Turk and Anza Streets. (17) Blanken Avenue between Tunnel Avenue and Executive Park Boulevard. (18) Broderick Street between Richardson Avenue and Union Street. (19) Broderick Street between O'Farrell Street and Turk Street. (20) Brussels Street between Silver Avenue and Burrows Street. (21) Buchanan Street between Broadway and Union Streets. (22) Buchanan Street between Lombard and Chestnut Streets. (23) Burrows Street between Somerset Street and San Bruno Avenue. (24) Cayuga Avenue between Geneva and Foote Avenues. (25) Cedro Avenue between Mercedes Way and Ocean Avenue. (26) Cerritos Avenue between Mercedes Way and Ocean Avenue. (27) Cervantes Boulevard between Fillmore Street and Marina Boulevard. (28) Cesar Chavez Street between Church and Noe Streets. (29) Chattanooga Street between Twenty-first and Jersey Streets. (30) Chestnut Street between Montgomery and Sansome Streets. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 2

9 (31) Chestnut Street between Laguna Street and Van Ness Avenue. (32) Chestnut Street between Lyon Street and Broderick Street. (33) Chestnut Street between Polk Street and Columbus Avenue. (34) Claremont Boulevard between Portola Drive and Taraval Street. (35) Clipper Street between Diamond Heights Boulevard and Dolores Street. (36) College Avenue between Genebern Way and Mission Street. (37) Commonwealth Avenue between Geary Boulevard and California Street. (38) Corbett Avenue between Clayton and Seventeenth Streets. (39) Crane Street between Paul Avenue and Bayshore Boulevard. (40) Del Vale Avenue between Evelyn Way and O'Shaughnessy Boulevard. (41) Delano Avenue between Geneva and Ottawa Avenues. (42) Dewey Boulevard between Laguna Honda Boulevard and Taraval Street. (43) Diamond Heights Boulevard between the westerly leg of Berkeley Way and Elk Street. (44) Diamond Street between Chenery Street and Diamond Heights Boulevard. (45) Douglass Street between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-eight Streets. (46) Duncan Street between Diamond Street and Diamond Heights Boulevard. (47) Ecker Street between Jessie and Mission Streets. (48) Eddy Street between Divisadero Street and St. Joseph's Avenue. (49) Eighteenth Avenue between Vicente and Ulloa Streets. (50) Elk Street between Bosworth and Chenery Streets. (51) Elk Street between Diamond Heights Boulevard and Chenery Street. (52) Ellis Street between Divisadero Street and St. Joseph's Avenue. (53) Encanto Avenue between Terra Vista and Anza Vista Avenues. (54) Encline Court between Marietta Drive and the Eastern Terminus. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 3

10 (55) Everglade Drive between Sloat Boulevard and Eucalyptus Drive. (56) Fair Oaks Street between Twenty-first and Twenty-sixth Streets. (57) Felton Street between Somerset Street and San Bruno Avenue. (58) Filbert Street between Divisadero and Lyon Streets. (59) Filbert Street between Polk and Taylor Streets. (60) Fillmore Street between Broadway and Union Streets. (61) Folsom Street between Precita Avenue and Bernal Heights Boulevard; and Bernal Heights Boulevard between Folsom Street and Bernal Heights Park (approximately 350 feet). (62) Foote Avenue between Alemany Boulevard and San Jose Avenue. (63) Fortuna Avenue between Terra Vista and Anza Vista Avenues. (64) Francisco Street between Montogomery and Kearny Streets. (65) Francisco Street between Baker and Scott Streets. (66) Francisco Street between Laguna Street and Van Ness Avenue. (67) Francisco Street between Lyon Street [begin deletion], [end deletion] and Richardson Avenue. (68) Francisco Street between Polk Street and Columbus Avenue. (69) Franklin Street between California and Lombard Streets. (70) Genebern Way between Alemany Boulevard and College Avenue. (71) Gilman Avenue between Third [begin addition] Street [end addition] and [begin addition] Arelious Walker Drive [end addition] [begin deletion] Fitch Streets [end deletion]. (72) Girard Street between Silver Avenue and Bacon Street. (73) Goettingen Street between Silver Avenue and Bacon Street. (74) Gough Street between Jackson and [begin deletion] Union [end deletion] [begin addition] California [end addition] Streets. [begin deletion] (75) Gough Street between Union and California Streets. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 4

11 [end deletion] (7 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin addition] 5 [end addition] ) Great Highway between Lincoln Way and Sloat Boulevard. (7 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin addition] 6 [end addition] ) Green Street between Grant Avenue and Montgomery Street. (7 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin addition] 7 [end addition] ) Green Street between Polk and Mason Streets. (7 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin addition] 8 [end addition] ) Greenwich Street between Divisadero and Lyon Streets. ( [begin deletion] 80 [end deletion] [begin addition] 79 [end addition] ) Greenwich Street between Franklin Street and Van Ness Avenue. (8 [begin deletion] 1 [end deletion] [begin addition] 0 [end addition] ) Greenwich Street between Polk and Taylor Streets. (8 [begin deletion] 2 [end deletion] [begin addition] 1 [end addition] ) Guerrero Street between Eighteenth and Cesar Chavez Streets. (8 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin addition] 2 [end addition] ) Hollister Avenue between Third and Hawes Streets. (8 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin addition] 3 [end addition] ) Ingalls Street between Fitzgerald and Jamestown Avenues. (8 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin addition] 4 [end addition] ) Ingerson Avenue between Third Street and [begin deletion] Giants Drive [end deletion] [begin addition] Bill Walsh Way [end addition]. (8 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin addition] 5 [end addition] ) Innes Avenue between Middle Point Road and Hunters Point Boulevard. (8 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin addition] 6 [end addition] ) Jamestown Avenue between Third Street and Harney Way. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 5

12 (8 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin addition] 7 [end addition] ) Jennings Street between Fitzgerald and Jamestown Avenues. (8 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin addition] 8 [end addition] ) Jennings Street between Palou and Thomas Avenues. ( [begin deletion] 90 [end deletion] [begin addition] 89 [end addition] ) Jersey Street between Castro and Church Streets. (9 [begin deletion] 1 [end deletion] [begin addition] 0 [end addition] ) Jones Street between California and Pine Streets. (9 [begin deletion] 2 [end deletion] [begin addition] 1 [end addition] ) Jones Street between Columbus and Pacific Avenues. (9 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin addition] 2 [end addition] ) Jordan Avenue between Geary Boulevard and California Street. (9 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin addition] 3 [end addition] ) Kansas Street between Twenty-second and Twenty-third Streets. (9 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin addition] 4 [end addition] ) Kearny Street between Francisco and Bay Streets. (9 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin addition] 5 [end addition] ) Keith Street between Palou and Van Dyke Avenues. (9 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin addition] 6 [end addition] ) Kensington Way between Claremont Boulevard and Portola Drive. (9 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin addition] 7 [end addition] ) Laguna Street between Broadway and Union Street [begin deletion] s [end deletion]. (9 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin addition] 8 [end addition] ) Lane Street between Palou and Van Dyke Avenues. ( [begin deletion] 100 [end deletion] [begin addition] 99 [end addition] ) Larkin Street between Chestnut and Francisco Streets. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 6

13 (10 [begin deletion] 1 [end deletion] [begin addition] 0 [end addition] ) Larkin Street between Bay Street and Pacific Avenue. (10 [begin deletion] 2 [end deletion] [begin addition] 1 [end addition] ) Lathrop Avenue between Tunnel and Tocoloma Avenues. (10 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin addition] 2 [end addition] ) Laurel Street between Mayfair Drive and Euclid [begin addition] Avenue [end addition]. (10 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin addition] 3 [end addition] ) Leavenworth Street between Bay Street and Pacific Avenue. (10 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin addition] 4 [end addition] ) Ledyard Street, between Silver Avenue and Thornton Avenue. (10 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin addition] 5 [end addition] ) Lombard Street between Montgomery and Sansome Streets. (10 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin addition] 6 [end addition] ) Lombard Street between Stockton and Kearny Streets. [begin deletion] (108) Lombard Street between Hyde and Leavenworth Streets. [end deletion] (10 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin addition] 7 [end addition] ) Lombard Street between Polk and Leavenworth Streets. (1 [begin deletion] 10 [end deletion] [begin addition] 08 [end addition] ) Lyon Street between [begin deletion] Lombard [end deletion] [begin addition] Green [end addition] and Francisco Streets. [begin deletion] (111) Lyon Street between Green and Lombard Streets. [end deletion] (1 [begin deletion] 12 [end deletion] [begin addition] 09 [end addition] ) Marietta Drive [begin deletion] B [end deletion] [begin addition] b [end addition] etween Evelyn Way and Teresita Boulevard. (11 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin addition] 0 [end addition] ) Marina Boulevard between Lyon and Laguna Streets. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 7

14 (11 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin addition] 1 [end addition] ) Mariposa Street between Mississippi and Connecticut Streets. (11 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin addition] 2 [end addition] ) Mariposa Street between Vermont and Kansas Streets. (11 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin addition] 3 [end addition] ) Masonic Avenue between Waller Street and Frederick Street. (11 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin addition] 4 [end addition] ) Mayfair Drive between Laurel and Spruce Streets. (11 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin addition] 5 [end addition] ) Mendell Street between Galvez and Hudson Avenues. (11 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin addition] 6 [end addition] ) Middle Point Road between Evans and Innes Avenues. (1 [begin deletion] 20 [end deletion] [begin addition] 17 [end addition] ) Monterey Boulevard between Ridgewood and Santa Clara Avenues. (1 [begin deletion] 21 [end deletion] [begin addition] 18 [end addition] ) Montgomery Street between Green Street and Broadway [begin deletion] Streets [end deletion]. (1 [begin deletion] 22 [end deletion] [begin addition] 19 [end addition] ) Montgomery Street between Lombard and Francisco Streets. (12 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin addition] 0 [end addition] ) Mount Vernon Avenue between Alemany Boulevard and San Jose Avenue. (12 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin addition] 1 [end addition] ) Newhall Street [begin deletion], [end deletion] between Innes and Hudson Avenues. (12 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin addition] 2 [end addition] ) Newhall Street between Palou and Quesada Avenues. (12 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin addition] 3 [end addition] ) Niagara Avenue between Alemany Boulevard and San Jose Avenue. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 8

15 (12 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin addition] 4 [end addition] ) Nido Avenue between Vega and Turk Streets. (12 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin addition] 5 [end addition] ) Octavia Street between Broadway and Union Street [begin deletion] s [end deletion]. (12 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin addition] 6 [end addition] ) Ottawa Avenue between Alemany Boulevard and O [begin addition] r [end addition] tega Avenue. (1 [begin deletion] 30 [end deletion] [begin addition] 27 [end addition] ) Pacheco Street between Dewey Boulevard and Ninth Avenue. (1 [begin deletion] 31 [end deletion] [begin addition] 28 [end addition] ) Palm Avenue between Geary Boulevard and California Street. (1 [begin deletion] 32 [end deletion] [begin addition] 29 [end addition] ) Palou Avenue between Selby and Griffith Streets. (13 [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin addition] 0 [end addition] ) Parker Avenue between Geary Boulevard and California Street. (13 [begin deletion] 4 [end deletion] [begin addition] 1 [end addition] ) Parker Avenue between Turk and Anza Streets. (13 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin addition] 2 [end addition] ) Pennsylvania Street between Mariposa and Twenty-second Streets. (13 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin addition] 3 [end addition] ) Pond Street between 16th and 17th Streets. (13 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin addition] 4 [end addition] ) Powell Street between Sutter and California Street. [begin deletion] (138) Quesada Avenue between Ingalls and Hawes Streets. [end deletion] (13 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin addition] 5 [end addition] ) Quesada Avenue between Third and [begin deletion] Ingalls [end deletion] [begin addition] Hawes [end addition] Streets. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 9

16 [begin deletion] (140) Revere Avenue between Ingalls and Hawes Streets. [end deletion] (1 [begin deletion] 41 [end deletion] [begin addition] 36 [end addition] ) Revere Avenue between Third and [begin deletion] Ingalls [end deletion] [begin addition] Hawes [end addition] Streets. (1 [begin deletion] 42 [end deletion] [begin addition] 37 [end addition] ) Rossi Avenue between Turk and Anza Streets. (1 [begin deletion] 43 [end deletion] [begin addition] 38 [end addition] ) Santa Clara Avenue between Monterey Boulevard and Portola Drive. (1 [begin deletion] 44 [end deletion] [begin addition] 39 [end addition] ) Scotia Avenue between Silver Avenue and Thornton Avenue. (14 [begin deletion] 5 [end deletion] [begin addition] 0 [end addition] ) Scott Street between California and Bush Streets. [begin deletion] (146) Shafter Avenue between Ingalls and Hawes Streets. [end deletion] (14 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin addition] 1 [end addition] ) Shafter Avenue between Third and [begin deletion] Ingalls [end deletion] [begin addition] Hawes [end addition] Streets. (14 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin addition] 2 [end addition] ) Silliman Street between Somerset Street and San Bruno Avenue. (14 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin addition] 3 [end addition] ) Spruce Street [begin deletion], [end deletion] between Geary Boulevard and Euclid [begin deletion] Street [end deletion] [begin addition] Avenue [end addition]. (1 [begin deletion] 50 [end deletion] [begin addition] 44 [end addition] ) St. Francis Boulevard between Portola Drive and San Anselmo Avenue. (1 [begin deletion] 51 [end deletion] [begin addition] 45 [end addition] ) St. Joseph's Avenue between O'Farrell Street and Turk Street. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 10

17 (1 [begin deletion] 52 [end deletion] [begin addition] 46 [end addition] ) Stanyan Street between 17th Street and Belgrave Street. (1 [begin deletion] 53 [end deletion] [begin addition] 47 [end addition] ) Stanyan Street between Turk and Anza Streets. (1 [begin deletion] 54 [end deletion] [begin addition] 48 [end addition] ) Taraval Street between 14th Avenue and Dewey Boulevard. (1 [begin deletion] 55 [end deletion] [begin addition] 49 [end addition] ) Taylor Street between Pine and California Streets. (15 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin addition] 0 [end addition] ) Taylor Street between Columbus and Pacific Avenues. (15 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin addition] 1 [end addition] ) Telegraph Hill Boulevard. (15 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin addition] 2 [end addition] ) Terra Vista Avenue between Anza Vista and St. Joseph's Avenues. (15 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin addition] 3 [end addition] ) Thomas Avenue between Third and Jennings Streets. (1 [begin deletion] 60 [end deletion] [begin addition] 54 [end addition] ) Thornton Avenue between Bayshore Boulevard and [begin deletion] 3 [end deletion] [begin addition] Thi [end addition] rd Street. (1 [begin deletion] 61 [end deletion] [begin addition] 55 [end addition] ) Thorp Lane. (1 [begin deletion] 62 [end deletion] [begin addition] 56 [end addition] ) Tunnel Avenue between Blanken Avenue and Bayshore Boulevard. (1 [begin deletion] 63 [end deletion] [begin addition] 57 [end addition] ) Underwood Avenue between Third and Jennings Streets. (1 [begin deletion] 64 [end deletion] [begin addition] 58 [end addition] ) Union Street between Lyon and Steiner Streets. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 11

18 (1 [begin deletion] 65 [end deletion] [begin addition] 59 [end addition] ) Vallejo Street between Montgomery and Sansome Streets. (16 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin addition] 0 [end addition] ) Vallejo Street between Polk and Mason Streets. (16 [begin deletion] 7 [end deletion] [begin addition] 1 [end addition] ) Vega Street between Nido and Anza Vista Avenues. (16 [begin deletion] 8 [end deletion] [begin addition] 2 [end addition] ) Vermont Street between 17th and 18th Streets. (16 [begin deletion] 9 [end deletion] [begin addition] 3 [end addition] ) Vermont Street between Twentieth and Twenty-second Streets. (1 [begin deletion] 70 [end deletion] [begin addition] 64 [end addition] ) Vesta Street between Thornton Avenue and Williams Avenue. (1 [begin deletion] 71 [end deletion] [begin addition] 65 [end addition] ) Vicente Street between Sixteenth and Nineteenth Avenues. (1 [begin deletion] 72 [end deletion] [begin addition] 66 [end addition] ) Webster Street between Broadway and Union Street [begin deletion] s [end deletion]. (1 [begin deletion] 73 [end deletion] [begin addition] 67 [end addition] ) Webster Street between Bay Street and Marina Boulevard. (1 [begin deletion] 74 [end deletion] [begin addition] 68 [end addition] ) Westwood Park area streets within an area bounded by the south side of Monterey Boulevard and the east side of Plymouth Avenue, the north side of Ocean Avenue and the west side of Faxon Avenue. (1 [begin deletion] 75 [end deletion] [begin addition] 69 [end addition] ) Wheat Street between Paul Avenue and Bayshore Boulevard. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 12

19 (17 [begin deletion] 6 [end deletion] [begin addition] 0 [end addition] ) Yerba Buena Avenue between Santa Clara Avenue and Miraloma [begin deletion] Avenue [end deletion] [begin addition] Drive [end addition]. (c) 18,000 lbs. Limit. No person shall operate a vehicle with an unladen weight in excess of 18,000 pounds on the following Streets: (1) Blanken Avenue between Bayshore Boulevard and Tunnel Avenue (2) Tunnel Avenue between Blanken Avenue and Recycle Road (d) Exemptions. The provisions of this Section shall not be applicable to: (1) Any vehicle which is subject to the provisions of Section 1031 to 1036, inclusive, of the California Public Utilities Code and which has received a certificate from the CPUC pursuant to those Sections declaring that the public necessity and convenience require the operation of the vehicle, provided that the certificate authorizes that vehicle to be operated within the City, and the vehicle is being operated for the purpose authorized in, and consistent with the terms of, the certificate. This exemption shall not apply to vehicles operated as roundtrip sightseeing tour service as defined by the CPUC; (2) Any commercial vehicle coming from an unrestricted Street having ingress and egress by direct route to and from that portion of the restricted Streets set forth above, when necessary for the purpose of making pickups of refuse, pickups or deliveries of passengers, goods, wares and merchandise from or to any building or structure located on such restricted Street, or for the purpose of delivering materials or equipment to be used in the actual and bona fide repairs, alteration, remodeling or construction of such restricted Street, or for any building or structure upon such restricted Street for which a building permit has previously been obtained; (3) Any vehicle owned by a public utility while in use in the construction, installation or repair of any public utility; SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 13

20 (4) Transit vehicles operated by the SFMTA along a regularly scheduled route; (5) School buses when operated for the transportation of school pupils; (6) Any vehicle owned by the City while being used in the course of official business; [begin addition] and [end addition] (7) Emergency vehicles [begin deletion] ; [end deletion] [begin addition]. [end addition] [begin deletion] (8) Through September 30, 2011, School Pupil Activity Buses operating on Lyon Street between Francisco and Lombard Streets or Chestnut Street between Lyon Street and Richardson Avenue. This exemption shall sunset and be of no further effect after September 30, 2011, except that the Director of Transportation is authorized to terminate the exemption authorized by this paragraph prior to that date if he or she determines that due to completion of construction activity, this exemption is no longer required. [end deletion] Section 2. Article 700 of Division II of the Transportation Code is hereby amended by amending Section 702, to read as follows: SEC DESIGNATED SPEED LIMITS. (a) 30 Miles Per Hour. A prima facie speed limit of 30 miles per hour is established in the following locations: (1) 3rd Street between Channel and Kirkwood Streets. (2) 3rd Street between Shafter and Bayshore Boulevard. [begin deletion] (3) 8th Street between Market Street and Townsend Street. (4) [end deletion] [begin addition] (3) [end addition] 10th Street between Market Street and Division Street. [begin deletion] (5) [end deletion] [begin addition] (4) [end addition] 16th Street between 3rd and 7th Streets. [begin deletion] (6) Bryant Street between the Embarcadero and 10th Street. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 14

21 (7) [end deletion] [begin addition] (5) [end addition] Bush Street between Presidio Avenue and Battery Street. [begin deletion] (8) [end deletion] [begin addition] (6) [end addition] Carter Street between Geneva Avenue and County Line. [begin deletion] (9) [end deletion] [begin addition] (7) [end addition] Cesar Chavez Street, Third Street to a point 500 feet east of Kansas Street. [begin deletion] (10) [end deletion] [begin addition] (8) [end addition] Diamond Heights Boulevard between Clipper Street and Sussex Street. [begin deletion] (11) [end deletion] [begin addition] (9) [end addition] The Embarcadero between King Street and Bay Street. [begin deletion] (12) [end deletion] [begin addition] (10) [end addition] Fell Street between Gough Street and Stanyan Street. [begin deletion] (13) Folsom Street between 13th Street and The Embarcadero. (14) [end deletion] [begin addition] (11) [end addition] Fulton Street between Stanyan Street and Arguello Boulevard. [begin deletion] (15) [end deletion] [begin addition] (12) [end addition] Geary Boulevard between 30th and 42nd Avenue. [begin deletion] (16) [end deletion] [begin addition] (13) [end addition] Golden Gate Avenue between Divisadero Street and Van Ness Avenue. [begin deletion] (17) Harrison Street between The Embarcadero and 13th Street. (18) Howard Street between The Embracadero and 13th Street. (19) [end deletion] [begin addition] (14) [end addition] Industrial Street between Bayshore Boulevard and Oakdale Avenue. [begin deletion] (20) [end deletion] [begin addition] (15) [end addition] John F. Kennedy Drive between Kezar Drive and Stanyan Street. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 15

22 [begin addition] (16) John Muir Drive between Skyline Boulevard and a point approximately 2,500 feet southeasterly. [end addition] [begin deletion] (21) [end deletion] [begin addition] (17) [end addition] Kezar Drive between Lincoln Way and John F. Kennedy Drive. [begin deletion] (22) [end deletion] [begin addition] (18) [end addition] King Street between 5th Street and The Embarcadero. [begin deletion] (23) [end deletion] [begin addition] (19) [end addition] Market Street between Danvers Street and Castro Street. [begin deletion] (24) [end deletion] [begin addition] (20) [end addition] Masonic Avenue between Presidio Avenue and Geary Boulevard. [begin deletion] (25) [end deletion] [begin addition] (21) [end addition] Monterey Boulevard between Circular and Ridgewood Avenues. [begin deletion] (26) [end deletion] [begin addition] (22) [end addition] Oak Street between Stanyan Street and Franklin Street. [begin deletion] (27) [end deletion] [begin addition] (23) [end addition] Oakdale Avenue between Bayshore Boulevard and 3rd Street. [begin deletion] (28) [end deletion] [begin addition] (24) [end addition] Octavia Boulevard, central lanes only, between Fell and Market Streets. [begin deletion] (29) [end deletion] [begin addition] (25) [end addition] Pine Street between Market Street and Presidio Avenue. [begin deletion] (30) [end deletion] [begin addition] (26) [end addition] Point Lobos Avenue between Great Highway and Forty-Second Avenue. [begin deletion] (31) [end deletion] [begin addition] (27) [end addition] Sagamore Street between San Jose Avenue and Orizaba Avenue. [begin deletion] (32) [end deletion] [begin addition] (28) [end addition] San Jose Avenue between Randall and 29th Streets. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 16

23 [begin deletion] (33) [end deletion] [begin addition] (29) [end addition] Turk Boulevard between Baker Street and Arguello Boulevard. [begin deletion] (34) [end deletion] [begin addition] (30) [end addition] Twin Peaks Boulevard between Panorama Drive and Palo Alto Avenue. [begin addition] (31) Winston Drive, between Buckingham Way and Lake Merced. [end addition] (b) 35 Miles Per Hour. A prima facie speed limit of 35 miles per hour is established in the following locations: (1) Alemany Boulevard between Junipero Serra Boulevard and Mission Street. (2) Bayshore Boulevard between Cesar Chavez Street and the County Line. [begin addition] (3) Broadway (Robert C Levy) Tunnel between the east and west portals. [end addition] [begin deletion] (3) [end deletion] [begin addition] (4) [end addition] Brotherhood Way between Alemany and a point about 200 feet westerly from Chumasero Drive. [begin deletion] (4) [end deletion] [begin addition] (5) [end addition] Cargo Way between 3rd Street and Jennings Street. [begin deletion] (5) [end deletion] [begin addition] (6) [end addition] Clarendon Avenue, north and south sides between the east line of Laguna Honda Boulevard and Johnstone Drive. [begin deletion] (6) [end deletion] [begin addition] (7) [end addition] Clipper Street between Douglas Street and [begin deletion] Portola Drive [end deletion] [begin addition] Diamond Heights Boulevard [end addition]. [begin deletion] (7) [end deletion] [begin addition] (8) [end addition] Evans Avenue between Cesar Chavez and Hunters Point Boulevard. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 17

24 [begin deletion] (8) [end deletion] [begin addition] (9) [end addition] Fulton Street between Arguello Boulevard and the Great Highway. [begin deletion] (9) [end deletion] [begin addition] (10) [end addition] Geary Boulevard between Presidio Avenue and Wood Street on the depressed section. [begin deletion] (10) [end deletion] [begin addition] (11) [end addition] Geary Expressway between Gough Street and Presidio Avenue. [begin deletion] (11) [end deletion] [begin addition] (12) [end addition] Geneva Avenue between Moscow Street and the County Line. [begin deletion] (12) Great Highway between Lincoln Way and Fulton Street, northbound traffic. [end deletion] (13) Great Highway between Lincoln Way and Point Lobos. [begin addition] (14) Great Highway (Upper Roadway) between Lincoln Way and Sloat Boulevard. [end addition] [begin deletion] (14) [end deletion] (15) Hunters Point Boulevard between Jennings Street and Innes Avenue. [begin deletion] (15) [end deletion] [begin addition] (16) [end addition] Innes Avenue between Hunters Point Boulevard and Donahue Street. [begin deletion] (16) John Muir Drive between Skyline Boulevard and a point approximately 2,500 feet southeasterly. [end deletion] (17) Junipero Serra Boulevard between St. Francis Circle and Ocean Avenue. (18) Laguna Honda Boulevard between Dewey Boulevard and Noriega Street. (19) Lake Merced Boulevard between Sunset Boulevard and Skyline Boulevard. (20) Lake Merced Boulevard between Winston Drive and Sunset Boulevard. (21) Lincoln Way, north side, between Third Avenue and the Great Highway. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 18

25 (22) Lincoln Way, south side, between the Great Highway and Third Avenue. (23) Mansell Street between Sunnydale and Brazil Avenues. (24) O'Shaughnessy Boulevard between Portola Drive and Malta Drive. (25) Portola Drive between St. Francis Circle and Corbett Avenue, north and south sides. (26) Market Street between Corbett Avenue and Danvers Street, north and south sides. (27) Sloat Boulevard, eastbound and westbound traffic, between Junipero Serra Boulevard, St. Francis Circle and Nineteenth Avenue. (28) Sloat Boulevard, eastbound traffic, between the east line of the Great Highway and the east line of 39th Avenue. (29) Sloat Boulevard, westbound traffic, between the east line of 39th Avenue and the east line of 47th Avenue. (30) Sunnydale Avenue between Persia Avenue and the west boundary of the McLaren Municipal Golf Course. (31) Sunset Boulevard between [begin deletion] South [end deletion] [begin addition] Martin Luther King, Jr. [end addition] Drive and Lake Merced Boulevard. [begin deletion] (32) Upper Great Highway between Lincoln Way and Sloat Boulevard. (33) [end deletion] [begin addition] (32) [end addition] Woodside Avenue between Portola Drive and Laguna Honda Boulevard. (c) 40 Miles Per Hour. A prima facie speed limit of 40 miles per hour is established in the following locations: (1) Alemany Boulevard, westbound, between Bayshore Boulevard and Mission Street. [begin deletion] (2) Between the East and West Portals of the Broadway Tunnel. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 19

26 (3) [end deletion] (2) Gilman Avenue between Hunter's Point Expressway and [begin addition] Arelious Walker Drive [end addition] [begin deletion] Fitch Street [end deletion]. [begin deletion] (4) [end deletion] [begin addition] (3) [end addition] Harney Way between Jamestown Avenue and the County Line. [begin deletion] (5) [end deletion] [begin addition] (4) [end addition] Hunter [begin addition] ' [end addition] s Point Expressway. [begin deletion] (6) [end deletion] [begin addition] (5) [end addition] Jamestown Avenue between Redondo Street and Hunters Point Expressway. [begin addition] (6) John Muir Drive between the County Line and a point approximately 3,300 feet northwesterly. [end addition] (7) Lake Merced Boulevard between the County Line and Winston Drive. (8) Junipero Serra Boulevard between Ocean and 19th Avenue [begin addition] s [end addition]. (9) Visitacion Avenue between Mansell Street and Hahn Street. (d) 45 Miles Per Hour. A prima facie speed limit of 45 miles per hour is established in the following locations: (1) Alemany Boulevard, eastbound, between Mission Street and Bayshore Boulevard. (2) Brotherhood Way between a point about 200 feet westerly from Chumasero Drive and Lake Merced Boulevard. (3) Great Highway between Sloat and Skyline Boulevards. [begin deletion] (4) John Muir Drive between the County Line and a point approximately 3,300 feet northwesterly. (5) [end deletion] [begin addition] (4) [end addition] Mansell Street between Visitacion Avenue and Brazil Avenue. SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 20

27 [begin deletion] (6) [end deletion] [begin addition] (5) [end addition] San Jose Avenue between Randall Street and a point 425 feet northeasterly of the east line of Diamond Street. Section 3. Article 800 of Division II of the Transportation Code is hereby amended by amending Section 801, to read as follows: SEC PARKING RESTRICTIONS BY LOCATION. (a) It shall be a violation of [begin addition] Division I [end addition], Section [begin addition] [end addition] (Parking Restrictions) for any person to Park any vehicle, whether attended or unattended, in any of the locations listed below during times when Parking is restricted without displaying a valid permit for Parking in that location. A permit issued for Parking pursuant to this Article does not exempt a vehicle from street-cleaning Parking restrictions. These parking restrictions shall not apply to any state, federal, or foreign consulate vehicle parked to carry out official government business. (b) [begin addition] Removal Authorized. [end addition] Pursuant to the authority of Vehicle Code Section 22651(n) any vehicle Parked in violation of this Section [begin addition] 801 [end addition] may be removed by the SFMTA or SFPD. (c) [begin addition] Restricted Locations: [end addition] [ ] [end addition] (1) [begin addition] 2nd Street, Standford Street, and Townsend Street [begin addition] Locations: [end addition] (i) 2nd Street, west side, from Townsend Street to 100 feet northerly (100-foot zone); feet northerly (100-foot zone); and (ii) Stanford Street, east side, from Townsend Street to 100 (iii) Townsend Street, north side, between 2nd and Stanford Streets SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 21

28 [begin addition] Time: [end addition] All times [begin addition] Exempt Vehicles: [end addition] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the SFMTA. (2) [begin addition] 6th Avenue [ ] [end addition] [begin addition] Location: [end addition] The east side of 6th Avenue, from 110 feet to 320 feet south of Geary Boulevard (210-foot zone) and on the west side of 6th Avenue, from 250 to 303 feet south of Geary Boulevard (53-foot zone) [begin addition] Time: [end addition] All times [begin addition] Exempt Vehicles: [end addition] City-owned marked San Francisco Police Department vehicles displaying a permit issued by the SFMTA. (3) [begin addition] 7th Street [ ] [end addition] [begin addition] Location: [end addition] the east side of 7th Street, from 178 feet to 246 feet north of Bryant Street (68-foot zone) [begin addition] Time: [end addition] All times [begin addition] Exempt Vehicles: [end addition] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the SFMTA. (4) [begin addition] 7th Street [ ] [end addition] [begin addition] Location: [end addition] The east side of 7th Street, from Bryant Street to 80 feet southerly (80-foot zone) [begin addition] Time: [end addition] All times [begin addition] Exempt Vehicles: [end addition] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the SFMTA. addition] (5) [begin addition] 7th Street, Ahern Way, and Harriet Street [32.6.3] [end [begin addition] Location: [end addition] Except in loading zones established pursuant to this Code, east side of 7th Street between Harrison and Bryant SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 22

29 Streets; on the south side of Ahern Way from a point 20 feet east of Harriet Street to 6th Street; and on the east side of Harriet Street between Harrison and Bryant Streets. [begin addition] Time: [end addition] All times [begin addition] Exempt Vehicles: [end addition] Vehicles displaying a permit issued by the SFMTA. (6) [begin addition] 20th Street [ ] [end addition] [begin addition] Location: [end addition] The south side of 20th Street between 3rd Street and Tennessee Street. [begin addition] Time: [end addition] All times [begin addition] Exempt Vehicles: [end addition] City-owned marked patrol San Francisco Police Department vehicles displaying a permit issued by the SFMTA. (7) [begin addition] Brannan Street [ ] [end addition] [begin addition] Locations: [end addition] (i) Brannan Street, north side, from 15 feet to 115 feet east of Boardman Place (100-foot zone) (ii) Brannan Street, north side, from 16 feet to 116 feet west of Boardman Place (100-foot zone) [begin addition] Time: [end addition] All times [begin addition] Exempt Vehicles: [end addition] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the SFMTA. (8) [begin addition] Bryant Street and 24th Avenue [32.6.7] [end addition] [begin addition] Locations: [end addition] (i) On the north side of Bryant Street from Harriet Street to 7th Street; SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 23

30 (ii) On the east side of 24th Avenue from 225 feet to 280 feet south of Santiago Street (55-foot zone) [begin addition] Time: [end addition] All times [begin addition] Exempt Vehicles: [end addition] City-owned vehicles displaying a permit issued by the SFMTA. (9) [begin addition] Clay Street and Laurel Street [ ] [end addition] [begin addition] Locations: [end addition] (i) Clay Street, north side, from Laurel Street to 31 feet westerly (31-foot zone) (ii) Laurel Street, west side, from Clay Street to 112 feet northerly (112-foot zone) [begin addition] Time: [end addition] All times [begin addition] Exempt Vehicles: [end addition] Vehicles displaying a permit issued by the Korean Consulate. (10) [begin addition] Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place [ ] [end addition] [begin addition] Locations: [end addition] (i) Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, east side, from 32 feet to 224 feet north of Grove Street (192-foot zone, accommodating sixteen angled Parking stalls); (ii) Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, west side, from 26 feet to 208 feet south of McAllister Street (182-foot zone, accommodating nine Parking stalls); (iii) Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, west side, from 351 feet to 531 feet south of McAllister Street (180-foot zone, accommodating nine Parking stalls); and SFMTA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Page 24

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