TREASURE ISLANDCOMMUNITY FACILITIES NEEDS ASSESSMENT UPDATE

TIDA BOARDOCTOBER 14, 2020

AGENDA:• 01 INTRODUCTIONS

• 02 TRENDS

• 03 STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH

• 04 SCHEDULE

INTRODUCTIONS

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MIG CORE TEAM

Jamillah JordanDirector of Equity Studio

Lauren SchmittPrincipal, Parks and Recreation Planning

Monique BasseyLandscape Design Project Associate

Jennifer IsacoffDirector of Landscape Architecture

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ABOUT MIG

We believe that the environment around us

has a profound impact on our lives. We plan, design and sustain environments

that support human development

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ONE TREASURE ISLAND VISION

A thriving and inclusive new neighborhood on Treasure Island that

celebrates diversity and offers opportunity for all.

IMAGE PROVIDED BY TIDC

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• Update Demographics• Current Trends in Community

Facilities Planning• Stakeholder & Community Input• Needs Assessment

SCOPE OF WORK

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EXISTING CONDITIONS

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COMMUNITY FACILITIES

• Bookmobile • Public School (not operating)• Chapel (not operating) • Police Department• Childcare Center • Sailing Center• Community Center - Ship Shape • Treasure Island Museum• Community Garden • Skatepark Treasure Island• Dog Park • BBQ/Picnic Facilities• Fire Department • Boat Launch Northeast corner of Island• Gymnasium/YMCA • Clipper Cove Beach• Health Clinic • Perimeter Path• Life Learning Academy • Sports Fields• Playgrounds • Tennis Court

The following Community Facilities are currently on Treasure Island:

TRENDS

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2011 TRENDS

• The Outdoor Lifestyle• The Child in the City• Serving an Aging Population• Integrated Park and Open Space

System• Technology• Economics and Financing• Local Foods• Partnerships and Resource Sharing

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2020 UPDATE – OVERALL TRENDS

• On-Demand Lifestyle and Convenience

• Community Resilience• Healing-Centered Design• The Nature of Work• Hybrid Community Spaces• Lifelong Environments

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ON-DEMAND LIFESTYLE & CONVENIENCE

• Rideshare companies, apps featuring on-demand services, pop up programming spaces offer personalized lifestyle

• Equity and access issues raised – opportunities and barriers

• Community facilities – flexible, adaptable, dispersed outposts or programs

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COMMUNITY RESILIENCE

• Awareness and preparation for context of crisis: public health, sea level rise, earthquakes, heat, wildfire, electrical grid outages

• Increase community capacity to support residents, coordinate resource distribution & services

• Regenerative building features, communication hub, provisioning

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HEALING-CENTERED DESIGN

• Understand impacts of trauma: racial injustice, mental health, substance abuse, homelessness, incarceration

• Involve experts in planning/design• Avoid fragmented, unsafe, rigid,

overwhelming design• Ensure safety of children, strong

community-centered institutions, access to nature, flexibility and adaptability, break bread together

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THE NATURE OF WORK

• Even pre-COVID work from home, coworking and entrepreneurial spaces on the rise; workforce development

• Equity implications• Incubator programs, access to

workspaces; flexible, adaptable indoor-outdoor spaces, community use of technology, colocation and/or partnership opportunities

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HYBRID COMMUNITY SPACES

• Facilities evolving from single purpose institutions to accommodate multiple uses

• Some operational efficiencies, increase accessibility to users –“one stop shop” community hub

• Consider strategic adjacencies and colocation, operational issues, partnerships and public use

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LIFELONG ENVIRONMENTS

• Plan and design for the broadest lifespan and most vulnerable community members – 0 to 100 – benefits all

• Safety, accessibility, belonging, variety and reliability

• Balance age-specific facility needs with community integration esp. connectivity and facilities that support caregivers

STAKEHOLDER OUTREACH

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STAKEHOLDER INTERVIEWS – in progressTEEN/YOUTH CENTER, HEALTH & FITNESS, POTENTIAL POOL

• YMCACHILDCARE

• SF Office of Early Care and Education, Catholic Charities Child Development Center

COMMUNITY CENTER• SF Rec & Park Dept, OneTI

BRANCH LIBRARY / READING ROOM• SF Public Library

PUBLIC SCHOOL• SF Unified School District

ACUTE HEALTH CARE• Department of Public Health, HealthRIGHT360

PUBLIC SAFETY FACILITIES• SF Police and Fire Departments

TREASURE ISLAND MUSEUM• Treasure Island Museum

COMMUNITY GARDEN• Indigenous Permaculture

LIFE LEARNING ACADEMYSENIOR / ADULT SERVICES

• SF Department of Disability and Aging Services

RECREATION• Sailing Center

HOUSING PROVIDERS• Catholic Charities• Sword to Plowshares• Community Housing Partnerships• The Villages (John Stewart Company)• HealthRIGHT 360

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KEY TAKEAWAYS – in progress

• Access is an issue –transportation and hours of operation

• Integration – desire to expand beyond the walls into the community

• Need flexible community-serving spaces – kitchen, work/meeting rooms, rental event space

• Food is a potential connector for community, economy, culture and resilience

• Desire to better serve youth, seniors and vulnerable populations

• Plan to celebrate the unique environment, history and community of Treasure Island

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COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT

EARLY OCTOBER:• Focus Group Workshop• Community Questionnaire

• TI/YBI Citizen Advisory BoardInput

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SCOPE & SCHEDULE

July August September October November December

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1 Updated Demographic Profile Community Facilities Inventory | Base Map | Demographic Profile

2 Trends in Community Facilities PlanningKey Trends and Case Studies Brief

3 Stakeholder InputEngagement Plan | Interviews, Online Questionnaire, Digital Meeting

4 Preliminary FindingsPresentation and TIDA Meetings

5 Facilities Programming NeedsField Visit | Programming Needs and Opportunities Document (drafts & final)

6 Final Needs AssessmentFinal Document, Presentation and TIDA Meetings

THANK YOU!