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Board affirms community plan exemption for 340 Bryant; sponsor commits to signalized crosswalk
Summary
The Board of Supervisors affirmed the Planning Department’s community plan exemption for a conversion project at 340 Bryant Street while the project sponsor agreed to fund a signalized crosswalk and other street-safety measures after neighbor concerns about pedestrian safety.
The Board of Supervisors affirmed the Planning Department’s community plan exemption (CPE) for a proposed conversion at 340 Bryant Street, and the project sponsor voluntarily agreed to fund a signalized mid-block crosswalk and related safety improvements after neighborhood concerns about pedestrian access near bridge ramps.
Appellant counsel Thu Hester, representing San Francisco Reasonable Growth, asked the board to send the matter back for further analysis, saying the site is adjacent to freeway on- and off-ramps and “a dangerous site” for pedestrians. Hester and neighbors raised concerns that the…
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