http://greenconnections.sfplanning.org

S ince the

February 15, 2012 kick-off event, the Green Connections team has led over 20 outreach events across the City. This effort has helped us to understand your preferred routes to parks as well as your vision for a Green Connection.

This board contains both a summary of the these events and an overview of community generated ideas about how a Green Connection could look and feel.

Birding at Heron's Head Park

Visitacion Valley Greenway Walk

WALKS

A series of walks hosted by Nature and the City, San Francisco Parks Alliance, and Walk San Francisco. These walks explored what a Green Connection could look like in San Francisco. The walks highlighted projects initiated by both community members and the City. These projects are successful examples of how greening and landscaping, traffic calming, wildlife, and/or community stewardship could be incorporated into the design. Participants were invited to complete a short questionnaire summarizing observations and their vision for a green connection.

BIRDING AT HERON'S HEAD PARK AR 10, 2012( WITH JOSIAH CLARK )

VISITACION VALLEY GREENWAY WALK APR 21, 2012

GREEN HAIRSTREAK BUTTERFLY: A WALK MAY 20, 2012THROUGH AN ECOSYSTEM CORRIDOR

HOLLY PARK TO ALEMANY FARM BUTTERFLY WALK MAY 26, 2012

GREEN STREETS, MEAN STREETS: JUN 16, 2012SOMA ALLEYS AND GARDENS

UNLIKELY HABITAT: A TENDERLOIN JUL 01, 2012SWALLOWTAIL TOUR

POTRERO HILL TO THE BLUE GREENWAY, GREY TO AUG 19, 2012 GREEN TO BLUE

NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICE HOURS

We held meetings in the focus neighborhoods to share ideas and hear community input.

CHINATOWN PUBLIC LIBRARYCommunity Room1135 Powell Street (between Washington St. and Jackson St.)This is not a Library Sponsored Program

APRIL 11, 2012WEDNESDAY 3:00-6:00 PM

http://greenconnections.sfplanning.org

FOR MORE INFO, CONTACT:

Green Connections is a new project about improving the City’s streets and routes that lead to our parks, waterfront and open spaces. This project builds on current efforts to create sustainable corridors that enhance mobility, green neighborhood streets, and improve pedestrian and bicycle access to community amenities and recreational opportunities.

The second year will build on this framework to design green connections in the following six neighborhoods: Bayview-Hunters Point, Chinatown, Potrero Hill, Tenderloin, Visitacion Valley and Western Addition.

Get involved! Join us for office hours! Visit the project web site for project information and upcoming events. Follow Green Connections on Facebook and take our survey!!!

How can we improve your path to the park? Join us for Green Connect ions Of f ice Hours

: 558.6282 Para sa impormasyon sa Tagalog tumawag sa: 558.6251 Para información en Español llamar al: 575.9065

KEARSTIN DISCHINGER, Project ManagerSan Francisco Planning Department greenconnections@sfgov.org, 415.558.6284

O�ce Hours Flyer

WESTERN ADDITION MAR 14, 2012

TENDERLOIN MAR 21, 2012

POTRERO HILL MAR 28, 2012

VISITACION VALLEY APR 04, 2012

CHINATOWN APR 11, 2012

BAYVIEW APR 25, 2012

EXAMPLES OF

STREETS

THAT ARE

LIKE GREEN

CONNECTIONS

SUGGESTED

COMPONENTS

OF A GREEN

CONNECTION

Daylighted creeks (Mission, Islais)

Urban agriculture, farmer’s markets, community gardens, permaculture

Separated bike lanes

Alleys, if sunny and clean

Plazas

Chicanes, bulb-outs

Benches

Storm/rainwater gardens

Native plants

Seasonal plantings

Good paths for jogging

Visitacion Valley Greenway

The Wiggle

Poppyland and Penny Lane, Glen Park

Alleys in Sunnyside

Mid-block open paths in Balboa Terrace

Paths at the top of San Jose Avenue

Stairways

Presidio

Market Street (separated bike lanes)

Valencia Street

Connections to transit

Bathrooms

Mosaics, public art, murals

Connections to footbridges, walking bridges

Pocket parks

Par course exercises

Shade

Interesting architecture

Trellises on (retaining) walls w/native plants, green roofs

The Wiggle, Scott Street

Visitacion Valley Greenway

Moraga Street Steps

Presidio, Crissy Fields

Bike to School Day took place on April 12, 2012. Postcards were distributed to over 3,000 students with information about the project and ways to participate in outreach events.

BIKE TO SCHOOL DAY

Sunday Streets in BayviewSUNDAY STREETS

We asked for your feedback on how the route to the park in your neighborhood could be improved.

EMBARCADERO MAR 11, 2012

GREAT HIGHWAY APR 15, 2012

MISSION JUN 03, 2012

BAYVIEW / DOGPATCH JUL 22, 2012

CHINATOWN AUG 26, 2012

WESTERN ADDITION SEP 09, 2012

Sunday Streets in Chinatown

What we heard: Your vision of a Green ConnectionWhat we’ve done: Citywide Events

Birding at Heron's Head Park

Visitacion Valley Greenway Walk

WALKS

A series of walks hosted by Nature and the City, San Francisco Parks Alliance, and Walk San Francisco. These walks explored what a Green Connection could look like in San Francisco. The walks highlighted projects initiated by both community members and the City. These projects are successful examples of how greening and landscaping, traffic calming, wildlife, and/or community stewardship could be incorporated into the design. Participants were invited to complete a short questionnaire summarizing observations and their vision for a green connection.

BIRDING AT HERON'S HEAD PARK AR 10, 2012( WITH JOSIAH CLARK )

VISITACION VALLEY GREENWAY WALK APR 21, 2012

GREEN HAIRSTREAK BUTTERFLY: A WALK MAY 20, 2012THROUGH AN ECOSYSTEM CORRIDOR

HOLLY PARK TO ALEMANY FARM BUTTERFLY WALK MAY 26, 2012

GREEN STREETS, MEAN STREETS: JUN 16, 2012SOMA ALLEYS AND GARDENS

UNLIKELY HABITAT: A TENDERLOIN JUL 01, 2012SWALLOWTAIL TOUR

POTRERO HILL TO THE BLUE GREENWAY, GREY TO AUG 19, 2012 GREEN TO BLUE

NEIGHBORHOOD OFFICE HOURS

We held meetings in the focus neighborhoods to share ideas and hear community input.

CHINATOWN PUBLIC LIBRARYCommunity Room1135 Powell Street (between Washington St. and Jackson St.)This is not a Library Sponsored Program

APRIL 11, 2012WEDNESDAY 3:00-6:00 PM

http://greenconnections.sfplanning.org

FOR MORE INFO, CONTACT:

Green Connections is a new project about improving the City’s streets and routes that lead to our parks, waterfront and open spaces. This project builds on current efforts to create sustainable corridors that enhance mobility, green neighborhood streets, and improve pedestrian and bicycle access to community amenities and recreational opportunities.

The second year will build on this framework to design green connections in the following six neighborhoods: Bayview-Hunters Point, Chinatown, Potrero Hill, Tenderloin, Visitacion Valley and Western Addition.

Get involved! Join us for office hours! Visit the project web site for project information and upcoming events. Follow Green Connections on Facebook and take our survey!!!

How can we improve your path to the park? Join us for Green Connect ions Of f ice Hours

: 558.6282 Para sa impormasyon sa Tagalog tumawag sa: 558.6251 Para información en Español llamar al: 575.9065

KEARSTIN DISCHINGER, Project ManagerSan Francisco Planning Department greenconnections@sfgov.org, 415.558.6284

O�ce Hours Flyer

WESTERN ADDITION MAR 14, 2012

TENDERLOIN MAR 21, 2012

POTRERO HILL MAR 28, 2012

VISITACION VALLEY APR 04, 2012

CHINATOWN APR 11, 2012

BAYVIEW APR 25, 2012

EXAMPLES OF

STREETS

THAT ARE

LIKE GREEN

CONNECTIONS

SUGGESTED

COMPONENTS

OF A GREEN

CONNECTION

Daylighted creeks (Mission, Islais)

Urban agriculture, farmer’s markets, community gardens, permaculture

Separated bike lanes

Alleys, if sunny and clean

Plazas

Chicanes, bulb-outs

Benches

Storm/rainwater gardens

Native plants

Seasonal plantings

Good paths for jogging

Visitacion Valley Greenway

The Wiggle

Poppyland and Penny Lane, Glen Park

Alleys in Sunnyside

Mid-block open paths in Balboa Terrace

Paths at the top of San Jose Avenue

Stairways

Presidio

Market Street (separated bike lanes)

Valencia Street

Connections to transit

Bathrooms

Mosaics, public art, murals

Connections to footbridges, walking bridges

Pocket parks

Par course exercises

Shade

Interesting architecture

Trellises on (retaining) walls w/native plants, green roofs

The Wiggle, Scott Street

Visitacion Valley Greenway

Moraga Street Steps

Presidio, Crissy Fields

Bike to School Day took place on April 12, 2012. Postcards were distributed to over 3,000 students with information about the project and ways to participate in outreach events.

BIKE TO SCHOOL DAY

Sunday Streets in BayviewSUNDAY STREETS

We asked for your feedback on how the route to the park in your neighborhood could be improved.

EMBARCADERO MAR 11, 2012

GREAT HIGHWAY APR 15, 2012

MISSION JUN 03, 2012

BAYVIEW / DOGPATCH JUL 22, 2012

CHINATOWN AUG 26, 2012

WESTERN ADDITION SEP 09, 2012

Sunday Streets in Chinatown

What we heard: Your vision of a Green ConnectionWhat we’ve done: Citywide Events

YEAR 1 OUTREACH SUMMARY

http://greenconnections.sfplanning.org

ECOLOGY THINK TANKS

In April, Nature in the City convened a series of Ecology Think Tanks. Local ecologists, naturalists and city staff were invited to participate and provided feedback on potential habitat corridors, identification of target species and recommendations for plants and landscaping. Opportunities for stewardship, education and demonstration projects were also discussed. The map below summarizes feedback and ideas from these sessions.

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Mark Original Bay Shoreline & Creeks

Sue Bierman/Ferry Park:Tall deciduous trees make good bird habitat

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Daylight Stanley Creek

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Backyard corridor to the Presidio for insects

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PEDESTRIAN CHARRETTE

In July, Walk San Francisco hosted a pedestrian charrette. Walk SF board members, pedestrian planners and city staff were invited to provide feedback on how to could create a network of great walking connections to parks, open space and the waterfront. The map bellow summarizes the ideas and feedback from the charrette.

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Balboa Park

Buena VistaPark

SternGrove

GGNRAYerba Buena

Gardens

FortMason

MarinaGreen Fort

Mason

DoloresPark

CivicCenter

FranklinSquare

JacksonPlayground

Lake MercedPark

FortFunston

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Bernal HeightsPark

Glen CanyonPark

Potrero HillRec Center

AlamoSquare

RossiPlayground

LafayetteParkAlta Plaza

Park

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TwinPeaks

Mt. SutroOpen Space

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West SunsetPlayground

Crocker AmazonPlayground

Bay ViewPark

COMMUNITY FEEDBACK ON PARKS & ROUTES

The map below summarizes feedback from Sunday Streets, office hours and general comments over the last year. Participants were asked to identify their favorite park and the route they take, as well as a park they would like to visit more and barriers they face in getting there.

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Ecology Thinktank Summary

Bird Path

Backyard Bird Path

Bird Patch

Herptile Path

Herptile Patch

Insect Path

Insect Patch

Mammal Path

Mammal Patch

Cultural/Other Path

Cultural/Other Patch

Current Creeks

Historic Creeks

Existing and Planned Trails

Conceptual Cross-town Trail Connections

Water

Parks and Open Space

Ecology Thinktank Summary

Bird Path

Backyard Bird Path

Bird Patch

Herptile Path

Herptile Patch

Insect Path

Insect Patch

Mammal Path

Mammal Patch

Cultural/Other Path

Cultural/Other Patch

Current Creeks

Historic Creeks

Existing and Planned Trails

Conceptual Cross-town Trail Connections

Water

Parks and Open Space

Year 1 Outreach SummaryParks & Routes

Favorite Routes

Least Favorite Routes

Parks & RoutesPedestrian Charrette: July 9, 2012

Favorite Routes

Least Favorite Routes

WHAT WE HEARD...

“Better and more continuous pedestrian connections to open space. Also, more signage pointing pedestrians to nearby open space”

“Progress park - great example of community based greening and improvements. More opportunities for community to create public open spaces would improve neighborhoods.”

“No cars, landscaping, trees, gardens, birds, butterflies and kids playing. I want to feel SAFE.”

“I would envision a pedestrian corridor surrounded by really nice landscaping/sidewalk gardens. Birds, etc, optional. Should be safe enough for kids to play and people to walk at night.“

WHAT WE HEARD...

Qualities that make you choose a street to walk along:

~ “Cozy”

~ Trees

~ 4-way stops (“not lights”)

~ Wide sidewalks

~ Community shops, activity, street life, vibrancy

~ View corridors, especially to monuments

~ Clean, litter-free

~ Quiet

Pedestrian barriers:

~ Freeway ramps

~ Nasty crossings

~ Closed crosswalks

~ Streets with more than 3 lanes to cross

~ Proximity to freeway

~ Broken sidewalks

~ Timed lights

~ Multiple turn lanes

~ Construction

~ Steep streets

WHAT WE HEARD...

“Stewardship is critical to success”

“Generally good design for habitat includes appropriate planting for food, breeding, habitation and protection of target species.”

“Key considerations when locating corridors for more sensitive wildlife include: building on existing pockets of habitat (such as mission creek, heron’s head, the presidio) and insuring that the corridor does not present more risks than benefits”

“Other interventions include sculptures and street furniture that serves a habitat function—bee hotels or planters on top of soil that create a moist home for herps and insects.”

YEAR 1 OUTREACH SUMMARY

http://greenconnections.sfplanning.org

CHILDREN IN HOUSEHOLD

LIVE IN SAN FRANCISCO

GENDER

21%

56%

92%

Who took the survey?

DOGS IN HOUSEHOLDS

23%

yesno

yesno

femalemale

WORK IN SAN FRANCISCO

75% yesno

yesno

HOW DO YOU GET THERE?

WHERE DO YOU START FROM?

89%

Park visited most frequently:

WalkBike

TransitDrive

58%

HomeWork Other

% chosen

Mode

Place

FrequencyHOW OFTEN DO YOU VISIT?

1-5 times per month1-3 times per week3+ times per week

55%

PARK MOST VISITED (TOP 10)

GOLDEN GATE PARK 28%

DOLORES PARK 11%

OTHER 9%

CRISSY FIELD 4%

BERNAL HEIGHTS PARK 4%

GLEN CANYON PARK 3%

YERBA BUENA GARDENS 3%

ALAMO SQUARE 2%

PATRICIA'S GREEN 2%

DUBOCE PARK 2%

Qualities that influence route to park:

% chosenFOR THOSE THAT WALK:

SHORTEST ROUTE 60%

FEELS SAFE 33%FROM CRIMINAL ACTIVITY

TREES 32%

LANDSCAPING & GARDENS 28%

VIEWS 25%

FLATTEST ROUTE 23%

SLOW MOVING TRAFFIC 21%

CLEAN SIDEWALK 21%

INTERESTING SHOPS 18%

WIDE SIDEWALK 15%

SMOOTH/EVEN SIDEWALK 12%

SIDEWALK LIGHTING 7%

PLACES TO SIT 3%

% chosenFOR THOSE THAT BIKE:

BIKE FACILITIES 72%

FLATTEST ROUTE 62%

SHORTEST ROUTE 38%

SLOW MOVING TRAFFIC 31%

OTHER PEOPLE BIKING 30%

NICE VIEWS 24%

GOOD STREET CONDITIONS 23%

TREES 8%

LIGHTING 3%

HOW DO YOU GET THERE?

WalkBike

TransitDrive

Mode

% chosenPARK LIKE TO VISIT MORE (TOP 10)

GOLDEN GATE PARK 22%

CRISSY FIELD 8%

OTHER 7%

JOHN McLAREN PARK 6%

DOLORES PARK 6%

PRESIDIO 6%

GLEN CANYON PARK 4%

HERON’S HEAD PARK 3%

ALAMO SQUARE 2%

BUENA VISTA PARK 2%

Park would like to visit more:

% chosenWHAT ARE THE REASONS YOU DO NOT GO MORE FREQUENTLY?

DISTANCE FROM HOME 52%

FAST MOVING CARS 31%

LACK OF BICYCLE FACILITIES 22%

STEEP ROUTE 17%

POOR STREET CONDITIONS 12%

FEELS UNSAFE 11%( CRIMINAL ACTIVITY )

DIRTY 9%

PHYSICAL BARRIERS 9%

LACK OF TREES 6%

NOWHERE TO SIT 6%

NARROW SIDEWALK 5%

34%

ATTRIBUTES % chosen

58%CLEAN STREETS &SIDEWALK

SIDEWALK GARDEN& LANDSCAPING

55%FACILITIES FOR BIKING

41%

WIDE SIDEWALK

PLACES TO SIT

59%

33%

SLOW CAR TRAFFIC

57%

35%

SPECIAL PAVING

19%

TREES 63%

SMOOTH OREVEN SIDEWALK

39%

SIDEWALK LIGHTING

Envisioning a Green Conneciton

WHAT ATTRIBUTES WOULD YOU LIKE TO SEE IN A GREEN CONNECTION?

Online Survey. 450 Participants. February to June 2012.

“I think the three biggest things to helping our city get greener and more enjoyable: would be better transit,

less garbage everywhere and in parks, slow traffic (people are tearing around in their cars).”

“Our neighbors are creating backyard natural plant corridors for birds, bees, butterflies. City could

encourage this with info. Backyards can be wildlife corridors too. Minimal city cost; builds constituency”.

“Plant more fruit trees in public spaces so we can snack as we explore the city!”

“Combine improvements with storm water enhancements.”

“What about a Seniors Green Connection?”

“City needs a grid of bicycle boulevards and cycletracks”

“More stormwater management! The polluted runoff in our streets could be drastically reduced!“

“Connect presidio with Golden Gate along Arguelllo with a Green Connection. Day light creeks and old abandoned right of ways; transform high speed/

high volume auto route like San Jose into greenways; use alley networks (reduced by implementing

green stormwater management techniques such as raingardens and bioawales).”

“Would be great to have a good intuitive bike route to Balboa Park”

“Great project! I’d love to see a focus on people-oriented streets vs car-oriented streets. I feel like

cars have highest priority still, and they make many streets dirty, noisy, and less safe. I’d love to see some more neighborhood style streets like major European

cities”

“More green connections in the Bayview!!!!”

“McLaren is a GREAT park, but so isolated and difficult to get there that I know decades-long SF residents who

haven’t been more than once or twice - if at all”

“Sunday Streets is a great program to get us out on our bikes. It’s lots of fun when the streets are closed,

even temporarily”

YEAR 1 OUTREACH SUMMARY

WHAT WE HEARD...