Current Repaving Projects
252 street projects under way or coming up on the Biking and Rolling Plan's network.
8 Bayshore: Visitacion Valley Stop Improvements
Not stated
SFMTA · Bike, walk or safety · phase not published · No start date published, no end date published
All 15 of the project's street segments on planned bikeway streets lack the all-ages bikeway the Biking and Rolling Plan calls for. SFMTA lists it as a bike project, but does not say whether it builds that bikeway.
- Streets
- Sunnydale Ave, Visitacion Ave, Santos St, Mrs. Jackson Way, Bay Shore Blvd, Geneva Ave
- Planned bikeway
- Bikeway of undecided type, 2 mi on Sunnydale Ave, Santos St, Mrs. Jackson Way
Separated bikeway, 1.1 mi on Visitacion Ave
Shared street, 0.46 mi on Bay Shore Blvd, Geneva Ave, San Bruno Ave - Would reach
- 11,055 residents (2020 census), 1 school would be newly within a quarter-mile walk of an all-ages bikeway if the planned bikeway were built on the project's 15 street segments that lack one. Closer in: 5,667 residents with none within about one block (440 feet) today would have one; 7,984 residents, 1 school with none within about two blocks (880 feet) today would have one
- Scope
- None published.
- Records
- SFMTA project page
City decisions naming this project
- Approving parking modifications along the 8 Bayshore Muni route in Visitation Valley to improve and expand bus boarding areas17 Mar 2026 · SFMTA Board · ADOPTED — 5 ayes (Resolution 260317-020)
- RESCIND – BUS ZONE Geneva Avenue, north side, from 42 feet to 91 feet west of Santos Street 15(b). ESTABLISH – BOARDING ISLAND Geneva Avenue, north side, from Carrizal Street to 64 feet easterly 15(c). ESTABLISH – TOW-AW…5 Dec 2025 · Engineering hearing · Clarified establishment of tow-away restriction to accommodate sidewalk widening. Approved by the City Traffic Engineer to forward to the SFMTA Board for final approval and implementation.
2 milestones and events from the project's own page
- Board of Directors Meeting, March 17, 202617 Mar 2026 · Project page event
- Engineering Public Hearing Meeting, December 5, 20255 Dec 2025 · Project page event
3 decisions on the same streets, not naming this project
- Resolution authorizing the Recreation and Park Department (RPD) to accept and expend grant funds in the amount of $750,000 from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) for the Visitacion Avenue Bicycle and Pedes…23 Jul 2025 · Board of Supervisors · Filed without a hearing
- Resolution authorizing the Recreation and Park Department (RPD) to accept and expend grant funds in the amount of $750,000 from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) for the Visitacion Avenue Bicycle and Pedes…28 Jan 2025 · Board of Supervisors · Passed
- ESTABLISH - CLASS 2 BIKE LANE Geneva Avenue, both directions, between Prague Street and Brookdale Avenue Dusson Yeung, [staff email removed — see the order] (Supervisor Districts 10 & 11) Upgrade narrow shoulders to 5-fo…16 Apr 2021 · Engineering hearing · Approved by the City Traffic Engineer to forward to the SFMTA Board for final approval and implementation.
Construction on these street segments
Construction start and end as each department publishes them; a dot where only one is published. 1 other project on these street segments publishes no construction dates.
8 other projects on these street segments
- Visitacion Valley and Portola Community Based Transportation PlanSFMTA · Planning · 40 shared street segments
- Bay Shore Blvd and Cesar Chavez Pavement RenovationPublic Works · Planning · 9 shared street segments
- San Bruno Ave Multimodal Improvement ProjectSFMTA · Implementation / Construction · 6 shared street segments
- Geneva Ave and Sloat Blvd Pavement RenovationPublic Works · Planning · 3 shared street segments
- PW As Needed Spot Sewer Replacement No 47Public Works · Construction · 3 shared street segments
- Visitacion Avenue Streetscape ProjectPublic Works · Design · 2 shared street segments
- Geneva Avenue Traffic Signal ProjectPublic Works · In progress · 2 shared street segments
- San Bruno Ave Pavement RenovationPublic Works · Design · 1 shared street segment
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