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Sustainable Cities Final Presentation

By Stan Parkford | Mar 2, 2015 | No Comments

From the SF Bicycle Coalition: We’ve been working with three Stanford University students throughout their winter semester to create a toolkit of resources as part of our Women Bike SF program we’ve just launched. Informed by our membership, other organizations throughout San Francisco and research on similar initiatives throughout the world, they have been putting […]

SPUR Forum: New Plans for New Areas

By Stan Parkford | Jan 26, 2015 | No Comments

From SPUR: Much of San Francisco’s current development boom has its basis in the ambitious area plans the city adopted over the past decade. With no new area plans in the pipeline, however, smaller-scale planning efforts will be leading development into the future. Come learn about some of these targeted, tactical strategies that hope to […]

Mission Public Life Plan Meeting

By Stan Parkford | Jan 14, 2015 | No Comments

From the SF Planning Department: Please join us for the third public meeting for the Mission Public Life Plan. Date: Wednesday, January 21, 2015 Time: 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. Location: Women’s Building Auditorium, 3543 18th Street #8 The Women’s Building is ADA accessible. For disability accommodations or language assistance, please contact us 48 hours in advance. At this meeting, we will […]

Today’s Headlines

By Stan Parkford | Nov 21, 2014 | 2 Comments

New Divisadero Commercial District Designation Removes Parking Minimums for Businesses (Hoodline) SFMTA Now Allows People to Protest Parking and Transit Citations Online (Muni Diaries) Flywheel Taxi App Gets New CEO (SF Examiner); Uber’s PR Problems Are Chronic (SF Examiner) Submission for Market St Prototyping Festival to Display Transit Info Through Lit-Up Totems (Curbed) BART’s Oakland Airport […]

San Bruno Voters to Determine Future Downtown Growth with Measure N

By Andrew Boone | Oct 30, 2014 | 6 Comments

Last week, just two weeks before San Bruno voters choose whether or not to approve the Measure N ballot measure, city officials finally cleared the last legal hurdle for the measure, which would modify building height limits that voters set in 1977 with Ordinance 1284. That ordinance required a “town-hall type of hearing whereby experts, […]

Embarcadero Enhancement Public Workshop (Folsom to AT&T Park)

By Stan Parkford | Oct 26, 2014 | No Comments

From SFMTA: The Project The Embarcadero Enhancement Project is a planning exercise to develop a conceptual design for a protected bikeway along The Embarcadero to improve safety and comfort for all. This Workshop This public design workshop will focus on The Embarcadero’s southern segment (Folsom St. to AT&T Park.) You’ll get to: Take part in […]

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