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Results of Balboa Reservoir Project residents’ survey: What are your concerns?

On By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn Balboa Reservoir Project, development, Housing, Meetings, parking, Parks, SF Planning Dept, SFPUC, Streets, Traffic, UncategorizedLeave a comment

During the April 24th quarterly meeting and the May 13th Balboa Reservoir Project special meeting, SNA surveyed attendees about their particular concerns about the new housing development. Although this survey indicates local concerns about the project, the most important thing residents can do to be heard and participate in the development process is to attend the public review on June 10, or the online follow-up. Details here.

Among the 56 respondents, the top concern was the effect that the project would have on traffic congestion. Parking issues came second, with open space/park space third.

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Top Concerns: 1. Traffic congestion 2. Parking issues and impacts 3. Open space/park space. Responses to question: “Please rank your top three concerns about the outcome of the development.”

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May 24: Public hearing on groundwater in our water supply

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There will be a hearing about the new inclusion of groundwater in D7 water supply at the next meeting of the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee, on Wednesday May 24 at City Hall (Room 263) at 10:30am. At this meeting the SFPUC will make a presentation.  More information about the new groundwater program on the SFPUC website: http://sfwater.org/index.aspx?page=1136

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Areas in SF that will receive groundwater. Click here SFPUC for original groundwater distribution map.

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SFMTA: K-Ingleside to resume normal route and service

On By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn Balboa Park Station, CCSF, City College of San Francisco, SFMTA, transportation, UncategorizedLeave a comment

From SFMTA: UPDATE: Balboa Park Station Area Improvement Project

Balboa Park Station and the surrounding area is one of the highest ridership BART stations outside of downtown San Francisco. There are multiple ongoing projects that aims to improve the safety and accessibility for road users and riders travelling to and from the area. The Green Light Rail Center Track Replacement Project, located on Geneva and San Jose avenues, is one of these projects to improve system reliability with track replacements, upgrades to the overhead contact system and installation of accessible ramps and some landscape improvements.

Beginning Saturday, May 20, the K Ingleside line will resume its normal route and service to and from Balboa Park Station.      Continue reading “SFMTA: K-Ingleside to resume normal route and service” →