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Committee recommends easement for SFMTA sensor maintenance at 1150 Ocean Ave

San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee · January 11, 2017
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Summary

The committee recommended approval of an easement at 1150 Ocean Ave so SFMTA can access and maintain vehicle sensors installed on a private driveway; staff said signals and sidewalk improvements were installed in 2013 and agreed to follow up on pedestrian-crossing visibility concerns raised by a supervisor.

The committee recommended forwarding an easement agreement to acquire over/under easement rights at 1150 Ocean Avenue to allow SFMTA to maintain vehicle sensors installed on a private driveway.

Brian Dusseau of SFMTA said the improvements, including pedestrian signals, new sidewalk and pavement markings, were constructed in 2013 and the easement provides legal access to maintain the sensors. A supervisor raised concerns about pedestrian-safety visibility and whether pavement markings or tactical dome treatments would improve compliance; the SFMTA representative said staff would consult with traffic-management to explore additional measures and report back. The item was moved out of committee with a positive recommendation.