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Lower Divisadero StreetCommunity Planning WorkshopsWork together to realize a common visionfor the future of Divisadero StreetCommunity Planning Workshop #1:February 8, 2006 6:30 PMat CPMC Davies Hospital Auditorium,45 Castro Street (at Duboce) North TowerB Level near the CafeteriaCommunity Planning Workshop #2:March 8, 2006 6:30 PMLocation TBDCommunity Planning Workshop #3:April 19, 2006 6:30 PMLocation TBDIssues to be addressed include:DirectionsPhysical appearance and streetscapeMUNI: # 24-Divisadero, 37-Corbett, N-JudahSupport, development, and promotion oflocal serving businessesParking: Garage at 45 Castro St.Wheelchair Access: Castro/Duboce entranceParking and traffic managementCleanliness and safetyOther activities to help Divisadero betterserve its merchants, property owners, andnearby residentsThe Divisadero Community Planning Process is convened jointly byThe San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Economic and Workforce Development in partnership with nonprofit organizations Bay Area Local InitiativesSupport Corporation (LISC), and Asian Neighborhood Design. Planning meetings will be conducted in coordination with Supervisor Mirkarimi’s office,the Department of City Planning, The Mayor’s Greening Initiative, Department of Public Works, and the Metropolitan Transportation Agency.For more information or to request interpretation assistance, please contactMOEWD Deputy Director Rich Hillis at 415-554-4082, rich.hillis@sfgov.orgLISC Project Manager Desirée Sideroff at 415-516-2156x20, dsideroff@lisc.org
GAVIN NEWSOMMAYORDISTRICT 5 SUPERVISORROSS MIRKARIMIJanuary 5, 2006Dear Community Member:We are pleased to invite you to the Divisadero Corridor Community Planning Project.The San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Economic and Workforce Development in partnership withnonprofit organizations Bay Area Local Initiatives Support Corporation (LISC), and AsianNeighborhood Design, will host a series of community planning meetings early in 2006 for thelower Divisadero commercial district, (approximately between Haight and Eddy). TheDivisadero corridor planning meetings will be conducted in coordination with SupervisorMirkarimi’s office, the Department of City Planning, The Mayor’s Greening Initiative,Department of Public Works, and the Metropolitan Transportation Agency.As a community member, you play an integral role and have a key interest in the life and healthof Divisadero; it is important that this process addresses your needs and vision. Below is adescription of the project and schedule for community meetings during the Winter and Spring of2006. We hope you can participate.The goal of this project is to support existing neighborhood merchants, residents, and propertyowners by improving the commercial and social center of the neighborhood while ensuring itsstability. The planning process will be an inclusive, community-driven effort where existingmerchants, residents, property owners, and neighborhood organizations develop a vision for thedistrict and prioritize a set of actions in order to translate it into reality. Issues to be addressedinclude: physical appearance; support, development, and promotion of local serving businesses;parking and traffic management; cleanliness and safety; and any other activities to helpDivisadero better serve its merchants, property owners, and nearby residents. At the conclusionof the process, we will develop an Action Plan, the roadmap for implementing the activities tostrengthen the commercial district which are identified as priorities by the community.Divisadero is one of the neighborhood commercial districts selected as a potential candidate toreceived funds from the Mayor’s Greening Initiative, a program to plant trees and implementstreetscape improvements city-wide. If identified during the first community meeting as apriority, the remainder of the community planning process will include getting input on thedesign and maintenance of these improvements for Divisadero.Community Meeting Schedule Community Planning Workshop #1: February 8, 2006 6:30 PMLocation: CPMC Davies Hospital Auditorium, 45 Castro Street (at Duboce)North Tower B Level Near Cafeteria. Community Planning Workshop #2: March 8, 2006 6:30 PM Community Planning Workshop #3: April 19, 2006 6:30 PMEnclosed is an announcement for the first workshop. If you have any questions about the projector would like to set up a meeting to discuss the future of the corridor, please contactMOEWD Deputy Director Rich Hillis at 415-554-4082, rich.hillis@sfgov.orgLISC Project Manager Desirée Sideroff at 415-516-2156x20, dsideroff@lisc.orgSincerely,Gavin NewsomMayorRoss MirkarimiSupervisor, District 5
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