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San Francisco Ed Lee has requested more than $108 million from the California Pacific Medical Center to help offset the impact of a 555-bed hospital and office building in an already congested area according to https://sf.streetsblog.org/2011/05/20/mayor-asks-cpmc-for-money-to-fund-transit-ped-safety-but-is-it-enough/.
The proposal includes:
$3.5 million to fund the conversation from one-way to two-way traffic
$3 million to fund curb bulbs, crosswalk treatments and signal modifications
$3 million to fund pedestrian lighting along several streets
$500,000 to fund a “Safe Passage Program” creating a designated safe walking route for children
$1 million in capital funding for the establishment of a neighborhood CBD
for the Lower Polk Neighborhood, and initial set of physical improvements “to be
implemented by the CPD on an ongoing basis.”
$1 million to fund streetscape-related improvements
$7 million to fund a series of streetscape, pedestrian safety and lighting
improvements
The question some people are asking is will $18 million really be enough to offset the real impact on transit, pedestrians and bicyclists?
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