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Golden Gate Park Access Project

candidate project Planning 7fa3c2bc-a210-41c5-8083-22c355d1779c

The Golden Gate Park Access Project is a planning-phase effort by the SFMTA's Livable Streets division to close gaps in the biking and rolling network around John F. Kennedy Drive in Golden Gate Park. The project would better connect the car-free JFK Promenade with the Panhandle Path, the Fell Street bikeway, and nearby routes through improvements such as a two-way bikeway between the park entrance and Shrader Street, new signals and a realigned intersection at JFK and Kezar, a realigned shared-use path, and landscaping. Currently active, the work is scheduled to run from February 2025 through the end of 2028. No cost figures have been published.AI-generated

Current record

FieldValueProvenance
agency.owner SF MTA SS - Livable Streets reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“agency_name: SF MTA SS - Livable Streets”
contact.email elizabeth.chen@sfmta.com reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“project_manager_email: elizabeth.chen@sfmta.com”
contact.name Elizabeth Chen reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“project_manager_name: Elizabeth Chen”
description The Golden Gate Park Access Project aims to improve existing gaps in the biking and rolling network to better connect the car-free JFK Promenade with the multi-use Panhandle Path, the existing Fell Street bikeway, the proposed Oak Street Quick-Build bikeway, and the shared-use path leading to Page Slow Street. Potential improvements include two-way bikeway between Golden Gate Park entrance and Shrader Street, new signals at JFK/Kezar, intersection realignment at JFK/Kezar, shared-use path realignment from Page to Kezar, and landscaping. reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“description: The Golden Gate Park Access Project aims to improve existing gaps in the biking and rolling network to better connect the car-free JFK...”
location.geometry 2 geometries reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-08-27
“2 published segment geometries”
location.street_limits JOHN F KENNEDY DR derived socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“assembled from segment on/from/to street fields”
name Golden Gate Park Access Project reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“name: Golden Gate Park Access Project”
phase Planning reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“project_phase: Planning”
project_type Bike path; signal and intersection upgrades reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“facility_type: Bike path; signal and intersection upgrades”
schedule.end 2028-12-31 reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“end_date: 2028-12-31T00:00:00.000”
schedule.start 2025-02-01 reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“start_date: 2025-02-01T00:00:00.000”
source.project_id 37762 reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“dotmapsid: 37762”
status Active reported socrata:btxj-k9uh · retrieved 2026-07-17
“project_status: Active”
summary The Golden Gate Park Access Project is a planning-phase effort by the SFMTA's Livable Streets division to close gaps... generated llm:summarize · retrieved 2026-07-18
“generated from 13 resolved fields; input sha256-v2=dfee80c42905ed7ca8125c3efcb8d16e0552d9057ae9482618d001054984db27”

Changes

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Source records

Public Works coordinated projects (DotMaps) key 37762 primary · rule:dotmaps-group-by-dotmapsid dataset page ↗ · this record’s data ↗

Assertion history (latest 100, including superseded)

PredicateValueClassRecordedState
location.geometry 2 geometries reported 2026-08-27 live
summary The Golden Gate Park Access Project is a planning-phase effort by the SFMTA's Livable Streets division to close gaps in the biking and rolling network around John F. Kennedy Drive in Golden Gate Park. The project would better connect the car-free JFK Promenade with the Panhandle Path, the Fell Street bikeway, and nearby routes through improvements such as a two-way bikeway between the park entrance and Shrader Street, new signals and a realigned intersection at JFK and Kezar, a realigned shared-use path, and landscaping. Currently active, the work is scheduled to run from February 2025 through the end of 2028. No cost figures have been published. generated 2026-07-18 live
location.geometry 2 geometries reported 2026-07-17 superseded
location.street_limits JOHN F KENNEDY DR derived 2026-07-17 live
schedule.end 2028-12-31 reported 2026-07-17 live
schedule.start 2025-02-01 reported 2026-07-17 live
source.project_id 37762 reported 2026-07-17 live
contact.email elizabeth.chen@sfmta.com reported 2026-07-17 live
contact.name Elizabeth Chen reported 2026-07-17 live
agency.owner SF MTA SS - Livable Streets reported 2026-07-17 live
project_type Bike path; signal and intersection upgrades reported 2026-07-17 live
phase Planning reported 2026-07-17 live
status Active reported 2026-07-17 live
description The Golden Gate Park Access Project aims to improve existing gaps in the biking and rolling network to better connect the car-free JFK Promenade with the multi-use Panhandle Path, the existing Fell Street bikeway, the proposed Oak Street Quick-Build bikeway, and the shared-use path leading to Page Slow Street. Potential improvements include two-way bikeway between Golden Gate Park entrance and Shrader Street, new signals at JFK/Kezar, intersection realignment at JFK/Kezar, shared-use path realignment from Page to Kezar, and landscaping. reported 2026-07-17 live
name Golden Gate Park Access Project reported 2026-07-17 live