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Street Trees (Matured)Garbage ReceptaclesPublic PhonesMPMcALLISTERMPMPMPFULTON MPMPMP MPGROVEHydrantsDrainsBus Wire PolesCenter Median LightsCrosswalk Signal CountdownsAutomobile Traffic Lights OnlyStop SignOn-Street ParkingMetered ParkingPassenger Loading ZoneCommercial Loading ZoneDisabled ParkingMUNI Bus StopSource: Field Survey, Asian Neighborhood Design, March 2006.MPThe fourth sub-area is the two block area north ofGrove and south of McAllister streets, which marks thenorthern edge of the truly “commercial” part of the corridorstudy area. The facade street wall here is fairlycontiguous except for the small surface parking lot atthe southwest corner of Grove and Divisadero. Additionally,the southeast corner of this same intersectionis dominated by a large residential building whosesingle car garage entries preclude the opportunity forcommercial fronts along Divisadero for most of theblock. There are fewer street trees in this zone thanthe others. However the northern half of this sub-areaintroduces more mixed commercial activity, and theintersection of Divisadero and McAllister is a transferpoint for MUNI lines #24 and #5. A café in this areaprovides one of the few outdoor seating opportunitiesalong the Divisadero corridor and the commercial offeringsare weighted to neighborhood-serving food optionsand personal services with less of a city-wide or regionaldraw than other sub-areas of the district. Lightingconditions like elsewhere are auto oriented and thereare no pedestrian crosswalk signals in this zone.TotalAuto 2Bar / Club 2Entertainment 0FIRE 1Grocery / Market 4Hotel 0Institutional & Religious 0Liquor Only 0Medical 0Nonprofit Service Provider 1Personal Services 12Professional Services 2Restaurant / Cafe / Eatery 6Retail - New 2Retail - Used 0Vacant Space 313Zone IV