Here’s what Scott Street looks like these days in the Lower Haight - new macadam is a coming.
What’s next, the Scott Street Bike Lane project? Possibly.
And of course, there’s always the Snick route on McAllister as an alternative to The Wiggle. Your choice. (McAllister was scheduled for a striped Class II bike lane going uphill through the Fillmore, but that’s on the back burner for now.)
No matter, all wheeled vehicles will soon be enjoying a smoother ride on this short stretch of Scott.
Project 3-5 Scott Street Bicycle Lane, Fell Street to Oak Street
This project would involve the installation of a Class II left-turn bicycle lane in the northbound direction on Scott Street between Oak Street and Fell Street. This project includes two design options:
Option 1 would add a northbound Class II left-turn bicycle lane by removing the left-turn lanes on northbound Scott Street approaching Fell Street and on southbound Scott Street approaching Oak Street. No parking spaces would be removed under Option 1.
Option 2 would add a northbound Class II left-turn bicycle lane by narrowing travel lanes and removing approximately three parking spaces from the west side of Scott Street between Fell Street and Oak Street. The existing left-turn lanes approaching Fell Stree and Oak Street would not change under Option 2.
Hurray.
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this is gonna be so slickery sweet. cant wait