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Respondent comments included:I live in the Sunset and trying to park to go to businesses on the Haight orNOPA is hellish on most evenings. Please open the DMV lot back up as I skippatronizing businesses in this area due to the difficult parking on some nights.We love several restaurants in this area but always dread the horrible hunt forparking. It would be wonderful to have a lot we could use.Would be far more likely to patronize the neighborhood restaurants moreregularly if parking was provided - Nopa, Little Star Pizza, etc. - would begreat for the neighborhood!This is a great idea - it will really help the businesses in the area and economicdevelopment is important to make this area more livable. Thank you!Brilliant idea to open this lot. Charge fees for use in evenings - we’ll all pay &it will help the city.The City of San Francisco and the State of California are currently in leasenegotiations. The lease would then go before the Parking Commission forapproval, prior to the lot being available for public parking.It is important to note that the State intends to eventually develop this landinto a mixed-use commercial/residential development.5. Business Attraction Committee and Resulting SurveyMOEWD helped to organize interested individuals into action committees,one of which is the Business Attraction Committee. The goal of the committeeis to assess the needs and desires of the community, and actively invitepotential businesses to come to Divisadero Street.In Summer 2007, the Business Attraction Committee distributed a survey,which received 116 responses from neighbors and merchants. The responsesof the survey very clearly indicated that the desires of the residents have notchanged from the time of the planning meetings which were held over 12months earlier. Respondents also indicated names of specific businesses ortypes of businesses that they would like to see recruited to Divisadero Street.30
The abridged responses are below, and the full responses and survey may befound in the appendix of this report.Desired types of businesses include:• Inexpensive Restaurant• Bakery• Upscale Restaurant• Clothing/Shoes• GymSpecific businesses named as preferred by the survey respondents include:• Pluto’s restaurant• 24 Hour fitness• Arizmendi bakery• Gold’s Gym• Noah’s Bagels• Trader Joe’s• Bay Bread• Mitchell’s Ice Cream• Whole Food’s• Kinko’s• Great Harvest Bakery• Goodwill/Thrift Village• Cliff’s Hardware StoreThe types of businesses that were rated as least attractive are:• Medical Marijuana Dispensary• Discount/Franchise/Chain Store• Auto RepairDivisadero Street Neighborhood Marketplace Initiative31
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