From Ocean Avenue Association, an event at Unity Plaza, near Ocean and Phelan.
On Sunday, November 12th from 12-5 p.m. to check out the Ocean Air Market, a curated craft fair for our neighborhood.

From Ocean Avenue Association, an event at Unity Plaza, near Ocean and Phelan.
On Sunday, November 12th from 12-5 p.m. to check out the Ocean Air Market, a curated craft fair for our neighborhood.

Now that the selection of the developer for the Balboa Reservoir site has been made, the prospect of the new housing project directly to the south is becoming more real for residents in Sunnyside. Community involvement through the Balboa Reservoir Community Advisory Committee (BRCAC) will be an ongoing process for at least the next 12 months, as the developer is called to develop plans that mitigate the impacts–parking, traffic and public amenities–on Sunnyside and other adjacent neighborhoods.
All residents are welcome at the meetings of the BRCAC. Next meeting is Monday Nov 13, 6:15-8pm, Multi-Use Building, Room 140, 55 Phelan Avenue, San Francisco CA. Continue reading “Nov 13: Balboa Reservoir Project community meeting”
You are invited: the quarterly meeting of the Sunnyside Neighborhood Association is next Monday. Open to all residents. Agenda below. Monday Nov 6th, 2017, 7-8:30 pm, at St Finn Barr Auditorium (415 Edna Street at Hearst Ave).

The speakers and subjects will include:
Time to join? Join at the meeting, or click ‘Donate’ button below.

Article below from: SF Examiner http://www.sfexaminer.com/ccsf-board-disagrees-future-balboa-reservoir-development/ More about Balboa Reservoir Project at tab at top. See also SF Business Times: ‘1,100 proposed homes near S.F. BART station face pushback over parking, teacher housing’ [paywall]
By Laura Waxmann on October 30, 2017 1:00 am
City College of San Francisco trustees last week declined to take a stance against a proposed housing project on city-owned land adjacent to campus.
A resolution introduced by CCSF Trustee John Rizzo and Board of Trustees Vice President Brigitte Davila urging the college to claim ownership of the 17-acre Balboa Reservoir was tabled Thursday after failing to win sufficient support by the trustees. A housing development is planned for the site, which is owned by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.
The resolution called on the college to enter negotiations with the SFPUC on transferring its ownership of the lot, which provides over 1,000 parking spots. Continue reading “SF Examiner: ‘CCSF board disagrees over future of Balboa Reservoir development’”
Have you adopted your local storm drain yet? Over 40 of Sunnyside’s storm drains have been adopted by local residents through an SF Water program, many of them given pet names like Cowboy, Oscar, and Drainy McDrainerson (of course). See a map of all the adoptees and find out how you can participate here: https://adoptadrain.sfwater.org/ Click register to start.

For all those who have already adopted, now is the time to give your pet drain a sweep, before rain comes. Continue reading “Adopt-a-Drain season coming”