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In March 2024, the City of Burbank implemented Phase 1 of its Downtown San Fernando Blvd Reconfiguration, converting traffic to one lane and implementing traffic calming striping improvements on San Fernando Blvd. between Olive Ave. and Magnolia Ave. The project added landscaping planters, quick-build curb extensions, additional outdoor dining space, and short-term vehicle parking. These quick-build elements promoted slow vehicle speeds and made drivers more likely to yield to pedestrians in crosswalks.

In August 2025, City Council voted to implement Phase 2 of the project, making the changes permanent with more durable materials and a full sidewalk reconstruction. The City has received funding from Caltrans and Metro to implement the project, along with other traffic safety and streetscape improvements in Downtown. Now, we need your help to determine a vision for what you would like to see in Downtown Burbank. Please share your thoughts below!

Learn more about the Downtown Sidewalk Enhancements Project here.

Learn more about Burbank's Complete Streets Plan here.

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* 1. What is your connection to Downtown Burbank? (Select all that apply)

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* 2. Describe your ideal vision of Downtown Burbank in 1-3 words.

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* 3. I like the changes introduced by phase one of the San Fernando Blvd Reconfiguration Project (conversion to one-way traffic, addition of sidewalk space and planters, etc.).

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* 4. The one-way street configuration and traffic calming measures on San Fernando Blvd. have had a positive effect on my business or workplace.

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* 5. The one-way street configuration and traffic calming measures on San Fernando Blvd. have had a positive effect on my ability to access Downtown businesses.

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* 6. How do you typically travel to Downtown San Fernando Blvd? (Select all that apply.)

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* 7. If you are driving Downtown to visit San Fernando Blvd., are you most likely to:

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* 8. There are 14 free public parking lots and structures in Downtown Burbank. If you were looking for a place to park, how familiar are you with their locations?

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* 9. Where do you typically get off the bus or train when you are going to Downtown?

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* 10. There are multiple Metro bus lines and a Metrolink rail station that serve Downtown Burbank. If you wanted to get to Downtown Burbank using transit, how confident are you that you would be able to do so?

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* 11. On a scale of 1-10, with 10 being the safest, how safe do you feel on the street when walking or using a mobility device rolling around Downtown Burbank, including surrounding streets?

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* 12. Why did you provide this score? (Optional)

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* 13. The City often closes sections of Downtown’s San Fernando Blvd. to vehicles for events such as the Downtown Burbank Arts Festival and the Winter Wine Walk. City staff received feedback about adding retractable barriers to enable closing the street more frequently and to promote pedestrian safety during crowded times. What level of street closures would you most like to see?

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* 14. Rank the following goals for the San Fernando Reconfiguration project in order of importance to you.

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* 15. What kind of traffic calming improvements, if any, would you like to see in the streets surrounding Downtown? (Select all that apply)

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* 16. What additional ideas or concerns do you have for Downtown Burbank and/or San Fernando Boulevard?

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