22nd Street Green Connection
Family-Fun Celebration to Mark Completion of 22nd Street Green Connection
San Francisco Public Works, along with District 10 Supervisor Malia Cohen, Assessor-Recorder Carmen Chu, City Attorney Dennis Herrera and the Dogpatch Neighborhood Association, hosted a community celebration to commemorate the completion of the transformative 22nd Street Green Connection at the annual Dogpatch Block Party on Nov. 3, 2018. video ... 
A Streetscape Project
The 22nd Street Green Connection creates a green, inviting connection from Illinois Street (the Blue Greenway, Bay Trail and future housing and parks) to the 22nd St Caltrain station at Iowa Street, and eventually up the hill climb to the Potrero Hill Playground and Recreation center. The project includes sidewalk widening at corner bulbouts, replacement of sidewalk paving and full repaving of the roadway, installation of concrete and permeable unit pavers, infill tree planting and understory planting, new pedestrian lights, bike racks, trash receptacles, benches, new painted and decorative crosswalks, and bike route markings (sharrows). All of these elements enhance this vibrant Dogpatch commercial corridor and provide a comfortable and enjoyable connection for people walking, cycling and taking transit.
The 22nd Street Green Connection project broke ground in January of 2018 with construction wrap up in the fall of 2018.
Project Features
• 6 Blocks of Roadway Repaving
• 20,200 SF of New Sidewalks w/ Integral Color
• 9 Bulb-outs
• 15 New Street Trees
• 3 Year Maintenance for New Trees, Planting & Project Area
• 2,400 SF Concrete Unit Pavers
• 500 SF Permeable Unit Pavers
• 2,150 SF Low-maintenance, Drought Tolerant Planting
• 2,500 SF Irrigation
• 4,200 SF Special Treatment at Crosswalks @ 6 Intersections
• 18 New Pedestrian Light Fixtures (& Conduit) @ Intersections
• 23 Painted Sharrows
• 15 Bike Racks
• 24 Benches
• 12 New Trash Receptacles (at bus stops & existing locations)
Mission
San Francisco Public Works is one of the largest and most complex municipal operations in the City, with a 1,600-member workforce and a $384 million annual operating budget. The department's active capital project portfolio exceeds $3 billion. As one of San Francisco oldest City departments, it is also one of the most forward-thinking. Keeping San Francisco beautiful, safe and sustainable.
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