Posted in Norman Yee, Pedestrian, Safety, SFMTA, Streets, traffic, Uncategorized on June 8, 2018| Leave a Comment »
From Supervisor Yee’s Office and SFMTA.
Speed hump and zebra crosswalk. Photo: SFMTA
SFMTA’s Residential Traffic Calming Program is a resident-directed, annual application-based program to address mid-block speeding on residential streets in San Francisco, and we are currently accepting applications for the 2018-2019 program.
The deadline for submitting completed applications and petitions for the 2018-2019 traffic calming program is June 30, 2018. (more…)
Posted in bugdeting, district 7, Norman Yee, Parks, Pedestrian, School, SFMTA, Streets, traffic, Uncategorized, Vision Zero on April 30, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Just released: the winners of this year’s District 7 Participatory Budgeting include the four projects designed by Sunnyside residents for our neighborhood:
Here is the full list:
Posted in Balboa Reservoir Project, district 7, Housing, Meetings, Norman Yee, SFPUC, Sunnyside Conservatory, Uncategorized on April 30, 2018| Leave a Comment »
You are invited: the quarterly meeting of the Sunnyside Neighborhood Association is next Monday. Open to all residents. Agenda below. Monday May 7th, 2018, 7-8:30 pm. This meeting held at SUNNYSIDE CONSERVATORY (236 Monterey Blvd).
The speakers and subjects will include:
Time to join or renew your membership? Pay at the meeting, or click ‘Donate’ button below.
Posted in bugdeting, district 7, Norman Yee, Parks, Pedestrian, Safety, School, Uncategorized, Vision Zero on April 12, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Voting closed — we’ll post results as soon as we get them.
If you haven’t voted yet in Participatory Budgeting, please do it today. These are local projects designed for your neighborhood, by your neighbors (see Sunnyside’s list below)—but they don’t get funded without your vote. http://sfpbd.sfgov.org/district/7/vote. Voting season is open until midnight, Saturday Apr 14. All District 7 residents can vote. (Don’t know if you are D7? See map.)
Four projects were developed by Sunnyside residents, and will have a direct impact on our neighborhood–but only if they get enough votes. We did it last year, we can do it again. Please Vote for Sunnyside! http://sfpbd.sfgov.org/district/7/vote.
Posted in CCSF, City College, Frida Kahlo, history, Norman Yee, Riordan High School, Streets, Uncategorized on April 5, 2018| 2 Comments »
Source: SF Examiner http://www.sfexaminer.com/phelan-avenue-renamed-frida-kahlo-way-public-vote
Phelan Avenue viewed from Flood Ave in Sunnyside. Photo: Sunnyside Neighborhood Association
By Laura Waxmann on April 4, 2018 11:00 am
A man crosses Phelan Avenue near the City College of San Francisco Ocean campus on Wednesday, April 4, 2018. CCSF and The City are planning to rename Phelan Avenue to Frida Kahlo Way. (Kevin N. Hume/S.F. Examiner)
After a public vote that included City College of San Francisco and the surrounding neighborhood, Phelan Avenue’s contentious name will be replaced with that of Mexican artist Frida Kahlo.
The name change is an effort to strip away the legacy of former San Francisco Mayor James Duval Phelan from street signs in the area. Apart from his generous contribution to the arts, Phelan is remembered for anti-immigrant policies and racist election slogans in the early 1900s. (more…)
Posted in bugdeting, district 7, Norman Yee, Parks, Pedestrian, School, Streets, traffic, Uncategorized, Vision Zero on April 1, 2018| Leave a Comment »
Participatory Budgeting voting season is here: From April 1 to April 14, all District 7 residents can vote on which community-initiated projects to fund. (D7 Map.) Your vote is the critical for bringing money to our neighborhood for projects designed by your neighbors! Please take a moment and vote here: http://sfpbd.sfgov.org/district/7/vote
Four projects were developed by Sunnyside residents, and will have a direct impact on our neighborhood–but only if they get enough votes. Vote for Sunnyside! (more…)
Posted in Balboa Reservoir Project, CCSF, City College, city government, development, greening, Housing, Norman Yee, parking, Parks, SF Planning, SFMTA, Streets, traffic, transit, Uncategorized on March 23, 2018| Leave a Comment »
The next meeting of the Balboa Reservoir Community Advisory Committee is Monday Apr 9, 6pm, at the CCSF Multi-Use Building. The developer team AvalonBay/BRIDGE will show their plan for the 17-acre site, along with several options for various aspects. Now that the City has approved the Fiscal Feasibility Report, this site plan, if accepted, will begin the environmental review process.
The project site is located west of Phelan Ave and north of Ocean Ave. All residents are welcome at the BRCAC meetings. There is an open public comment period.
Slide from AvalonBay/BRIDGE presentation of their June 2017 proposal for the Balboa Reservoir site. http://sfwater.org/modules/showdocument.aspx?documentid=10884
