Call for more Tenderloin open space
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Supervisor Chris Daly; District Six
Supervisor Maxwell; Chair, Land Use & Economic Development Committee
Supervisor Sandoval; Vice Chair, Land Use & Economic Development Committee
Supervisor McGoldrick; Member, Land Use & Economic Development Committee
Park, Recreation and Open Space Advisory Committee
Park & Recreation Commission
Dear Public Officials:
San Francisco's Sustainability Plan and the City's General Plan call for
Open Space Standards for every neighborhood in the City. Then the Tenderloin, with its 1.29 acres of open space, falls well short of the 7.8 acres per 1,000 residents as mandated by the San Francisco Sustainability Plan and the Citys General Plan. The Tenderloin's 30,000 residents require a minimum of 234acres. Please sign this petition and support the movement to halt all development on the remaining open lots in the Tenderloin and support their conversion to open space.
Facts
Current Open Space in the Tenderloin:
.97 acres at Father Alfred E. Boeddeker Park Jones @ Eddy
.21 acres at Sgt. John Macaulay Park Larkin @ O'Farrell
.11 acres at Turk/Hyde Mini Park Turk @ Hyde
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
Supervisor Maxwell; Chair, Land Use & Economic Development Committee
Supervisor Sandoval; Vice Chair, Land Use & Economic Development Committee
Supervisor McGoldrick; Member, Land Use & Economic Development Committee
Park, Recreation and Open Space Advisory Committee
Park & Recreation Commission
Dear Public Officials:
San Francisco's Sustainability Plan and the City's General Plan call for
Open Space Standards for every neighborhood in the City. Then the Tenderloin, with its 1.29 acres of open space, falls well short of the 7.8 acres per 1,000 residents as mandated by the San Francisco Sustainability Plan and the Citys General Plan. The Tenderloin's 30,000 residents require a minimum of 234acres. Please sign this petition and support the movement to halt all development on the remaining open lots in the Tenderloin and support their conversion to open space.
Facts
Current Open Space in the Tenderloin:
.97 acres at Father Alfred E. Boeddeker Park Jones @ Eddy
.21 acres at Sgt. John Macaulay Park Larkin @ O'Farrell
.11 acres at Turk/Hyde Mini Park Turk @ Hyde
Thank you for your consideration.
Sincerely,
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Goal
46 signatures
Goal: 100
Latest Signatures
9 December 2015
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Grammercy Park in New York would be a good model for an open space that makes an extraordinary impact upon the neighborhood in which it sits.
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Lindsay W
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The Tenderloin needs deep, physical changes so that positive street energy can take place to replace negative street behavior. More public space is an excellent way to bring children, youth, families, and the elderly out into the community. The Tenderloin
29 October 2014
3 July 2014
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Michael N
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We must ask ourselves how will our neighborhoods future be if we have no trees, grass, or places for our children and seniors to visit.
29 June 2014
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David B
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The issue of open space in the Tenderloin needs focused attention. Population density is increasing in the area with little thought be given to a concomitant increase in amenities. Population pressures are sure to negatively affect an already tenuous qual
16 October 2011
8 July 2011
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