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Street Parking & Bike Networks Recap

12/17/2020

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Thanks for joining us for The True Cost of Residential Street Parking, co-hosted with SPUR and Streets for People.
 
Street Parking Video & Brainstorm

Watch the video: Missed the discussion on residential parking? No worries. Catch parking expert Donald Shoup, urban planner Anna Muessig, law professor Chris Elmendorf, and moderator Raynell Cooper from SFMTA on Urban Environmentalists' YouTube Channel.
 
Share your ideas: Send us your ideas for how we could better use residential curb space. We'll include our favorites in the next newsletter, and share them with SFMTA! Just take 30 seconds to draw a picture of how we could better use residential curb space (bike parking? tiny houses? you tell us!). Snap a photo of your drawing and email your photo to us, or tweet it to @UrbanEnviroCA. (Words are OK too, if you don't like to draw.)

Building Bike Networks in SF & Berlin - Dec 14


What does it take to get a complete network of protected bike lanes, without gaps or choke points? On Monday we heard from Berliner Peter Broytman (Coordination Office Cycling) about how the city rapidly expanded its bike network during covid, and discussed how SF can grow its bike network with local bike lane mapper Peter Belden. Contact us to connect with Peter Belden with your ideas about growing SF's bike network.

What we're reading
  • This Is Our Chance to Reclaim Cities from Cars
  • Can Parking Proceeds Close Muni Budget Hole?
  • Op-Ed: Berkeley’s Outdated Parking Laws Are a Recipe for High Rents and Homelessness
  • Barcelona Will Supersize its Car-Free ‘Superblocks’
  • When Rubber Hits the Road — and Washes Away
  • Rising seas: California’s affordable housing faces worse floods

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