Alemany Boulevard (Ellsworth to Justin Drive/Congdon) Quick-Build Project

planning

Alemany Boulevard (Ellsworth to Justin Drive/Congdon) Quick-Build Project Share this: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn SFMTA.com/AlemanyQB Project Introduction Alemany Boulevard is a 40 mph westward roadway in the southeast quadrant of San Francisco, located just north of I-280. Alemany Boulevard is in the Bernal Heights neighborhood and connects Bayshore Boulevard and Mission Street. The project area is comprised of diverse residential households, and open space such as St. Mary’s Recreation Center, Playground, Tennis Courts, Dogpark, and Alemany Farm. The Alemany Farmer’s Market is located just east of the project area. The Alemany Boulevard (Ellsworth to Justin Drive/Congdon) Quick-Build Project builds upon our recently implemented east-west transportation safety projects Alemany Bikeway Project , Alemany Interchange Bike Lanes Project and our north and south transportation project Bayshore Quick-Build Project . Project Timeline Community Outreach Winter 2024 Pending Legislation & Detailed Design Spring 2024 Pending Construction Summer 2024 Pending Project Status Planning Improvements Bicycle Infrastructure Improvements Bus Routes and Rail Lines 14X Mission Express (Suspended) 67 Bernal Heights Neighborhoods Bernal Heights Excelsior Streets Alemany Boulevard Project Scope Road diet from 3 travel lanes to 2 lanes Protected bikeway Bus island on Alemany Boulevard just west of the St. Mary Park Footbridge Project Benefits Slow vehicle speeds Safer and more accessible connections for Bayview/Bernal Heights/and Mission residents Incorporate art and/or greening into the bikeway infrastructure Evaluation Process All SFMTA quick-build projects are intended to be evaluated through our Safe Streets Evaluation Program within the initial 24 months of construction. The Safe Streets Evaluation Program will analyze the project before and after implementation to review outcomes and determine design effectiveness. Evaluations will inform near-term modifications and a long-term design for this street. Project Outreach A community engagement process is currently underway, and stakeholders will be informed during each step of the planning, legislation, and construction phases. Please subscribe to receive project updates via email or by mobile phone. Stay Updated If your business, organization or community group would like a presentation about the Alemany Quick-Build Project, please contact Jonathan Chimento, Project Manager, at Jonathan.Chimento@sfmta.com . Alemany Blvd. and Ellsworth St. looking eastward. Alemany Farm at St. Mary's Playground. Descriptive markers along the Alemany roadway. Directional bike signage, 40 MPH sign, and St. Mary's Park Footbridge. Bicyclist walking their bike on the sidewalk westbound on Alemany Blvd. Alemany Blvd and Congdon St./Justin Dr. I-280 looking westward. Alemany Blvd. and Congdon St. Contact Information Jonathan Chimento, Project Manager Jonathan.Chimento@sfmta.com 415.646.2280