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Description: | A. METHODOLOGY | Chapter 4 Section 1 BSP establishes a three-tiered process for establishing street types. See the Better Streets Planfor descriptions of street typologies: www.sfbetterstreets.orgColumns match the standardized zoning shape file for the City of San Francisco available at:https://data.sfgov.org/d/mici-sct2One new column was added to the dataset called: BSPThis column represents a simplified version of the city’s zoning districts as described in chapter 4 of the Better Streets PlanFigure 4.1 in the BSP determines which zoning district should be allocated to each street type:Street TypeZoning District (Per SF Planning Code)COMMERCIALDowntownC-3, C-2 (C-3 adjacent), CCB (w/in Downtown Streetscape Plan)Throughway, NeighborhoodNC, C-2, NCT, CCB (not w/in Downtown Streetscape Plan), CVR, CRNC, MB Retail, MB HotelRESIDENTIALDowntownDTR, RC-3, RC-4Throughway, Neighborhood RHRH, RM, RTO, RED, MB ResidentialOTHERIndustrialC-M, M1, M2, PDR-1, PDR-1-B, PDR-1-G (except Transit-Oriented Retail SUD), PDR-2Mixed-useMUG, MUO, MUR, PDR-1-D, PDR-1-G (Transit-Oriented Retail SUD only), SLR, SLI, SPD, SSO, RSD, UMU, MB districts: Public Facilities, Commercial Industrial, Commercial Industrial/RetailSummary of BSP Column in zoning shapefileZoning TypeNotesDowntown CommercialDowntown Commercial ZonesDowntown ResidentialDowntown Residential ZonesHunters Point – Follow Up LaterHunter’s Point Shipyard Redevelopment Area. Parcels layer hasn’t been updated to reflect impending changes. Check Redevelopment PlanIndustrialIndustrial zonesMission Bay – Follow Up LaterMission Bay Redevelopment Area. Check Redevelopment PlanMixed UseMixed Use ZonesNeighborhood CommercialNeighborhood Commercial ZonesNeighborhood ResidentialNeighborhood Residential ZonesPublicPublicly owned land including Parks and Open SpacesShapefile: Streets_bsp_baseColumns match the standardized streets shape file for the City of San Francisco available at:https://data.sfgov.org/d/5rn4-fswjSeveral additional columns described below were added to the legacy SF streets shapefile.Primary Street Classification ColumnThe column called BSP_Classdefines each street in the city with a different street classification specified in the City’s Better Streets Plan.The BSP_Classcolumn can be used to display all streets with appropriate street types.Individual typology Classification ColumnsEach street typology is given its own unique column in addition to the BSP_Classcolumn. These columns can be used to display all of the streets that fall under one street typology. Individual street typologies are classified with a binary Y/N.Y(Yes) = Street segment is classified as the typology specified in the column nameN(no) = Street segment is not classified as the typology specified in the column nameA note on AlleysNote: Alleys are defined in the State of California legal codeas streets under 30’ or less. When attempting to apply this definition to alleys some streets inner-ring neighborhoods like SOMA, Hayes Valley and the Mission, didn’t show up. We then tried to apply a width of 40’ to alleys, but then numerous streets in neighborhoods like Twin Peaks and Bernal Heights lit up. For the purposes of this map, alleys are defined as: Streets that are 40’ wide or less in areas of the City with a secondary grid system. This allows wider streets in the inner-ring neighborhoods to be considered alleys, but doesn’t included large swathes of Twin Peaks and Bernal Heights where there is no 2ndary hierarchy to the street network.| B. UPDATE FREQUENCY | Not regularly updated.| C. OTHER CRITICAL INFO | Sourced from the City of SF Planning Department.| D. ATTRIBUTES |Summary of BSP-related Columns AddedColumn NameDescriptionNotesBSP_ClassDelineates the BASIC street class based on underlying zoning. Does not include special conditions except for Alleys & Paseos.Alley = Street has basic class of AlleyCommercial Throughway = Street has basic class of Commercial ThroughwayDowntown Commercial = Street has basic class of Downtown Commercial StreetDowntown Residential = Street has basic class of Downtown Residential StreetHWY = Street is a Highway, (not regulated by the BSP)HWY Ramp = Street is a Highway on or off ramp, (not regulated by the BSP)Industrial = Street has basic class of Industrial StreetMixed Use = Street has basic class of Mixed-use StreetNeighborhood Commercial = Street has basic class of Neighborhood Commercial StreetNeighborhood Residential = Street has basic class of Neighborhood Residential StreetPark Interior = Street has a basic class of Park Interior street. (Not identified in the BSP. BSP needs to be updated with addition of Park Interior Typology)Paseo = Street has basic class of PaseoResidential Throughway = Street has basic class of Residential ThroughwayTBD =Street is in a Redevelopment Plan area and will change when redevelopment plan is implemented. Check w/ redevelopment agency or relevant successor agencyUnaccepted/Paper Streets= Street is not accepted for maintenance by the City and County of San Francisco. May be several reasons such as: Unimproved ROW on a steep slope, privately owned street in an office park or mall, or street platted but not built underwaterThroughwayDelineates weather or not a street is a throughway. Does not distinguish between Residential Throughways and Commercial ThroughwaysY= ThroughwayN= Not a ThroughwaySpecialDelineates weather or not a street segment has a special condition.Used to display all streets with special conditionsAlley = Street has special condition of AlleyBoulevard = Street has special condition of BoulevardCeremonial = Street has special condition of Ceremonial StreetPark Edge = Street has special condition of Park Edge StreetParkway = Street has special condition of ParkwayPaseo = Street has special condition of PaseoN = Street segment does not have a special condition overlayAlleyDelineates weather or not a street segment is an AlleyY= AlleyN= Not an AlleyPark EdgeDelineates weather or not a street segment is a Park Edge StreetY= Park Edge StreetN= Not a Park Edge StreetCeremonialDelineates weather or not a street segment is a Ceremonial StreetY= Ceremonial StreetN= Not a Ceremonial StreetParkwayDelineates weather or not a street segment is a ParkwayY= ParkwayN= Not a ParkwayBoulevardDelineates weather or not a street segment is a BoulevardY= BoulevardN= Not a BoulevardThroughway2Delineates weather or not a street segment is a throughwayComm_Throughway= Commercial ThroughwayRes_Throughway= Residential ThroughwayNA= Not a ThroughwayPaseoPaseo (Pedestrian Only) StreetsY= Paseo N= Not a PaseoStrets_BSP.width_FTStreet width in 2’ incrementsUsed to determine alleys, may not be entirely accurateStNameLwrCStreet Names listed in lower case text with first letters capitalized

Copyright Text: | A. CUSTODIAN | Paul Chasan, paul.chasan@sfgov.org, Planning Department, City of San Francisco | B. CREATED | February 26, 2013, paul.chasan@sfgov.org | C. VERSIONS |

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