SFMTA: Yet more pedestrian safety upgrades for Sunnyside streets

On April 27, 2018 By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn bugdeting, Monterey Boulevard, Pedestrian Safety, Safety, SFMTA, Streets, Uncategorized, Vision ZeroLeave a comment

SFMTA sends this update on how they are implementing pedestrian safety improvements in Sunnyside, in part as a result of our Participating Budgeting grant from last year, but also due to the increased attention Monterey Blvd is getting since being identified as a High-Injury Corridor last year. Images added by SNA for illustration.

It’s time for an update on the progress of the Sunnyside area traffic and safety improvements were listed in the participatory budget application.

The feedback on daylighting of intersections on Monterey Blvd, Hearst Street and Congo Street were mostly supportive of some parking loss to increasing pedestrian safety, so we are moving forward with this plan.
Daylighting increases visibility. Left, without; right, with.

Work orders should be sent out in the next week or two with implementation within the next month.
We do not recommend stop signs at Gennessee/Hearst and Congo/Mangels. Additional red zones as part of the daylighting will be installed. Continental crosswalks will be installed at Gennessee/Hearst.

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Survey in progress: What do you want at the Sunnyside Playground Clubhouse?

On April 23, 2018April 30, 2018 By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn Arts, children, Families, Free, Parks, SF Recreation and Parks Dept, UncategorizedLeave a comment

UPDATE: Survey closed.

Local residents and families who use Sunnyside Playground: Please take this brief survey, so that Sunnyside Neighborhood Association will know which Recreation and Parks Department programming options to pursue for our local Clubhouse.

SURVEY: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/XT5Y3HT

The Sunnyside Playground Clubhouse, built in 1972, and refurbished ten years ago. 2017 Photo: Sunnyside Neighborhood Association.

Fri & Sat: Balboa Reservoir Community Open House

On April 19, 2018 By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn Balboa Park Station, Balboa Reservoir Project, CCSF, City College of San Francisco, development, Housing, parking, Parks, SF Planning Dept, SFPUC, Streets, Traffic, Transit, UncategorizedLeave a comment

On Friday April 20th and Saturday April 21st, view the developers’ plans for the Balboa Reservoir, including open space and community amenities. Give your feedback and talk with the design team. Ask questions, talk with neighbors, have refreshments.

When: Friday Apr 20, 2-6pm and Saturday Apr 21, 10am-2pm.
Where: 1100 Ocean Ave Community Room, off Unity Plaza next to Philz.
What: More links about the Balboa Reservoir Project here.
PDF Open House flyers for download: ENGLISH — SPANISH — CHINESE

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This Saturday: Healthy Kids Day at Sunnyside Elementary School

On April 19, 2018 By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn children, Families, Free, Mission YMCA, Sunnyside Elementary School, UncategorizedLeave a comment

This Saturday, Apr 21 (11am-2pm), Mission YMCA will be holding their ‘Healthy Kids Day’ event at Sunnyside Elementary School.

Mission_YMCA_HealthyKids_2017 — Photo from the 2017 Mission YMCA Healthy Kids event at Sunnyside Elementary School . Source: https://www.ymcasf.org/about/blog/what-healthy-kids-look-y

About Healthy Kids Day
School’s out and it’s time to relax, decompress and have fun with friends. Summer is the time for kids to get up, get out and grow. But for some kids, exposure to activities that stimulate the body and mind ends with the school year. In fact, research shows that kids are prone to gain more weight and fall behind in studies. Continue reading “This Saturday: Healthy Kids Day at Sunnyside Elementary School” →

Pedestrian safety and parks and playgrounds: Please vote for Sunnyside

On April 12, 2018April 19, 2018 By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn bugdeting, District 7, Norman Yee, Parks, Pedestrian Safety, Safety, Sunnyside Elementary School, Uncategorized, Vision ZeroLeave a comment

Voting closed — we’ll post results as soon as we get them.

If you haven’t voted yet in Participatory Budgeting, please do it today. These are local projects designed for your neighborhood, by your neighbors (see Sunnyside’s list below)—but they don’t get funded without your vote. http://sfpbd.sfgov.org/district/7/vote. Voting season is open until midnight, Saturday Apr 14. All District 7 residents can vote. (Don’t know if you are D7? See map.)

Four projects were developed by Sunnyside residents, and will have a direct impact on our neighborhood–but only if they get enough votes. We did it last year, we can do it again. Please Vote for Sunnyside! http://sfpbd.sfgov.org/district/7/vote.