Ocean Avenue Corridor Design

Thank you for participating in this project! On this page, you can download and read the final plan, in addition to browsing all of the related background project materials.
Read the Final Report here.
Project Overview
Ocean Avenue is a key pedestrian, bicycle, and transit connection between the Balboa Park BART and Muni Station, Balboa Park, San Francisco City College Main Campus, Lick-Wilmerding High School, Phelan Loop Muni terminal, and the Ocean Avenue commercial district.
The Ocean Avenue Corridor Design project will:
- Identify streetscape improvements that can be implemented in the near term on Ocean Avenue from Manor Drive to Phelan Avenue with funding that has been allocated from the Road Repaving and Streets Safety Bond (Prop B)
- Develop a longer term vision and implementation plan for Ocean Avenue from Phelan Avenue to San Jose Avenue.
A significant amount of planning and study has been done for the Balboa Park area and Ocean Avenue, including circulation studies, design concepts, conceptual engineering, and initial recommendations. This project will build on the analysis and recommendations of previous efforts, including:
- Balboa Park Station Area Plan (Planning Department)
- San Francisco Bicycle Plan (SFMTA)
- Balboa Park Station Pedestrian and Bicycle Connection Project (SFMTA)
- Balboa Park Station Capacity Study (SFMTA)
- Balboa Park Station Area Circulation Study (SFCTA)
- Transit Effectiveness Project (SFMTA)
This project is an interagency effort of the San Francisco Planning Department, the San Francisco Department of Public Works, and the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency.
Events
None at this time. Documents from the Final Open House (2/11/15) located below.
Study Area
The Ocean Avenue Corridor Design project includes the length of Ocean Avenue from Manor Drive to Mission Street and Geneva Avenue from Phelan to I-280. Click here to download a map of the study area.
Timeline
Project Timeline | |
January 2014 - August 2015 |
Analysis, Planning, Design |
July 2014 |
Conceptual design for Ocean Avenue between Manor Drive and Phelan Avenue |
In 2011, San Francisco voters passed the Road Repaving and Streets Safety Bond. Funds from this bond have been allocated toward the planning and construction of Ocean Avenue from Manor Drive to Phelan Avenue. Following completion of the conceptual design, the Department of Public Works will begin preparing this portion of the project area for construction. A more detailed schedule will be announced in July 2014.
Materials & Links
Final Open House
- DRAFT Ocean and Geneva Corridor Design Plan
- Workshop Boards:
- Event Flyer | Espanol | 中文
Public Workshop #4
- Presentation
- Design Board
- Streetscape and Greening Plan
- Pedestrian and Bike Counts
- Workshop Survey - Now closed - thanks to all participants!
- Workshop Summary < Large File
- Event Flyer ( 中文 )
Public Workshop #3
- Presentation
- Near-Term Streetscape Project - Conceptual Design
- Existing Conditions
- What We Heard
- Ocean Avenue Framework Map
- Balboa Park Station Area Projects
- Event Flyer ( 中文 )
Public Workshop #2 (May 14, 2014)
- Event Flyer ( 中文 )
- Presentation
- Public Workshop Summary - Long-Term Improvements
- Public Workshop Summary - Near-Term Improvements
- What we heard
- Tradeoffs
- Workshop #2 Survey - Now closed - thanks to all participants!
Site Walk (March 8, 2014)
Public Workshop #1 (March 12, 2014)
- Public Workshop - Final Presentation (03/12/2014)
- Public Workshop Summary
- Activity 1: Scans
- Activity 2: Scans
- Activity 3: Scans
- Public Workshop - Feedback Form
Site Walk and Workshop #1 Announcements
Related Links
- Balboa Park Citizens Advisory Committee
- Balboa Park Station Project Status Map
- Ocean Avenue Association
Contacts
To be added to the mailing list and kept informed of the project's progress sign-up for at our website http://signup.sfplanning.org (make sure to choose Project Updates: Ocean Avenue Corridor Design under Sign me up for:)
Lily Langlois
Project Manager
San Francisco Planning Department
(415) 575-9083
lily.langlois@sfgov.org
Patrick Race
Urban Designer
San Francisco Planning Department
(415) 575-9132
patrick.race@sfgov.org
John Dennis
Project Manager
San Francisco Department of Public Works
(415) 558-4495
john.dennis@sfgov.org
Richard Kurylo
Invest in Neighborhoods, Office of Economic and Workforce Development
(415) 554-6680
richard.kurylo@sfgov.org