California State Assembly District #12

This is a heavily trafficked intersection (Lake St & 8th Ave.) of automobiles and pedestrians. It's popular to cross due to it's destination. It provides direct access to the dog park. Everyone, mostly adults with children and/or dogs, struggle to cross this intersection. Daily, it is especially worse during commute hours, cars speed and rarely make the effort to stop or slow down for pedestrians. Please, I/we request 2 additional stop signs to make this a 4-way stop and an easier and safer intersection to cross.

Segamore St. has 3 lanes in each direction. Only one lane merges onto the 2 west-bound lanes of Brotherhood Way. The entrance to Brotherhood Way can support a 2-lane merge from Segamore. During high traffic periods, the backup on Segamore is long and people drive crazy, speed, and make illegal lane changes to get in the far right lane at the last minute. An additional merge lane onto Brotherhood Way would make the merge much safer and faster.

Sacramento Street has potholes from Arguello all the way down to Presidio Ave. This road needs to be fixed.

Whenever I cross 7th ave. on Irving -- a busy commercial area -- I fear for my life, with cars speeding along as if they're still on the expressway portion of 7th (up the hill). Also, when I'm forced by street cleaning to look for parking on that part of 7th, drivers behind me are quick to honk rudely behind me, again as if they think it's still an expressway.

I'd like to see signage and speed limit enforcement on 7th between about Judah/Kirkham and Lincoln.

This is a residential / commercial area, not a highway.

Thanks.

Im not sure exactly what goes on around here, but it seems like a gay sex meeting place. Ive unintentionally interrupted a few couples during my bike rides.

Garbage, could be homeless camp

Cars go very fast, over the speed limit, on California at this intersection. There is no stop sign and no street light. It is highly hazardous to pedestrians and cars trying to cross 15th ave.

a large group of skunks have moved into Sunnyside park. They are spraying and making the park smell so bad you cant use it.

I have lived at 21 Carmel Street in San Franciso for more than 10
years. Over this period of time, I have seen approximately a dozen
automobile crashes at the intersection of Clayton, Carmel and Twin
Peaks Boulevard, usually caused by a driver continuing from Clayton
onto Twin Peaks Boulevard who does not realize that the stop light has
turned red. As you likely know, this is both a confusing and a busy
intersection. To make matters even more dangerous, there are a
significant number of pedestrians and cyclists who cross this
intersection. I'm concerned that this intersection will continue to
be dangerous unless something is done. One possible improvement might
be to place a sign and a traffic camera (to ticket those who run the
red light).