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Hearing of persons interested in or objecting to a Statutory Exemption by the Planning Department under the California Environmental Quality Act issued September 1, 2022, for the proposed Municipal Transportation Agency (MTA) 39th Avenue, Skyline Boulevard, and Sloat Boulevard new traffic signal project, to create safer conditions for pedestrians by signalizing the intersection of 39th Avenue, Skyline Boulevard, and Sloat Boulevard; to install new traffic signals (mast arms, signal heads, a traffic signal cabinet, an electrical equipment enclosure, conduit, wiring, and poles), pedestrian countdown signals, accessible (audible) pedestrian signals, and curb ramps at the intersection; project would also include a new left turn pocket (approximately 400 feet) on northbound Skyline Boulevard approaching Sloat Boulevard (and subsequent narrowing of the existing median) to reduce transit delay for the 58 Lake Merced and 18 46th Avenue Muni routes due to anticipated increase in traffic due to the Great Highway Extension closure in 2023. (Appellant: David Pilpel) (Filed November 1, 2022)
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