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PUBLIC WORKSHOP #1MARCH 9, 2016D O G P A T C H

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WORKSHOP ONEMARCH 9, 2016

+ Plan Background and Overview _ Plan Goals and Outcomes _ Plan Outputs _ Related Planning Efforts _ Project Prioritization _ Timeline

+ Existing Conditions and Analysis + Workshop Activities _ Worksheets

Agenda Topics

+ Project Prioritization Voting Boards _Corridors _Open Spaces _District Wide Improvements

+ Conclusion and Next Steps

D O G P A T C H

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Plan Goals and Outcomes

The Plan will identify and scope

projects, provide concept designs

and preliminary project costs to

better inform funding decisions.

The Plan should reflect the

project priorities of local

residents, business operators,

and neighborhood organizations.

The Plan will provide a

platform for coordination

between different government

and nonprofit agencies.

GUIDE FUNDING REFLECT PRIORITIES AGENCY COORDINATION

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The plan can address critical

linkages between parks, the

waterfront, and other open

spaces that are incomplete or

disjointed.

The plan can ensure that all

public space projects, large

and small, receive attention

that produces a high standard

of design and execution.

The plan will include an

implementation plan and cost

estimates reflecting local

priorities and availability of

programmed funds.

BETTER CONNECTIONS INTEGRATED DESIGN IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING


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Many streets have substandard

sidewalks. Many street

segments rank low on the City’s

Pavement Condition Index (PCI).

The neighborhood has relatively

high number of intersections

ranking in the highest-risk

categories for pedestrian

collisions and injuries.

Lighting throughout the

neighborhood is inconsistent,

with many areas lacking basic

nighttime illumination.

BETTER SIDEWALKS SAFER CROSSINGS APPROPRIATE LIGHTING


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Through a robust

community engagement

process, finalize a prioritized

list of streetscape, open

space, and other public

realm projects.

Working with neighborhood

residents, businesses, and

property owners, produce

detailed design for the

highest priority projects.

Develop conceptual designs

for the remaining projects.

Provide robust cost

estimates for each of the

projects identified in the

plan.

IDENTIFY PROJECTS ESTIMATE COSTSDEVELOP DESIGNS

Plan Outputs

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Esprit Park

Marip

osa

Park

4th St. Plaza

Progress Park

(Future Pier 70 Development)

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23RD

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ILLINOIS ST.

TERRY FRANCOIS BLVD MICHIGAN ST.

TENNESSEE ST.

4TH ST. MINNESOTA ST.

INDIANA ST.

TENNESSEE ST.

MINNESOTA ST.

INDIANA ST.

PENNSYLVANIA ST.

IOWA ST.

MISSISSIPPI ST. MISSISSIPPI ST.

TEXAS ST. TEXAS ST.

DAKOTA ST.

MISSOURI ST.

MICHIGAN ST.

GEORGIA ST.

LOUISIANA ST.

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CraneCove Park

Pier 64Shoreline Access

Warm Water Cove

Potrero Hill Rec. Center

3RD ST.

PENNSYLVANIA ST.

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LEGEND

Existing Open Space: With Suggested Improvements

Proposed Open Space: Expanding the Public Realm

Underpass & Overpass Connector Improvements

Streetscape Enhancements: Sidewalk Greening & Amenities

City of SF Bike Route

Road Diets: Narrow Vehicle Space, Expand Public Realm

Shared Public Ways: Flexible Public Plazas

Intersection Safety Improvement

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Related Planning Efforts

Eastern Neighborhoods

SF Planning, August 2008

Cesar Chavez East

Community Design Plan

SF Planning, February 2012

Blue Greenway Planning and

Design Guidelines

Port of SF, July 2012

Dogpatch - Northwest Potrero GBD

Management Plan and Green Vision Plan

November 2013

Green Connections

City of San Francisco, March 2014

Pier 70 Peferred Master Plan

Port of SF, April 2010

San Francisco Better Streets

City of San Francisco, June 2010

22nd Street Greening Master Plan

Green Trust SF, May 2011

Central Waterfront

Area Plan

SF Planning, Dec 2008

Bicycle Strategy

SFMTA

April 2013

SF Bicycle Plan

SFMTA

June 2009

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PUBLIC WORKSHOPSMARCH 2016

INITIAL PRIORITY LIST

Project Identification & Prioritization


August 2008

Cesar Chavez East Community Design Plan

February 2012

Blue Greenway

July 2012

GBD Management Plan

November 2013

Green Connections

March 2014


April 2010


June 2010


May 2011

Central Waterfront Area Plan

Dec 2008

Bicycle Strategy

April 2013

SF Bicycle Plan

June 2009

PUBLIC REALM PLANPRIORITY LIST

INTERAGENCYFEASIBILITY ANALYSIS

SUMMER / FALL / WINTER 2015

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Timeline

BEGIN OUTREACH AT COMMUNITY GROUP MEETINGS

EXISTING CONDITIONS DOCUMENTATION

IDENTIFY PRIORITIES

DEVELOP DESIGN IDEAS

FINALIZE DESIGNS

RELEASE AND ADOPTION

Planning Department

begin oureach at DNA,

PDMA, Potrero Boosters,

CWAG, DPNWP GBD,

and other regular

stakeholder meetings.

Launch Neighborland,

an online polling and

public feedback site.

Collect oral histo-ries, and hold focus groups,

Public Workshop #1Gather community in-put to identify prior-ity projects for Dog-patch.

Develop cost esti-mates for preferred designs. Final ize an implementation plan for al l public realm projects.

Begin using the plan as an instrument for funding and building projects.

Gather information about private devel-opment, public plan-ning projects, and the state of streets and sidewalks. Iden-tify opporunities and constraints for public realm plan projects in Dogpatch. Coor-dinate between City Agencies.

Public Workshop #2 Report back on re-sults from Workshop #1.

Present ideas for de-sign strategies. Col-lect community feed-back on preferences.

Conduct feasibi l-ity analyses with MTA, Recreation and Parks, Port of SF, Public Works, and others. Develop de-sign options for pri-ority projects.

Public Workshop #3Collect public input on design options.

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Existing Conditions

We encourage everyone to write on every board you see!

PLAN OVERVIEW HISTORY MOBILITY


The Plan will identify and scope

projects, provide concept designs

and preliminary project costs to

better inform funding decisions.

The Plan should reflect the

project priorities of local

residents, business operators,

and neighborhood organizations.

The Plan will provide a

platform for coordination

between different government

and nonprofit agencies.

GUIDE FUNDING REFLECT PRIORITIES AGENCY COORDINATION

The plan can address critical

linkages between parks, the

waterfront, and other open

spaces that are incomplete or

disjointed.

The plan can ensure that all

public space projects, large

and small, receive attention

that produces a high standard

of design and execution.

The plan will include an

implementation plan and cost

estimates reflecting local

priorities and availability of

programmed funds.

BETTER CONNECTIONS INTEGRATED DESIGN

IMPLEMENTATION PLANNING

Many streets have substandard

sidewalks. Many street

segments rank low on the City’s

Pavement Condition Index (PCI).

The neighborhood has relatively

high number of intersections

ranking in the highest-risk

categories for pedestrian

collisions and injuries.

Lighting throughout the

neighborhood is inconsistent,

with many areas lacking basic

nighttime illumination.

BETTER SIDEWALKS SAFER CROSSINGSAPPROPRIATE LIGHTING

Through a robust community

engagement process,

f inal ize a priorit ized l ist of

streetscape, open space, and

other public realm projects.

Working with neighborhood

residents, businesses, and property

owners, produce detai led design

for the highest priority projects.

Develop conceptual designs for the

remaining projects.

Provide robust cost

estimates for each of the

projects identif ied in the

plan.

IDENTIFY PROJECTS ESTIMATE COSTS

DEVELOP DESIGNS

Plan Outputs

Esprit Park

Marip

osa

Park

4th St. Plaza

Progress Park

(Future Pier 70 Development)

19TH

ST.

19

TH S

T.

3RD ST.

20TH

ST.

20

TH S

T.

22ND

ST.

22

ND S

T.

SIERR

A ST

.

23RD

ST.

TUBB

S ST

.

ILLINOIS ST.

TERRY FRANCOIS BLVD MICHIGAN ST.

TENNESSEE ST.

4TH ST. MINNESOTA ST.

INDIANA ST.

TENNESSEE ST.

MINNESOTA ST.

INDIANA ST.

PENNSYLVANIA ST.

IOWA ST.

MISSISSIPPI ST. MISSISSIPPI ST.

TEXAS ST. TEXAS ST.

DAKOTA ST.

MISSOURI ST.

MICHIGAN ST.

GEORGIA ST.

LOUISIANA ST.

24TH

ST.

25TH

ST.

25

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26TH

ST.

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18TH

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18

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OVER

PASS

OVER

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MARI

POSA

ST.

MA

RIPO

SA S

T.

S . F. B AY

CraneCove Park

Pier 64Shoreline Access

Warm Water Cove

Potrero Hill Rec. Center

3RD ST.

PENNSYLVANIA ST.

24TH

ST.

34

1

2

9

31

6

21

22

23

12

16

16

5

4

18

29

27

28

37

3633

38

26

35

2515

11

3

14

3230

40

7

13

8

10

19

20

24

39

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LEGEND

Existing Open Space: With Suggested Improvements

Proposed Open Space: Expanding the Public Realm

Underpass & Overpass Connector Improvements

Streetscape Enhancements: Sidewalk Greening & Amenities

City of SF Bike Route

Road Diets: Narrow Vehicle Space, Expand Public Realm

Shared Public Ways: Flexible Public Plazas

Intersection Safety Improvement

N

US 101

Marip

osa

3rd St.

I-280

Cesa

rCh

avez

29APPENDIXDOGPATCH-NW POTRERO HILL GREEN BENEFIT DISTRICT (GBD) MANAGEMENT PLAN

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Timeline

Related Planning Efforts


SF Planning

August 2008

Cesar Chavez East

Community Design Plan

SF Planning, February 2012

Blue Greenway Planning and

Design Guidelines

Port of SF, July 2012

Dogpatch - Northwest Potrero GBD

Management Plan and Green Vision Plan

November 2013

Green Connections

City of San Francisco

March 2014


Port of SF

Apri l 2010


City of San Francisco

June 2010


Green Trust SF

May 2011

Central Waterfront Area Plan

SF Planning

December 2008

Bicycle Strategy

SFMTA

April 2013

SF Bicycle Plan

SFMTA

June 2009

BEGIN OUTREACH AT COMMUNITY GROUP MEETINGS

EXISTING CONDITIONS DOCUMENTATION

IDENTIFY PRIORITIES

DEVELOP DESIGN IDEAS

FINALIZE DESIGNS

RELEASE AND ADOPTION

Planning Department

begin outreach at

DNA, PDMA, Potrero

Boosters, CWAG,

DPNWP GBD, and other

regular stakeholder

meetings. Launch

Neighborland, an online

poll ing and public

feedback site.

Collect oral histories,

and hold focus groups,

Public Workshop #1

Gather community input

to identify priority

projects for Dogpatch.

Develop cost

estimates for preferred

designs. Final ize an

implementation plan

for al l public realm

projects.

Begin using the plan

as an instrument for

funding and building

projects.

Gather information about

private development,

public planning projects,

and the state of streets

and sidewalks. Identify

opportunities and

constraints for public

realm plan projects in

Dogpatch. Coordinate

between City Agencies.

Public Workshop #2

Report back on results

from Workshop #1.

Present ideas for design

strategies. Collect

community feedback on

preferences.

Conduct feasibi l ity anal-

yses with MTA, Recrea-

tion and Parks, Port of

SF, Public Works, and

others. Develop design

options for priority pro-

jects.

Public Workshop #3

Collect public input on

design options.

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DATE: MARCH 09 2016

LOCATION: SMOKESTACK

D O G P A T C H PROJECT OVERVIEW

1929 American Can Company Tubbs Cordage worker houses PG&E Bio log ist - J im Adams

1955 Potrero Pol ice Stat ion 1243-45 Minnesota 1899-1900 Sanborn Map 1927 19th Street v iaduct as pedestr ian-on ly br idge

1862 photo of Potrero Point at I l l ino is St . and 19th. 1906 = sh i f t change at the intersect ion of 3rd ( then Kentucky St . ) and 20th ( then Napa)

1890 Ir ish Hi l l

1870 Boys f ish ing of f o f Long Br idge

1870 Boatyard at Potrero Point7

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World War I , Beth lehem Workers

Beth lehem Steel forge workers c . Lym Fami ly Compound

1942 Beth lehem Ship Yard

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Tubbs Cordage Employees

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D O G P A T C H DOGPATCH THENWORKSHOP #1

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LOCATION: SMOKESTACKINFORMATIONAL MAPS

SOCIAL/CULTURAL ASSETS + IMPORTANT PLACES

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PIPELINE PROJECTS [PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT]

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3rd St.

Tennessee St.

Minnesota St.

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Pennsylvania St.

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1-280

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Iowa St.

Pennsylvania St.

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1-280

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Michigan St.

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Iowa St.

Pennsylvania St.

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Historical/Social Assets,

Third Places

Land Use

Legend

Pipeline Private

Development

Stage of Entitlement

Residential Unit Count#

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59

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7 37

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[Construction]

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[PL Filed]

[BP Issued] [Construction]

[PL Filed]

[PL Filed]

[PL Filed] [PL Filed]

[BP Filed] [PL Filed]

[PL Filed]

[PL Filed]

[PL Approved]

[BP Filed] [Construction][BP Approved]

[Unit Count TBD]

[The Ramp]

[AIC]

[Dogpatch Saloon]

[Historic Police Station]

[1275 Minnesota]

[Philz Coffee]

[Harmonic Brewing]

[Alt School]

[La Scuola

International School]

[Workshop Residence]

[Piccino]

[Rickshaw Bagworks]

[Friends of Potrero

Hill Nursery School]

[Museum of Craft & Design]

[Pier 70 Historic District

Contributing Resources]

[BP Filed]

[PL Approved]

[BP Filed][Construction]

[Construction]

[PL Filed]

DPPR Outline

Existing Open Space

Mixed Use, CIE, MIPS

Retail

Residential, Mixed Res.

PDR

ROW

Vacant

Existing Open Space

CEQA A [Historic

Preservation]

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Future Open Space

Future Open Space

SOCIAL + CULTURAL ASSETS

PIPELINE PROJECTS: OPEN SPACE AND

MOBILITY “MY DOGPATCH”

WORKSHOP #1

DATE: MARCH 09 2016

LOCATION: SMOKESTACKINFORMATIONAL MAPS

LANDSCAPE QUALITY

MOBILITY

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Illinois St.

Michigan St.

3rd St.

Tennessee St.

Minnesota St.

Indiana St.

Iowa St.

Pennsylvania St.

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1-280

Illinois St.

Michigan St.

3rd St.

Tennessee St.

Minnesota St.

Indiana St.

Iowa St.

Pennsylvania St.

1-280

1-280

The Landscape Quality Assessment

factored in the presence of street

trees, lighting and sidewalks per each

street segment as highlighted below.

Factors were given a score, 0-3, then

combined with a potential cumulative

score out of 9.

Legend

Legend

[4-6] Medium

[0-3] Low

[7-9] High

Lighting

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No Sidewalk

Bike Route

Transit Stop

Bike Parking

One Auto Travel Lane

Two Auto Travel Lanes

No Curb Ramp

Caltrain

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LOCATION: SMOKESTACKPUBLIC REALM PROJECTS UNDERWAY

Angel Alley and 1201 Tennessee PassageAngel Alley is a neighborhood-led effort green the

lower segment of Tennessee between Tubbs and 22nd

Street. Nearby, a publicly accessible midblock passage

will connect Tennessee Street to 3rd Street.

F Dogpatch Arts PlazaDogpatch Arts Plaza (DAP) will convert a dead-end

street into an 8,500 square foot arts-focused public

pedestrian plaza at 19th and Indiana Streets. DAP

celebrates Dogpatch’s artistic spirit and its industrial

heritage by creating a public outdoor art gallery for

large-scale installations and performances. DAP also

serves as the starting point of an emerging 19th Street

Green Corridor that connects Esprit Park to the future

Crane Cove Park at Pier 70.

G

22nd Street Green Connection ProjectThe 22nd Street Green Connection Streetscape project goes

from Illinois Street to Pennsylvania Avenue. The project will

create a green, inviting connection from Public realm and

roadway improvements include tree and understory planting,

new pedestrian lighting, replacement of sidewalk concrete

where needed and installation of turf block treatments,

corner sidewalk bulbouts, new painted crosswalks and bike

route markings (sharrows).

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Crane Cove ParkCrane Cove Park is set to be one of the most celebrated

new parks in the City. It is uniquely located within

the Union Iron Works Historic District at Pier 70 and

adjacent to the Port’s large and active ship repair yard.

The project includes preservation of the historic ship

building slip-way and two historic cranes. Community

planning and design is funded from the 2008 and 2012

Neighborhood Parks Bond, which will also fund the

first phase of construction.

A

Tunnel Top ParkTunnel Top Park, serving both Potrero Hill and Dogpatch

is located on the corner of 25th Street and Pennsylvania

Ave. Tunnel Top Park is a volunteer driven community

greening project, focused on transforming a once vacant

lot into a vibrant green space.

Provide a public easement for a public stair that

would connect 22nd Street in the Dogpatch / Central

Waterfront neighborhoods with the Potrero Annex (Hope

SF) project and the Potrero Recreation Center park.

The area for the stair would include 5,900 square feet.

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22nd Street Stair

Warm Water CoveThis Park is expected to be renovated and expanded as

a bay-side open space for gathering, walking, picnicking

and historic interpretation. Originally improved in the

1970’s, the park is in need of new plantings, site

furnishings, pathways and lighting. The park also is

expected to be expanded to connect with 25th Street to

close a gap in the Blue Greenway and San Francisco

Bay Trail network.

C

Pier 70 Parks and Open SpacesThe Pier 70 Preferred Master Plan (April 2010) calls

for new access to the waterfront for public enjoyment.

The Plan’s open space system ties in with existing

regional open space plans, including the Association of

Bay Area Governments’ Bay Trail, and the San Francisco

Bay Conservation Development Commission, Bay Water

Trail plan. These regional efforts are furthered by

the City’s Blue Greenway open space efforts. For the

purpose of clarity, the Plan refers to all of these

efforts as the Blue Greenway.

B

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Several streets are important bicycle connections

through the neighborhood. Indiana, Minnesota btween

23rd and Cesar Chavez, Illinois, Mariposa, and Cesar

Chavez all have future bicycle facility improvements

planned by MTA.

D Bikeways

The Dogpatch-Northwest Potrero Hill Green Benefit

District is initiating a Jumpstart Program to begin

maintenance services at six open spaces in the

neighborhood. Minnesota Grove, Progress Park, IM

Scott Sidewalk Gardens, and Woods Yard Mini-Park

are all within the Public Realm Plan Area. A total

of eleven spaces, including Fallen Bridge park, The

Benches Garden, The Loop, are designated for service

in the GBD Management Plan.

J GBD Jumpstart Maintenance Projects

The Central Waterfront - Dogpatch is full of sites where

parks, open spaces, and mobility projects are planned

or already underway. Many of you have participated

in shaping the projects on this board. Other projects

on this board will have a separate community design

process and will not be directly shaped by the Public

Realm Plan we are talking about tonight.

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WORKSHOP #1

DATE: MARCH 09 2016

LOCATION: SMOKESTACKNEIGHBORHOOD

“MY DOGPATCH

ISSUES

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Where is your home [Add a BLACK dot]? Where is your workplace [Add a YELLOW dot]?

Where is the most unsafe intersection for pedestrians? Why?

Where is your favorite place to bring your kids? Why?

Where is your favorite place to bring your dog? Why?

Where is your favorite place to gather with friends? Why?

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Legend

DPPR Area

Buildings

Open Space

Curb Line

LANDSCAPE QUALITY PIPELINE PROJECTS: PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT

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Workshop Activities

WORKSHOP #1DOGPATCH PUBLIC REALM PLAN

03.09.16

THE SETUP: SCHEME 1

Voting Boards/Analysis

Refreshments

Historic + Oral History

Kids Table + Postcards

Reception Area + Check-in

Entrance Breakout Area

Presentation Area

Table/Collection Box

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B1

B5

B9

B2

B6

B10 B11

B13 B14B12

B3

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B4

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+ Worksheets _ Map Your Routes _ Draw Your Dogpatch

+ Activity Stations _ Your Oral History _ Build your City and Park!

+ Project Prioritization Voting Boards _Corridors: North - South _Corridors: East - West _Streetscape Elements _Open Spaces _Open Space Elements _District Wide Improvements

D O G P A T C H

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Workshop Activities

WORKSHOP #1DOGPATCH PUBLIC REALM PLAN

03.09.16

THE SETUP: SCHEME 2

Voting Boards/Analysis

Refreshments

Historic + Oral History

Kids Table + Postcards

Reception Area + Check-in

Entrance Breakout Area

Presentation Area

Table/Collection Box

1

1

3

3

5

5

2

2

4

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B

B1

B5

B9

B2

B6

B10 B11

B13 B14B12

B3

B7

B4

B8

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+ Worksheets _ Map Your Routes _ Draw Your Dogpatch

+ Activity Stations _ Your Oral History _ Build your City and Park!

+ Project Prioritization Voting Boards _Corridors: North - South _Corridors: East - West _Streetscape Elements _Open Spaces _Open Space Elements _District Wide Improvements

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Dogpatch History

1 . When did you move to Dogpatch, and why?

2. What is your favorite place in Dogpatch / Central Waterfront, and why?

3. What is the biggest challenge facing Dogpatch today?

4. Do you remember the Tubbs Cordage Factory? What can you tell us about it?

1929 American Can Company Tubbs Cordage worker houses PG&E Bio log ist - J im Adams

1955 Potrero Pol ice Stat ion 1243-45 Minnesota 1899-1900 Sanborn Map 1927 19th Street v iaduct as pedestr ian-on ly br idge

1862 photo of Potrero Point at I l l ino is St . and 19th. 1906 = sh i f t change at the intersect ion of 3rd ( then Kentucky St . ) and 20th ( then Napa)

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1870 Boys f ish ing of f o f Long Br idge

1870 Boatyard at Potrero Point7

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Beth lehem Steel forge workers c . Lym Fami ly Compound

1942 Beth lehem Ship Yard

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1946 Aer ia l 1927 Map of San Francisco1929 Birdseye

1859 USGS Coasta l Survey Map

1869 Salt Marsh T ide lands auct ion map

San Francisco’s eastern shore l ine and the Long Br idge

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1868 b ird ’s eye , look ing from the west . 1868 Sketch of San Francisco Shore l ine

1865 i l lustrat ion of San Francisco’s h istor ic Dogpatch ne ighborhood Dogpatch Overv iew

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‘Cognitive mapping’ is a term used to refer to one’s personal representation of the experienced world. Provided is a blank map outline of the Dogpatch Public Realm Plan.

Please draw, write, doodle on this map. . .

+ What are some of your favorite landmarks, spaces, and/or streets?

+ Where is your favorite place to hang out?

+ Are there edges or boundaries that divide the neighborhood into dif ferent parts? What are those?

+ Where do you live?

Draw Your Dogpatch

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A path of travel map documents how you move through the city on a daily basis . Provided is a blank map outline of the Dogpatch Public Realm Plan.

Please draw, write, doodle on this map. . .

+ What are some of the routes you take during the week days vs . weekend? Draw some arrows!

+ It ’s okay if origins and desitnations are outside the boundaries of this map.

+ Do you walk, jog, skate, bike, drive, or take transit?

+ Where do you live?

Map Your Routes

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Build Your City Park!

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LOCATION: SMOKESTACKNORTH - SOUTH CORRIDOR PROJECTS

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Indiana Street Corridor

Road diet; Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements; Intersection Improvements; Greening. Reconfigure parking

to allow for more generous sidewalks, greening, social spaces and sustainable infrastructure. Could be a

linear park that links existing and proposed green spaces.

ROLE - Initiate; PARTNERS - SFRP, DPW, PD;

STATUS - Concept

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Illinois Street Corridor

Potential Treatments:

• Bicycle Facility Improvments

• Intersection Safety Treatments

• Sidwalk Pavement, Greening, and Street Trees

• Pedestrian-Scale Lighting

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Pennsylvania Ave Corridor

Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements; Intersection Improvements; Greening. Provide streetscape improvements

including amenities and sidewalk greening.

STATUS - Concept; PARTNERS - DPW, SFRP, PD, Local Developers; TYPE - Shared Public Ways; Flexible

Public Plazas

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Opportunities and Constrants:

• Freight Traffic and Turning• SFMTA light rail tracks (south of 25th St.)

Sources: SFMTA + Port of SF + NDWP-GBD

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Number of votes on Neighborland: 7

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Tennessee Street Corridor, North

Road diet; Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements; Intersection Improvements; Greening. Reconfigure street

to provide more generous sidewalks, greening and green infrastructure improvements. Provide strong

linkage to 1201 Tennessee Park (see 24).

ROLE - Assist; PARTNERS - DPW, PD MTA, SFPA;

STATUS - Construction

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Number of votes on Neighborland: X

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Tennessee Street Corridor, South

Road diet; Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements; Intersection Improvements; Greening. Reconfigure street

to provide more generous sidewalks, greening and green infrastructure improvements. Provide strong

linkage to 1201 Tennessee Park (see 24).

ROLE - Assist; PARTNERS - DPW, PD MTA, SFPA;

STATUS - Construction

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Minnesota Street Corridor, North

Road diet; Bicycle / Pedestrian Improvements; Intersection Improvements; greening. Create a curbless

plaza street that integrates with surrounding retail and Woods Yard Park while providing limited vehicle

access (see 19). Reconfigure parking to allow for more generous sidewalks, greening, social spaces and

sustainable infrastructure. Expand Esprit Park into streetscape. Provide bike share pod.

ROLE - Initiate; PARTNERS - DPW, SFRP, Developers

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Minnesota Street Corridor, South

Road diet; Bicycle and Pedestrian Improvements; Intersection Improvements; Greening. Provide Streetscape

improvements including amenities and sidewalk greening. Improvements will provide strong link to

Minnesota Grove.

ROLE - Lead; PARTNERS - DPW; STATUS - Concept

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Number of votes on Neighborland: XNumber of votes on Neighborland: X

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WHICH CORRIDORS NEED ATTENTION?

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Existing Open Space

Everyone has up to three votes they can cast for each voting board. Please make sure to use the correct color when voting on the map!

CORRIDORS: N/S CORRIDORS: E/W STREETSCAPE ELEMENTS

NORTH - SOUTH CORRIDOR PROJECTS

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Illinois Street Corridor

Indiana Street Corridor


• Bicycle Facility Improvements


• Sidewalk Pavement, Greening, and Street Trees





























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Pennsylvania Ave Corridor7

Opportunities and Constraints:

• Freight Traffic and Turning• SFMTA light rail tracks (south of 25th St.)


• Motor coach traffic to SFMTA service facilities


• Freight Traffic and Turning


• Motor coach traffic to SFMTA service facilities


• Freight Traffic and Turning• Motor coach traffic to SFMTA service facilities



Sources: SFMTA + Port of SF + DNWP-GBD

Sources: SFMTA + Port of SF + DNWP-GBD

Sources: Planning Department

Sources: SFMTA + DNWP-GBD

Sources: DNWP-GBD

Sources: SFMTA + DNWP-GBD

Sources: DNA

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Tennessee Street Corridor, North

Tennessee Street Corridor, South

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Minnesota Street Corridor, North5

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Number of votes on Neighborland: N/A

Minnesota Street Corridor, South6

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Number of votes on Neighborland: 6Number of votes on Neighborland: 6

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EAST - WEST CORRIDOR PROJECTS

24th Street Corridor13

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18th Street Corridor and Overpass9

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Cesar Chavez Street Corridor16


20th Street Corridor and Overpass11

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23rd Street Corridor12

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Mariposa Street Corridor8

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Number of votes on Neighborland: 1 Number of votes on Neighborland: 0 Number of votes on Neighborland: 6

Number of votes on Neighborland: 0 Number of votes on Neighborland: 16 Number of votes on Neighborland: 1

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• Pedestrian amenities on overpass





• Pedestrian amenities under I-280 overpass





• Pedestrian amenities under I-280 overpass









• Pedestrian amenities at Caltrain/Caltrans Bridge









• Pedestrian amenities on overpass









• Higher vehicle volumes


• Potential at-grade public space beneath overpass


• Freight Traffic and TurningOpportunities and Constraints:

• Freight Traffic and Turning, high vehicle volumes




• Hill-to-shore connection


• Hill-to-shore connection• Freight Traffic and Turning

Sources: SFMTA + Port of SF + OWED + Planning

Sources: DNWP-GBD

Sources: DNWP-GBD Sources: Planning + SFMTA + OWEDSources: Planning

Sources: DNWP-GBD Sources: DNWP-GBD

Sources: DNWP-GBD + Planning Sources: DNWP-GBD

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Illinois St.

Michigan St.

3rd St.

Tennessee St.

Minnesota St.

Indiana St.

Iowa St.

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Other Ideas

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Corner Bulbouts

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Widened Sidewalks

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Better Crosswalks

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Pedestrian-Scale Lighting

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Neighborhood Signage

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Public Art

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Sidewalk Plantings

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Decorative Paving

Comments

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Bicycle Share Stations

Comments

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Bicycle Lanes

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Bicycle Racks

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Bicycle Corrals

Comments

WHAT DO YOU WANT ON YOUR STREETS AND SIDEWALKS?

Street Trees

Seating

OPEN SPACES OPEN SPACE ELEMENTS DISTRICT WIDEWHICH OPEN SPACES NEED AT-


• Designated Off-Leash Dog Areas• Designated Childrens’ Play Areas• Passive Recreation Areas & Picnicking Facilities• Adult fitness equipment


• Redesign flanking concrete plaza areas• Redesign planting scheme


• Redesign of the street-level plaza by Cafe Centro• Pedestrian scale lighting• Bicycle racks and/or bikeshare station


• Shared street




• Open schoolyard• Integrated plant scheme for yards + sidewalks


• Largest, oldest, most established open space in DP


• Retain existing children’s play area• Coordination with 22nd St. Green Connection• Streetscape Project


• Coordination with 22nd St. Green Connection• Streetscape Project


• Requires acquisition or long-term lease of land


• Home of Friends of Potrero Hill Preschool! Consult

with The Friends on their long-term vision for the

campus. SFUSD is the landowner.

Sources: DNWP-GBD

Sources: DNWP-GBD + GreenTrust SF

Sources: DNWP-GBD

Sources: DNWP-GBD

Sources: DNWP-GBD

Sources: DNWP-GBD

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Woods Yard Park20

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Esprit Park17 I.M. Scott Schoolyard18

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Caltrain Station Entry Plaza23

Minnesota Grove Expansion21

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Progress Park Expansion: East24

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Number of votes on Neighborland: 25 Number of votes on Neighborland: 7

Number of votes on Neighborland: 15 Number of votes on Neighborland: 10

Number of votes on Neighborland: 14Number of votes on Neighborland: 42

WHICH OPEN SPACES NEED ATTENTION?

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Tennessee St.

Minnesota St.

Indiana St.

Iowa St.

Pennsylvania St.

1-280

1-280




• Designated off-leash dog areas• Community Gardening area• Other features per TTP Steering Committee




• The Port of San Francisco is the land owner


• TTP Steering Committee welcomes more public input

regarding plans and designs


• Requires acquisition or long-term lease of land

Sources: Port of SF

Sources: DNWP-GBD + TTP Steering Committee

Sources: DNWP-GBD

Progress Park Expansion: South22

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Tunnel Top Park25

19 Warm Water Cove Park





• Boat launch• Lighting• Improved access and paths


• TTP Steering Committee welcomes more public input

regarding plans and designs

Sources: Planning + Recreation and Parks

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Islais Creek Shoreline26


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WHAT YOU WANT YOUR PARKS AND OPEN

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Children’s Play Areas

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Open / Flex Spaces for Gatherings

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Active Recreation Facilities

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Programs & Neighborhood Events

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Other Ideas

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Designated / Separate Dog Areas

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Picnic Facilities

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Community Gardening Opportunities

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Native habitat gardens

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WHAT DO YOU WANT IN YOUR PARKS AND OPEN SPACES?

• Public art, lighting treatments, or other pedestrian amenities marking a gateway

into Dogpatch

• Depending on the street: coordination with Caltrans and/or Caltrain

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Place overhead utilities underground: Pop-Up Activities:

More Green Space:

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Other Ideas...!!!

Neighborhood Gateways

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Source(s): DNWP-GBD + GreenTrust SF

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DISTRICT-WIDE PROJECTS

PL ACE A C IRCLED NUMBER ON THE MAP BELOW WHERE YOU THINK THESE IS SUES SHOULD BE ADDRESSED.

F EEL FREE TO MAK E ADD I T IONA L COMMENTS AND SUGGEST IONS FOR US TO CONS IDER!

Illinois St.

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Minnesota St.

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WHAT OTHER DISTRICT-WIDE PROJECTS NEED ATTENTION?

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