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accessInformation:	\| A. CUSTODIAN \| Brian Liang, brian.liang@sfmta.com \| B. CREATED \| 2020, SFMTA \| C. VERSIONS \| 202004, imported to Spatial Data Store from G Drive 20200419, Brian Liang, revised Phase 2 streets 20200411, Brian Liang added Phase 2 streets 202004, Brian Liang, created using the city’s centerline shapefile
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description:	\| A. METHODOLOGY \| Converted fromthe city’s centerline shapefilefilefound on the DataSF website. Brianremoved extraneous fields and added fields related to Slow Streets.\| B. UPDATE FREQUENCY \| As-needed.\| C. OTHER CRITICAL INFO \| The Slow Streets Program is part of the SFMTA’s response to COVID-19. The program is temporary and helps maintain social distance requirements for users on the streets. Slow Streets utilize temporary tools like cones and signage to divert traffic and remind vehicles to maintain a safe speed to accommodate for pedestrians and bicyclists who may be traveling to make essential trips.\| D. ATTRIBUTES \|CNN: Centerline network number;Classcode: Facility code;f_node_cnn: CNN of the from street node;f_st: From street;oneway: One-way or two-way street;st_type: Type of street;street: Name of the street;streetname: Name of street;t_node_cnn: CNN of the to street node;nhood: Neighborhood;t_st: To street;slw_st: 1 indicates the segment is on the slow street network. If a segment is 0, it means it was planned but removed from the program. Please query the data for Slw_st = 1 to see all planned and implemented Slow Streets;length: length of section;extents: extents of the slow street corridor;status: planned or implemented
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