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DOLORES PARKWINTER MEET-UP 2011

LETSTALKABOUTME


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WELCOME

Rob Lord & Robert Brust

Steering Committee

Dolores Park Works


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LETSTALKABOUTME


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SPEAKER

Peter Lewis

Director

Mission Dolores Neighborhood Association


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Chutchui Indians


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Jewish Cemeteries


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New Mission Park Proposals

Design Proposal by G.P. Neilson 1905


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More Design Proposals

ArthurMatthews

Eda

Romer

Shawhan


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Last Design Proposal

Max Weber


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The 1906 Fire

View from Dolores Park

Mission Dolores Church

and Original Basilica


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Camps and Original Mission High School


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Earthquake Tents & Shacks


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Mission Park Playground in 1922


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Two Churches

Former Golden GateLutheran Church

Second Church of Christ,Scientist


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1930 New Mission High


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Mission Dolores Church & Basilica


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The Heart of Jesus


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Notre Dame School


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Tanforan Cottages


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Mission Dolores Median


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Mission Dolores Park


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Historic Points of Interest


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Mission Dolores Neighborhood Association

http://MissionDNA.org/
http://missiondna.org/http://missiondna.org/


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LETSTALKABOUTME


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SPEAKER

Nancy Madynski

Steering Committee Chair

Friends of Dolores Park Playground


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DOLORES PARK 1980Our favorite playground!

Nancy, Octavio & Sandra


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I cant play in the playground and you want me tosmile for a picture? Is this a joke?


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COMMUNITY


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EXCEL VOLUNTEERSNovember 2009


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SOCIAL EVENTSAWARENESS


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ADVOCACY & FUNDRAISING


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COMMUNITY INPUT AND

DESIGN DEVELOPMENT


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COMMUNITY DESIGN

PROCESS


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DESIGN PROCESS: We have to think about children of all ages

and all abilities.


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DREAM DESIGN


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SUSTAINABLE & BEAUTIFUL


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WOOD CLIMBER


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WOOD BOAT


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BUDGET CONSTRAINTS = VALUE ENGINEERING

Wh ill h l d i ?


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When will the playground construction start?

2011 SCHEDULE Advertisement for bid: Wednesday, February 9 Pre-bid Conference 1: Tuesday, February 22, 1-2:00 PM at the site Pre-bid Conference 2: Thursday, February 24, 1-2:00 PM at the site Bid Opening: Wednesday, March 16, 2:30 PM

Protest Period: March 17 - March 30 RP Commission Capital Committee review: Thursday, April 7, 2:00

PM, City Hall Room 416 RP Commission Award of Contract: Thursday, April 21, time TBD,

City Hall Room 416Target for Notice To Proceed: May 23

TARGET CONSTRUCTION START DATE: JUNE 2011


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The Playground gets built and weve made it to the end of the

Rainbow! What about Maintenance?


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MAINTENANCEDesign & Build with maintenance and durability in mind.


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I LOVE DOLORES PARK!


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LETSTALKABOUTME


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SPEAKER

Scott Wiener

District 8 Supervisor


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DOLORES PARK

WINTER MEET-UP 2011

LETSTALKABOUTME


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SPEAKER

Meredith Thomas

Executive Director

Neighborhood Parks Council


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Dolores Park: SFs Most Over-Loved Living Room


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NPC is an independent non-profit

See www.sfnpc.org

Meredith Thomas, Executive Director

Dolores Park Renovation by Rec Park

$13.2 M in Bond for the whole park

$1.5M for playground

$11.7 for remaining improvements

http://sfrecpark.org/doloresParkProject.aspx


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DOLORES PARK

WINTER MEET-UP 2011

LETSTALKABOUTME


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SPEAKER

Eric Andersen

Area Manager

San Francisco Recreation and Parks Department


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Dolores Park:

O erations Overview

Park Services Manager - Eric Andersen


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Budget Season


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CitysGFDeficit=$379.8M

RPDBaseBudgetReducon= $4.1M

RPDConngencyReducon= $2.6M

$6.7M

FY2011-12GeneralFundBudgetChallenge


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RPDhasthreeprimarysourcesofrevenue.

30% 31% 39%

General Fund Subsidyand Savings Open Space Fund Earned Revenue


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Dolores Park Annual Budget: c.400K


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Mission Complex Work Unit

7 Gardeners

1 Supervisor

15 Parks


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Dolores Park:

Boots On The Ground 1.5 Gardeners

.5 Custodial

1 Public ServiceTrainee

Supplemental

Resources


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Park Maintenance


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Irrigation


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Waste Management


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Bathrooms


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Turf


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Graffiti and Vandalism


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Deferred Maintenance


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Capital Improvements


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Capital Improvements and

Maintenance Efficiencies


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Community and Advocacy

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Building A Sustainable Park


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DOLORES PARK

WINTER MEET-UP 2011

LETSTALKABOUTME


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SPEAKER

Rob LordSteering Committee Chair

Dolores Park Works


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WHO IS DPW?

If you are reading this,

probably we are just like you.


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WHAT IS DPW?

Dolores Park Works is a nonprofit volunteer

organization celebrating, preserving and

improving Dolores Park's beauty for all of her

diverse patrons since 2009.


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WHATS THE PROBLEM?

Oi. Trash, Bathrooms, Graffiti, Safety...


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THE SOLUTIONS?


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THE SOLUTIONS?

Community stewardship.

Partnership with Rec & Parks.

Improve communication, engagement

& accountability.


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WHY CARE?


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WHY CARE?

More Dolores Park fun for more

people more often.

$13M Park Renovation

$2M Playground Renovation

MOREOVER


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MOREOVER...

2.5M Uses/Year

$10/hr Opp Cost, 1 Hr/Use Avg


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JOIN US


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JOIN US

Dolores Park Works Needs You.

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Organizational Structure

Steering Committee

Directors

Leads

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Steering Committee

One Open Seat

Executive + Operational Experience

with $100M+ Assets

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Directors

Community Outreach

Community Partnerships

Park Maintenance

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Leads

Clean-Ups

Guerilla Gifting

Meet-Up Events


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