Mission Boulevard Public Spaces and Active Transportation Plan

The Mission Boulevard Public Spaces and Active Transportation plan is a SANDAG grant funded effort led by the City of San Diego.The plan seeks to identify opportunities for public spaces, bicycle and pedestrian improvements in the area bounded by Mission Boulevard, Pacific Beach Drive, Diamond Street, and the boardwalk.

OBJECTIVES
Engage the community to create a vision for the area by identifying opportunities for:

  • Multi-modal improvements – walking, bicycling, transit access – that enhance
    community character and access to the beach
  • Additional community spaces
  • Strategic investment in high priority projects
  • Consistent with the regulatory framework

On September 13, the City of San Diego Planning Department held a Community Workshop at the Pacific Beach/Taylor Library (4275 Cass Street, San Diego, CA 92109) from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. This document contains the exhibits that were shown at the Community Workshop and it also contains the questions that attendees were asked.

After reviewing and considering community input received on these draft concepts, City staff and consultant teams will work on refining concepts, which will be presented at a later date at our Community Workshop #2 (date, time, and place to be confirmed).

Please visit our website for additional information, such as full schedule, grant application, as well as details about future events (as information becomes available).

Project Document

Vision Zero – Safety PSA’s

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City of San Diego ~ Vision Zero

La Jolla Light Public-Safety News: June 28, 2018

City to launch ‘Vision Zero’ safety PSA’s

To encourage safer driving, biking and walking habits, the City of San Diego and Cox Communications created three public service announcements (PSA’s).

Each video supports the City’s Vision Zero safety initiative and #TransitTuesday efforts to increase participation in alternative transportation methods. Vision Zero was adopted by the City Council in 2015 with the goal of eliminating all traffic fatalities and serious injuries in the City by 2025 through education, engineering and enforcement.

Mayor Kevin L. Faulconer explained: “We’ve launched the PSAs and new website to inform our residents of the progress being made and show how the City is using data to inform the decisions we’re making to improve public safety in our neighborhoods.”