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Saturday, February 20th, 9:30am – 10:30am
Charlie’s Café Folsom/Precita

1. Our new SFPD representative Sgt. Lynn O’Brien will discuss the uptick in crimes and how to watch for casing activities and prevent future crimes.

2. There have been more aggressive dog incidents in Precita Park. Sgts. John Denny and Bruce Herndon will advise us on how to prevent aggressive dog interactions in advance and how to report them.

3. Park Improvement Grant ideas for better Precita Park maintenance and use.

4. Mullen Street Cell Tower: What we can do to determine harm and push for solution.

5. MARCH 6th SAT. 9AM-NOON: BIG PRECITA PARK CLEAN UP – JOIN US!

Labels: Precita Valley Neighbors, pvn

Mission Local has a good piece on the Cesar Chavez Redesign:

The first phase, which is likely to start this summer, involves redoing the sewage system to reduce flooding.

Above ground, the second phase will involve planting more trees, using energy-efficient street lights and converting the three lanes of traffic in each direction to two lanes. With concerns over safety, a 14-foot tree-lined median and widened curbs will be paved to decrease the time needed for pedestrians to cross the intersection. Bicyclists will also be able to enjoy the additional street space through permanent bike lanes.

More at Mission Local. It's all part of the Mission Streetscape Plan.

Labels: Cesar Chavez, News, Planning, traffic calming

Beautiful day in Precita Park right after the rains, and after the park was mowed.

Labels: Dog park, Precita Park