What Are The Cleanest, Dirtiest Streets In SF?
A street audit released through the City Office of the Controller showed that San Francisco's commercial routes are filthier than usual. More litter was...
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AlexisG said:
December 21, 2009 3:58 PM
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Judson Avenue vs. Mission Street? San Benito Way vs. Geary Blvd? Judson is a nice neighborhood street that most people Mapquest unless you went to Riordan or CCSF. San Benito Way is a only 3-blocker in St. Francis Wood (real nice Christmas lights though).
Comparing Dirty with Less Dirty might be better illustrated if the commercial streets were assessed separately from the cul de sacs.
What surprises me most in the article: Divisadero "Avenue". It's clean enough I guess ... but never heard it called anything but a Street.
sfboogie replied to comment from AlexisG
December 22, 2009 8:44 AM
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Maybe it got upgraded from street to avenue with the new beautification efforts. Which- having once lived in the area for many a year is welcomed. Nice to see some trees. But I honestly don't know that I've heard it called anything other than simply Divisadero or Divis.