R Quick

[Jennifer Kovachick]

Quickbuild projects are reversible, adjustable traffic safety improvements that can be installed relatively quickly. Unlike major capital projects that may take years to plan, design, bid and construct, quick-build projects are constructed within weeks or months and are intended to be evaluated and reviewed within the initial 24 months of construction. Typical quick-build type improvements include:

Upon completion of the Quick-Build Toolkit project, every remaining intersection on the Vision Zero High Injury Network will receive core treatments, including crosswalk upgrades, daylighting, advanced limit lines, pedestrian head starts, and longer walk times. Additional screening will be done to identify intersections needing signal head lens upgrades, painted safety zones, and turn calming.

The public and neighboring stakeholders will be informed of these projects prior to construction and will have the opportunity to provide input at a public hearing. Additionally, the SFMTA, through its Vision Zero Safe Streets Evaluation Program, will analyze projects pre- and post-implementation to review outcomes and determine design effectiveness. These findings will be reported to the public on the SFMTA website as well as reported back to the SFMTA Board of Directors within 24 months. Evaluations will inform near-term modifications and long-term designs for streets.

Since quick-build projects are focused on the Vision Zero High Injury Network, often where a longer-term project is planned, not all projects are suitable for quick-build implementation. The SFMTA will continue to work with its City and stakeholder partners on the implementation of longer-term projects that include hardscape safety improvements and streetscape elements.

Vision Zero is a citywide policy passed in 2014 and it is a commitment to build better and safer streets, educate the public on traffic safety, enforce traffic laws, and adopt policy changes that save lives. The goal is to create a culture that prioritizes traffic safety and ensure that mistakes on our roadways do not result in serious injuries or death.

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R is an elegant and comprehensive statistical and graphical programming language. Unfortunately, it can also have a steep learning curve. I created this website for both current R users, and experienced users of other statistical packages (e.g., SAS , SPSS , Stata ) who would like to transition to R. My goal is to help you quickly access this language in your work.

I assume that you are already familiar with the statistical methods covered and instead provide you with a roadmap and the code necessary to get started quickly, and orient yourself for future learning. I designed this web site to be an easily accessible reference. Look at the sitemap to get an overview.

If you prefer an online interactive environment to learn R, this free R tutorial by DataCamp is a great way to get started. If you're already somewhat advanced and interested in machine learning, try this try this Supersived Learning in R Course.

The primary purpose of these projects is to provide lower-cost, quick implementation projects that are flexible & designed to be easily changed. Projects with lower-cost semi-permanent materials that have a shorter lifespan, and are quickly executed.

Every question, big or small, is important to us. Starting college is a big step, and having questions is natural. That's why the First-Year Quick Help Desk is here for you. Whether you want to chat in person, give us a quick call, or send an email, we're always ready to help.

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Quick permits are trade-specific permits that can be issued without the need for a plan review. This page outlines the types of work eligible for a quick permit. Please note, most projects CANNOT be permitted as a quick permit, including structural work. A quick permit may only be issued for specific work. Any quick permit issued based on false statements or misrepresentations may be revoked.

ATTENTION: Beginning March 1, 2023, select gas-fired heating and cooling equipment will not be eligible for a quick permit. These projects must be reviewed before a permit can be issued. See details in the Boiler, Mechanical, and Plumbing sections below.

Roof permits and any other quick permits involving exterior work on an individual landmark or within a historic district cannot be issued online via e-permits. For these locations, submit via email after receiving approval from Landmark Preservation.

The boiler and commercial A/C items listed below CANNOT be permitted under a quick permit. Plans uploaded for review must be signed and stamped by a licensed design professional or professional engineer. Watch a 3 minute video on how to submit your Building Log application in e-permits for the following projects:

Starting on March 1, 2023, compressor, condenser, or direct expansion units that serve a heated space, split system A/C units that serve a heated space, gas-fired potable hot water heaters, and gas-fired roof-top units for commercial and multifamily buildings will not be able to apply for a quick permit. Select the Building Log application in e-permits and upload the following information for review:

The electrical items listed below CANNOT be permitted under a quick permit. Unless noted differently below, electrical plans uploaded for review must be signed and stamped by a professional electrical engineer. Engineered plans must contain a one-line diagram, load calculations, fault current calculations, site and/or floor plans, scope of work narrative, code references, and a verifiable digital signature and stamp of the electrical engineer. Watch a 3 minute video on how to submit your Building Log application in e-permits for the following projects:

The mechanical items listed below CANNOT be permitted under a quick permit. Plans uploaded for review must be signed and stamped by a licensed design professional or professional engineer. Watch a 3 minute video on how to submit your Building Log application in e-permits for the following projects:

Starting on March 1, 2023, compressor, condenser, or direct expansion units that serve a heated space, gas-fired forced air heating systems, gas-fired roof-top units, gas-fired water heaters, and gas-fired make-up air units for commercial and multifamily buildings will not be able to apply for a quick permit. Select the Building Log application in e-permits and upload the following information for review:

The plumbing items listed below CANNOT be permitted as a quick permit. Plans uploaded for review must be signed and stamped by a licensed design professional or professional engineer. Watch a 3 minute video on how to submit your Building Log application in e-permits for the following projects:

Starting on March 1, 2023, like-for-like gas-fired water heaters for commercial and multifamily structures will not be able to apply for a quick permit. Select the Building Log application in e-permits and upload the following information for review:

A roof permit is always applied for separately from the general construction permit, even for new construction. All roofing/siding work on individual landmarks or buildings within a historic district must be first approved by Landmark Preservation.

A permit from Wastewater, Zoning, or the Fire Department may be required depending on your scope of work. Permits to use the right-of-way or for street closures are issued by the Department of Transportation & Infrastructure.

Visit e-permits to apply for permits, view e-permits tutorial videos, FAQs, and more. Once signed into the e-permits portal, go to "Apply for a Permit" under the "Development Services" section and follow the prompts.

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