As per our Bylaws, Sunnyside Neighborhood Association will be holding its biennial elections at our next quarterly meeting—Monday Feb 5, 2024 @ 6:30pm at the St. Finn Barr Community Room. Any Sunnyside resident who is an active SNA member is eligible to hold a board position. See below for an excerpt from the Bylaws which define the five board positions.

If you are a Sunnyside resident who is interested in serving on the board, please contact SNA (board@sunnysideassociation.org) or simply come to the Feb 5 meeting. You may want to prepare a short candidate statement—a few sentences about you and why you’re interested in your particular officer position—to present to the membership at the elections. As per the Bylaws, nominations and voting take place in person without provision for proxies or paper ballots.

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ARTICLE IV (Duties of Elected Officials)

Section 1 – President
Shall preside at all meetings of the Association. Shall schedule Executive Board meetings as required in Article IV, Section 6. Shall call additional Board meetings as necessary. …

Section 2 – Vice-President
Shall perform the duties of the President in the President’s absence. Shall act as a liaison between committee chairs and the Board and shall report on committee activities at Board meetings.

Section 3 – Secretary
Shall keep and distribute a permanent and accurate record of proceedings of the general membership and Executive Board meetings.

Section 4 – Treasurer
Shall collect and receipt for all funds due to the Association. Shall keep a set of books of the simplest form to record receipts and expenditures of the Association. Shall pay bills only by bank check. Shall pay bills. …

Section 5 – Member-at-Large shall act as Parliamentarian.

Sunnyside Neighborhood Association – Quarterly Meeting

Monday, February 5, 2024

St. Finn Barr Auditorium, 415 Edna Street (at Hearst)

6:30 pm – 8:00 pm – General Meeting

The agenda includes: 2024 SNA Board elections SFPD Captain Amy Hurwitz CCSF Police Chief Vasquez Supervisor Melgar’s office will be present – bring your questions. Smoke free Bars Patios – Brian Davis, LGBTQ Minus Tobacco Committee updates: Slow Hearst, Greening, DSP, Havelock Bridge (NEW!)

Please see below update on the K Ingleside Rapid Project:

The K Ingleside Rapid Project has refined project proposals and is holding a virtual public hearing from Monday, January 8 at 9 a.m. through Friday, January 19 at 11:59 p.m. 

Learn more about our project proposals and how to share your feedback through our virtual public hearing. Or join us at an online office hours Thursday, January 18 between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. or in-person office ours at the Ingleside Branch Library on Thursday, January 11 between 4:30 and 6 p.m. to share your feedback and ask questions.

San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency

1 South Van Ness Avenue, 3rd floor

San Francisco, CA 94103

 

New Year, New Proposals

It’s 2024, the final year I will serve as your Assemblymember. We’ve accomplished a lot since I first became your representative in 2012, and I want to close my term out with even more meaningful legislation.My priorities will continue to be education, housing/homelessness, transportation, expanding opportunities for all Californians, fighting climate change, and other pressing needs. However, I would like to hear your ideas on legislation I should propose. Please attend my next Town Hall to share your ideas and feedback. Town Hall Saturday, January 20, 2024 10 a.m. San Francisco County Fair Building Golden Gate Park Ninth Avenue & Lincoln Way San Francisco RSVP Please RSVP for the event on my website. The gathering is accessible by the N Judah and Muni Bus Routes 5, 7, 28, 43 and 44. Coffee and donuts will be available at no taxpayer expense.

Hello from the Frida Kahlo Way Quick-Build project team!

Thank you for your interest in this project. We’re pleased to share some updates on this project going into the new year.

Project Outreach Summary 

Thanks to all who attended our open house event on December 5th or otherwise provided their input on the project in 2023. We’d like to share a summary of project outreach activities that the team underwent during the 2023 calendar year as well as a look ahead to 2024. This document gives an overview of the team’s outreach process and the key themes that we heard from you.  

Next Steps

In early 2024, the project team will continue public outreach while refining the proposed design to respond to feedback received in 2023. In particular, the team will engage directly with the City College student body to better understand concerns expressed by student body leadership at the December 5th open house.  

Design work will be focused on finding creative solutions for preserving as much on-street parking as possible while prioritizing safety for people walking and biking. The team will additionally continue coordination with City College around construction phasing to determine near-term design impacts on the Project. 

Following design changes and additional public engagement, the project team intends to advance the project through the legislative process. A revised project proposal will be made available for review online and the team will provide an email update to the project contact list. A virtual engineering public hearing will provide another opportunity for the general public to express their opinions on the Project. The Project will then be subject to approval by the SFMTA Board of Directors, who will take final public comment before considering project approval and other next steps. 

Thanks for your interest in this project! If you have additional questions or comments, please reach out at FridaQB@SFMTA.com