Polk Streetscape Design

The SF Planning Department, SFMTA, and the Department of Public Works presented the Polk Street Complete Street Design at an open house on March 26th.

In July, the SFMTA presented a preferred alternative for the roadway design for Polk Street. The next phase of the project is the development of a streetscape design. The goal of this phase is to develop a streetscape design that creates a thriving and active corridor, enhances the pedestrian experience, compliments bicycle and transit mobility, and supports commercial activity.

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.

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 Polk Street from McAllister to Union.

Study Area

The Polk Streetscape project includes the length of Polk Street from McAllister Street to Union Street. Click here to download a map of the proposed study area.

Polk Street Complete Street Design

Before and After: hover over each image to view the "after" rendering.

Renderings are for illustrative conceptual purposes only. They are not representative of actual detailed design materials or locations.