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OCII approves up to $526,000 to fund Sixth Street pedestrian safety work

Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure · February 3, 2015
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The Commission approved a grant of up to $526,000 in tax-exempt bond proceeds to the Municipal Transportation Agency for pedestrian safety upgrades on Sixth Street, with Chair Rosales recusing because of a business relationship with SFMTA.

The Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure on Feb. 3 approved a grant of up to $526,000 in tax-exempt bond proceeds to the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency to fund pedestrian-safety improvements along Sixth Street in the former South of Market redevelopment area.

Staff described the work as two primary efforts: intersection improvements (including modified signal phasing at…

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