SF Planning: Transportation Sustainability Program June 2016 Updates

[You can weigh in on the future of our neighborhood’s transportation provisions — parking, public transit, congestion, pedestrian experience and so on. There are links below for participating in the Planning Dept’s survey on Transportation Demand Management. Source: SF-Planning.org.]

Transportation Sustainability Program June 2016 Updates

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After our Transportation Demand Management (TDM) Open House event on May 18th, we invited all of our interested parties to take part in our Transportation Demand Management Neighborhood Survey. If you haven’t done so already, we want you to tell us which sustainable travel options would be effective in your neighborhood. The survey will close on June 30, 2016.

Background Info on Survey
Prior to submitting a development application, a developer may request assistance from Planning Department staff to identify the TDM measures that make sense for their specific project and neighborhood. Planning’s website will also include a document titled “TDM Program Standards” and an online tool to help add points for their selected measures.

Once they’ve selected their measures, the developer will submit their choices along with their TDM Plan Review application. Planning will then work with other City staff to ensure the selected measures appropriately meet their targets and are implemented correctly.

The overall goal of the survey is receive feedback from the public regarding specific measures in the menu of options. In particular, we are interested if any measures would be particularly effective in your neighborhood. We will summarize the information received by neighborhood and provide it in a staff report to the Planning Commission on July 14, 2016. That summary may be useful to individuals and neighborhood organizations when working with developers of projects in your neighborhood.

Please download the menu of options before filling out the TDM survey, available here.

More Updates
Planning Code Amendment Adoption for the TDM Ordinance

On April 28, 2016, Planning Department staff initiated a Planning Code Amendment for the TDM Ordinance. It is currently scheduled for adoption at the Planning Commission on July 14, 2016. You can find the Executive Summary here.

For more information on either the Transportation Sustainability Program or TDM, visit sf-planning.org/tsp.

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CCSF trustees to examine Balboa Reservoir development’s impact on enrollment

The upcoming CCSF resolution, addressed by this SF Examiner article, was informed by the Balboa Reservoir Community Advisory Committee. Lisa Spinali, former SNA President and long-time Sunnyside resident, is president of the Committee.

[Source:  http://www.sfexaminer.com/ccsf-trustees-examine-balboa-reservoir-developments-impact-enrollment/ ]

The Balboa Reservoir has been designated as a possible location for new housing. (Joel Angel Juárez/Special to S.F. Examiner)
The Balboa Reservoir has been designated as a possible location for new housing. (Joel Angel Juárez/Special to S.F. Examiner)

By Michael Barba on June 6, 2016 1:00 am

Some City College of San Francisco trustees are concerned that turning the college’s parking lot on Balboa Reservoir into housing could have a negative impact on student enrollment at the already ailing institution.

Continue reading “CCSF trustees to examine Balboa Reservoir development’s impact on enrollment”

The Balboa Reservoir Community Advisory Committee will hold its monthly meeting next Monday, March 14, from 6:15-8:30 pm, at CCSF, Multi-Use Bldg Room 140 (on Phelan just north of Ocean).

The Balboa Reservoir Community Advisory Committee will hold its monthly meeting next Monday, March 14, from 6:15-8:30 pm, at CCSF, Multi-Use Bldg Room 140 (on Phelan just north of Ocean). On the agenda are Urban Design Parameters and Housing Parameters with both discussions continuing from February 8. The agenda and draft revised parameter memos are linked at http://www.sf-planning.org/index.aspx?page=4224.
Neighbors are encouraged to attend these meetings which focus on the proposed housing development on the SFPUC-owned part of the Balboa Reservoir adjacent to City College

Balboa Reservoir CAC Meeting, 2/8/16

The Community Advisory Committee (CAC) regularly meets on the second Monday of the month at 6:15 p.m. (except on City holidays). If you are new to the project, please arrive at 6:00 p.m. for a brief project overview.

Please check back soon or click on the “Stay Informed – Get Alerts for this Web Page” above to be notified of updates to this page (such as meeting notices, agendas and minutes).

MEETING DATE: NOTICE & AGENDA: MINUTES: MATERIALS:
2016, February 8
6:15 p.m.
Topics: Revisions to CCSF, Sustainability, Additional Public Benefits parameters and Further Discussion of Housing, Urban Design and Public Realm parameters
Location: City College of San Francisco
Multi-Use Building, Room 140
55 Phelan Avenue, San Francisco, CA 94112
Updated Parameters to be Discussed (Updated 1/29/16):

BRCAC Meeting & Information Updates

Here are our latest updates regarding meetings, notes and resources for your review and feedback.

 

Links related to the Monday 10/19 rescheduled regular BRCAC meeting:

 

FYI, paid parking is available adjacent to the Multi-Use Building.

Please note that the Monday, November 9, 2015 meeting is cancelled and rescheduled for Monday, November 30, 2015.  Brigitte is assisting with securing the location.  I will keep you all apprised.