Plan Potrero Hill SF

Rebuilding Public Housing and Public Housing Ownership

The Public Benefits Working Group report, plus ENCHIA review

Housing and Jobs, and more affordable housing sites.

Urban Design: Streetscapes, Open Space, Safety, Access to Services

Transit, Traffic, Parking, Bikes, and Pedestrian Needs

Applying the Healthy Development Measurement Tool (ENCHIA) to our recommendations and Planning Dept. concepts (Cyndy Comerford, Department of Public Health)
Proximities to family/community services, open space, etc.

As announced at the very well-attended April 23 meeting, the next meeting of the UCSF Hospital Replacement CAG* Action Team will be held:

Monday, May 14
6:00 – 9:00 p.m.
UCSF Mission Bay Campus
Genentech Hall, Room N-114
600 16th Street

Please note that this meeting is scheduled to be 3 hours long. (The last meeting was scheduled to end at 8:00, but many neighbors stayed until after 9:00 to discuss their concerns with UCSF Medical Center leadership.) We will have refreshments, but you may want to eat dinner beforehand!

UCSF continues to seek community feedback on the proposed site plan for the new Mission Bay clinical facilities to be built on the site just south of the existing UCSF research campus (bounded by Mariposa, 16th, 3rd, and the new Owens Street ).

The key issues raised at the April meeting include the location of the proposed helipad, the location of the Urgent Care/Emergency Department entrance, site configuration, and transportation/traffic concerns. We will work with neighbors in drafting the agenda for May 14.

The UCSF Mission Bay campus is accessible using the MUNI T-Third light rail line. If you drive, please park at NO COST in the SURFACE LOT (near the UCSF Police Station); this lot can be reached by taking 16th Street to 4th Street . Complimentary parking is not available in the garages. Please bring photo id to show at building security desk.

For more information about the Mission Bay hospital design process, please contact Barbara Bagot-López, Associate Director of UCSF Community Relations, at bblopez@cgr.ucsf.edu or 476-8318.

FYI: Explanation of various UCSF- and Mission Bay-related meetings and groups

• UCSF Community Advisory Group (CAG)—Formed in 1992, the CAG is comprised of representatives from a wide variety of San Francisco neighborhood, civic, ethnic, labor, and business groups who function as a sounding board, giving UCSF unvarnished views on issues including campus space needs and expansion opportunities.
• *UCSF Hospital Replacement CAG Action Team—Subcommittee of the CAG, focused on Hospital Replacement project, which over the years has included the Mission Bay , Mount Zion , and Parnassus campus sites; currently focused on Mission Bay hospital.
• UCSF Mission Bay CAG Action Team—Subcommittee of the CAG, focused on Mission Bay campus-related issues and projects; e.g, location of central utility plant on research campus; design of cancer research building.
• UCSF Mission Bay Community Task Force—Formed in March 2007, the purpose of this group is to provide UCSF and neighbors with the opportunity to have an honest dialogue about the desires and needs of the community and the future direction of UCSF in and around Mission Bay over the next five years.

Contact person for above UCSF groups is Barbara Bagot-López bblopez@cgr.ucsf.edu.

• Mission Bay Citizens Advisory Committee (CAC) —This committee is advisory to the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency regarding the Mission Bay redevelopment area, 303 acres of land including UCSF’s 58-acre campus. Contact person is Kelley Kahn kelley.kahn@sfgov

See attached documents:

mb-campus-w-hosp-site.pdf

hosp-fact-sheet-2007-march.pdf

The Port, Mission Bay, UCSF – land for the public and industry

Quality of Life – Safety, Human Services (health/child/elder care)
Other Neighborhood Hubs: Potrero & 16th, Townsend and 8th

What We’ve Done, Where We’re Going (for the weeknight crowd)
Hubs - Shops, parks, community services, entertainment
Public Benefits – What are they, and how do we get them?