District 2: Mark Farrell

Currently, stop signs only exist on Greenwich St (2-way), not on Polk. This intersection is in a string (while traveling down Polk) of 4-way intersections. This leads to confusion by drivers and pedestrians and many near misses. It is also very difficult to exit from driveways in the vicinity directly onto Polk St given the high number of parked cars and poor visibility of intersection. If cars on Polk were required to stop, the speed of vehicles traveling through intersection would be reduced.

Tourists waiting to drive down the Crooked Street pull into the intersection even when there is no room for them to start up the hill due to other cars. This leaves Polk St. blocked to cross traffic, and makes it extremely difficult for cars, bikes, and pedestrians to navigate this intersection safely.

Persistent, chronic violations of the "No Left Turn" restriction at the intersection of Hyde and Lombard Streets. Vehicles ascending Hyde Street block traffic waiting to make the illegal left turn and descend the Lombard switchbacks.

Chronic, persistent sidewalk parking at the foot of Lombard Street's crooked section by tourists. Blocking sidewalk; impeding traffic.

The owners of the house on the NW corner of Vallejo and Fillmore streets removed and discarded the street sign when they repaved the sidewalk

Street signs missing on North Point and Buchanan
streets