Seen at Sunnyside Elementary School.
Category: Streetlife
The other side of the graffiti coin is … a mural
From the Dept of Public Works Graffiti Watch program, with abatement tips below:
Updates for our Anti Graffiti Warriors…
The battle against Graffiti Vandalism is always on going. But we are making progress. Statistics show that the reports are going down in San Francisco. We thank all of our volunteers for joining the team to keep San Francisco Clean! But what is the difference between Graffiti Vandalism and Graffiti Art? One word… Permission!
Here are some programs that teach the difference between the two.
- Where Art Lives
- “So you want to create a mural in San Francisco?” StreetSmARTs
Are you interested in taking an active role? Please join us at the Graffiti Advisory Board Meetings! Contact leonard.alfaro@sfdpw.org for more information on the meetings.
For more details on these programs and more, please visit our San Francisco Public Works – Graffiti Page. Continue reading “The other side of the graffiti coin is … a mural”
Could your street be a Play Street?
From Play Streets SF:
Transform your block into a car-free temporary park!
Applications are now open for the 2019 season of Play Streets SF at SFPlayStreets.org, Livable City’s newest program that empowers San Francisco residents to transform their own street on a regular basis into an accessible, car-free open space for children, seniors and neighbors to connect.
With a mission to create healthier, more connected and resilient communities, Play Streets SF provides residents and local organizing teams with the tools needed to reclaim their street for community health and connection – from hassle-free permitting to free safety equipment, outreach tools, and play equipment.
Sunnyside “Walk Score” rating improved
Recently WalkScore, which is part of Redfin real estate group, upped its score of walkability in Sunnyside, boosting its rank to 76th most walkable neighborhood in the city (out of 110). Read more here on Hoodline. See full ranking list here (page down).
New map released for proposed bike share stations in Sunnyside
Motivate, the company implementing Ford GoBike bike share expansion in San Francisco released a new map of the next phase of expansion. View map here [regularly updated].
Courtesy Glen Park Association, which was included in an earlier phase of rollout, here are two documents from SFMTA that detail specifications about placement of stations, on and off street.
Continue reading “New map released for proposed bike share stations in Sunnyside”
Sunnyside Neighborhood Association 