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D O G P A T C HDOGPATCH - POTRERO KIDS SCHOOL

PROJECT INTRODUCTION | 15 NOVEMBER 2016

+ Dogpatch Public Realm Plan Overview _ Plan Goals and Outcomes _ Timeline _ Project Identification and Prioritization

+ Future of Esprit Park _ Community Outreach _ Survey _ Next Steps

Overview

DOGPATCH - POTRERO KIDS SCHOOL

PROJECT INTRODUCTION | 15 NOVEMBER 2016D O G P A T C H

Dogpatch Public Realm Plan Area



Central Waterfront Area Plan: Objectives & Policies

OBJECTIVE 5.1 Provide public parks and open spaces that meet the needs of residents, workers and visitors.

OBJECTIVE 5.3Create a network of green streets that connects open spaces and improves the walkability, aesthetics, and ecological sustainability of the neighborhood.

POLICY 5.3.1

Redesign underutiilized portions of streets as public open spaces, including widened sidewalks or medians, curb bulb-outs, “living streets” or green connector streets.

POLICY 5.3.2Maximize sidewalk landscaping, street trees and pedestrian scale street furnishing to the greatest extent feasible.



POLICY 5.3.3Design intersections of major streets to reflect their prominence as public spaces.

POLICY 5.3.4

Enhance the pedestrian environment by requiring new development to plant street trees along abutting sidewalks. When this is not feasible, plant trees on development sites or elsewhere in the plan area.

POLICY 5.3.5Significant above grade infrastructure, such as freeways, should be retrofitted with architectural lighting to foster pedestrian connections beneath.

POLICY 5.3.6Where possible, transform unused freeway and rail rights-of-way into landscaped features that provide a pleasant and comforting route for pedestrians.

Central Waterfront Area Plan: Objectives & Policies



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Progress Park

(Future Pier 70 Development)

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Existing Open Space: With Suggested Improvements

Proposed Open Space: Expanding the Public Realm

Underpass & Overpass Connector Improvements

Streetscape Enhancements: Sidewalk Greening & Amenities

City of SF Bike Route

Road Diets: Narrow Vehicle Space, Expand Public Realm

Shared Public Ways: Flexible Public Plazas

Intersection Safety Improvement

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29APPENDIXDOGPATCH-NW POTRERO HILL GREEN BENEFIT DISTRICT (GBD) MANAGEMENT PLAN

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Related Planning Efforts

Eastern Neighborhoods

SF Planning, August 2008

Cesar Chavez East

Community Design Plan

SF Planning, February 2012

Blue Greenway Planning and

Design Guidelines

Port of SF, July 2012

Dogpatch - Northwest Potrero GBD

Management Plan and Green Vision Plan

November 2013

Green Connections

City of San Francisco, March 2014

Pier 70 Peferred Master Plan

Port of SF, April 2010

San Francisco Better Streets

City of San Francisco, June 2010

22nd Street Greening Master Plan

Green Trust SF, May 2011

Central Waterfront

Area Plan

SF Planning, Dec 2008

Bicycle Strategy

SFMTA

April 2013

SF Bicycle Plan

SFMTA

June 2009



Why a Public Realm Plan?

The Plan will identify and scope projects, provide concept designs and preliminary project costs to better inform funding decisions.

The Plan should reflect the project priorities of local residents, business operators, and neighborhood organizations.

The Plan will provide a platform for coordination between different government agencies, nonprofits, and neighborhood groups.

GUIDE FUNDING REFLECT PRIORITIES AGENCY COORDINATION



Through a robust

community engagement

process, finalize a prioritized

list of streetscape, open

space, and other public

realm projects.

Working with neighborhood

residents, businesses, and

property owners, produce

conceptual design for the

highest priority projects.

Develop design strategies

for the remaining projects.

Provide robust cost

estimates for each of the

projects identified in the

plan.

IDENTIFY PROJECTS ESTIMATE COSTSDEVELOP DESIGNS

Plan Outputs

Allocate public funds for

projects based on the

cost estimates. Schedule

in the the City’s capital

plan for implementation,

coordinated with existing

public and private projects.

PROGRAM IN CCP



Planing Effort Timeline

BEGIN OUTREACH AT COMMUNITY GROUP MEETINGS

EXISTING CONDITIONS DOCUMENTATION

IDENTIFY PRIORITIES

DEVELOP DESIGN IDEAS

FINALIZE DESIGNS

RELEASE AND ADOPTION

Planning Department

begin oureach at DNA,

PDMA, Potrero Boosters,

CWAG, DPNWP GBD,

and other regular

stakeholder meetings.

Launch Neighborland,

an online polling and

public feedback site.

Collect oral histo-ries, and hold focus groups,

Public Workshop #1Gather community in-put to identify prior-ity projects for Dog-patch.

Develop cost esti-mates for preferred designs. Final ize an implementation plan for al l public realm projects.

Begin using the plan as an instrument for funding and building projects.

Gather information about private devel-opment, public plan-ning projects, and the state of streets and sidewalks. Iden-tify opporunities and constraints for public realm plan projects in Dogpatch. Coor-dinate between City Agencies.

Public Workshops #2A and #2B Report back on re-sults from Workshop #1.

Present ideas for de-sign strategies. Col-lect community feed-back on preferences.

Conduct feasibi l-ity analyses with MTA, Recreation and Parks, Port of SF, Public Works, and others. Develop de-sign options for pri-ority projects.

Public Workshop #3Collect public input on design options.

1 2 3 4 5 6Summer 2015 February 2016 March 2016 May - Dec. 2016 Feb. 2017 Spring 2017



Project Identification & Prioritization

https://neighborland.com/dogpatchpublicspace



PUBLIC WORKSHOPS2016

INITIAL PRIORITY LIST

Project Identification & Prioritization

Eastern Neighborhoods

August 2008

Cesar Chavez East Community Design Plan

February 2012

Blue Greenway

July 2012

GBD Management Plan

November 2013

Green Connections

March 2014

Pier 70 Peferred Master Plan

April 2010

San Francisco Better Streets

June 2010

22nd Street Greening Master Plan

May 2011

Central Waterfront Area Plan

Dec 2008

Bicycle Strategy

April 2013

SF Bicycle Plan

June 2009

PUBLIC REALM PLANPRIORITY LIST

INTERAGENCYFEASIBILITY ANALYSIS

SUMMER / FALL / WINTER 2015



Public Engagement: Hosted Events

March 2016 Workshop #1: Kickoff and Project Prioritization

May 2016 Workshop #2: Open Spaces & Parks

July 2016 Workshop #3: Streetscapes and Streetparks

October 2016 Focus Groups: Esprit Park

January 2017 Workshop #4: Esprit Park

Spring 2017 Workshop #5: Plan Presentation

+ coordination with the Green Benefits District, the Dogpatch Neighborhood Association, the Potrero Boosters, the Merchants Association



Project Identification & Prioritization: the Green T

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Funding and Programming: the Green T

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MINNESOTA S . $ ?.?M

ESPRIT PARK $ ?.?M

WARM WATER COVE $ ?.?M

TUNNEL TOP PARK $ ?.?M



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Crane Cove and Pier 70 projects include sidewalk

and intersection improvements.

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Existing Open Space

Future Open Space

Existing Crosswalks

Existing Bulbout

Planned Bulbout

Potential Bulbout

Bulbout Potentially

Conflicts with Muni

Locations for Potential

Sidewalk Improvements

Planned Sidewalk

Sidewalk Under

Construction

Planned Development

Area (General Boundary)

Potential Bikeshare

Station Location

Potential Curb Ramps

Proposed 19th Street

Extension

Legend Sidewalk Improvement Examples:

Promenade/Widened Sidewalk Regular Sidewalk At-grade path buffered by Planting Strips

AREA-WIDE PEDESTRIAN AND BICYCLE SAfETY IMPROvEMENTS

+ sidewalks+ greening+ crosswalks+ bulbouts+ bike facilities+ traffic controls



Open Spaces: Programming in development

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WORKSHOP #2

DATE: MAY 22 2016LOCATION: MINNESOTA STREET PROJECT

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WORKSHOP #2

DATE: MAY 22 2016

LOCATION: MINNESOTA

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Conceptual Program Diagram Developed @

Public Workshop May 22nd, 2016

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WORKSHOP #2

DATE: MAY 22 2016

LOCATION: MINNESOTA

STREET PROJECT

Conceptual Program Diagram Developed @

Public Workshop May 22nd, 2016TUNNEL TOP PARK:

Tunnel Top Park (Caltrain) Warm Water Cove Park (SFPort) Esprit Park (RPD)

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Esprit Park: Today



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WORKSHOP #2

DATE: MAY 22 2016LOCATION: MINNESOTA STREET PROJECT

ESPRIT PARK

May 2016 Workshop #2: Open Spaces & Parks

October 2016

Focus Groups: Open Spaces & Parks

_Schools_Developers_Green Benefits District (GBD)_Friends of Esprit Park_Homeowners Associations (HOAs)_Dogpatch Neighborhood Association (DNA)_Toes and Paws

Nov/Dec 2016Esprit Park SurveyOutreach to Parents Communities

January 2017 Workshop #4: Esprit Park

Spring 2017 Workshop #5: Plan Presentation

Esprit Park: Outreach



Esprit Park

+ Opportunities_ Naturalistic forest planting_ Two open lawn areas_ Community’s unique green space

+ Constraints_ Serpentine soils and drainage issues_ Heavy use of park/conflict between uses_ 1.8 acres in size



Esprit Park SurveyThe San Francisco Planning Department and Recreation and Park Department would like to know how you are using Esprit Park and what improvements you would like to see in the park.

Please answer Questions 1 to 3 on video (please record a 2-minute video clip of yourself) and respond to Questions 4 to 7 in writing. Please send your completed survey to Seung-Yen Hong at [email protected] (subject line: Esprit Park Survey). If you wish, you can answer all questions in writing via online

CENTRAL WATERFRONT DOGPATCH PUBLIC REALM PLAN | ESPRIT PARK SURVEY

For more information visit: http://sf-planning.org/central-waterfront-dogpatch-public-realm-plan

D O G P A T C H

RETURN COMPLETED SURVEYS BY 12/24/16

EMAIL: [email protected] FAX: (415) 558-6409 MAIL: San Francisco Planning Department, Attention: Seung Yen Hong, 1650 Mission Street, Suite 400, San Francisco, CA 94103

survey (https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EspritParkSurvey). Thank you!

1. Please briefly describe how, when, how often, and why you use Esprit Park. (If you don’t use Esprit Park, why don’t you use it?)

________________________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________ 2. What are three things you like about Esprit Park?

1) ________________________________________________________

2) ________________________________________________________

3) ________________________________________________________

3. What facilities do you think are most important for the future of Esprit Park? Please choose your 3 top priorities from the following list. (Check your 3 top priorities)

Additional benches and tables

Grassy areas for picnicking and sitting

Designated off-leash dog play area

Plaza areas

Children’s play area (e.g. non-classic playground with natural playscape)

Urban trails for strolling and jogging

Maintenance of trees / plantings

Lighting

Better signage and legibility at entry points.

Water fountains

Dogwaste facilities

Other, please specify _______________________

4. Where are you coming from when you visit Esprit Park? (Check all that apply)

Home Work Other ________

5. What is your home ZIP code? _______________________

6. What is your work ZIP code? _______________________

7. In my home there are: _____ People (Indicate the number of people living in your home, including yourself)

_____ People 15 and under

_____ People 65+

_____ Dogs Thank you for your input and feedback!!!!

(415) 575-9010(415) 575-9010 (415) 575-9121

Para información en Español llamar al: Para sa impormasyon sa Tagalog tumawag sa:

How are you using Esprit Park and what improvements would you like to see in the park?

How to participate?

• fill out online survey at https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/EspritParkSurvey

OR

• record a 2-minute video clip of yourself answering survey questions

Please send completed survey to Seung-Yen Hong at [email protected] (subject line: Esprit Park Survey)



Esprit Park: Next Steps

+ Synthesize input and ideas+ Develop 2-3 programming scenarios+ Big tent meeting early 2017

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e:

Address:

Comments:

WORKSHOP #2

DATE: MAY 22 2016

LOCATIO

N: MIN

NESOTA

STREET PROJECT

19th St.

20th St.

Minneso

ta St.

Indian

a St.

Esprit

Park



INDIANA ST

MINNESOTA ST

19TH

ST

20TH

ST

future shared street

planned development

planned development

planned development

Dogpatch Arts Plaza

Planned Dog Park

future Indiana Street Bikeway (exact configuration TBD)

± 0 50 10025Feet

www.sf-planning.org/CentralWaterfrontPRPD O G P A T C H

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