Meeting Archives - Hayes Valley San Francisco

1321 Mission Street

July 14, 2022September 15, 2021

HSH info found here Per HSH: The City of San Francisco is proposing to purchase the property at 1321 Mission Street in District 6 and convert it to Permanent Supportive Housing with up to 160 units. The building will provide affordable homes with onsite social services to help tenants gain and maintain housing and stability. The property will have staff, professional property management, and support services onsite. FAQ in English, Spanish, Chinese, Filipino Community Meeting (held virtually): Monday August 30, …

33 Gough Meeting

July 14, 2022September 14, 2021

Per Dignity Moves: As you are aware, the site is currently being used as a Safe Sleeping location with tents. DignityMoves and the City of San Francisco, supported by Tipping Point Community and Urban Alchemy, are planning to upgrade the site with a quick-build “cabin” community. This is an opportunity to enhance an already successful program with the added dignity of safe, warm, and private individual cabins. We are hosting a courtesy informational session on September 20th at 5:30pm to share …

Rivian – 340 Fell- Planning Commission Meeting

July 14, 2022August 31, 2021

Thursday September 2nd at 1pm Request for Conditional Use Authorization, pursuant to Planning Code Sections 303 and 761 to authorize a merger of three existing tenant spaces, totaling 19,457 square feet, used for automotive repair to create a single non-residential use (automotive repair) greater than 2,999 square feet in the Hayes-Gough NCT (Neighborhood Commercial Transit) District and 40-X Height and Bulk District. This action constitutes the Approval Action for the project for the purposes of CEQA, pursuant to San Francisco …

Hayes Valley Public Safety Meeting Recap December 2020

March 18, 2021December 8, 2020

Focus Topic: Traffic, Pedestrian and Bicycle Safety Panel: SFPD Traffic Division, Lt. Luke Martin Walk SF, Jodie Mederios Bicycling in Hayes Valley, Tom Radulovich SFPD, Northern Station, Lt AJ Holder & Sergeant James O’Malley Takeaways: SFPD Traffic Division has 40 Officers. 10 are on duty at one time. WALK SF is the leading pedestrian safety promoter in the city. A new program for them is San Francisco Families for Safe Streets. This is for families impacted by pedestrian accidents. Some bicycle …

Hayes Valley Public Safety Meeting Recap July 2020

March 25, 2021August 7, 2020

Focus Topic: Property Crimes Panel: Chief of Police, Bill Scott Assistant Chief, Mike Redmond of the Special Operations Bureau Deputy Chief David Lazar Commander Teresa Ewins Captain Paul Yep of Northern Sgt. Brent Bradford of the SFPD Burglary Unit Sgt James O’Malley of Northern New Assistant District Attorney assigned to Northern, Andrew Clark Art Campos, SF SAFE Summary: The meeting started with a welcome from Chief of Police Bill Scott. He said he was glad to talk to the community …

Hayes Valley Public Safety Meeting Recap June 2020

March 25, 2021June 6, 2020

On Line Meeting 6.1.20 Focus Topic: Public Safety Concerns in Hayes Valley During COVID-19 Panel: Chief Katherine Miller, San Francisco Juvenile Probation Brittany Ford, Executive Director of Mo Magic Dean Preston, District 5 Supervisor Kyle Smeallie, Legislative Aide District 5 Supervisor Dean Preston Art Campos, SF SAFE Summary: First Presenter Chief Katherine Miller of San Francisco Juvenile Probation “Kat” has been Chief since January 2020. She informed us that there are 500 youth in the Juvenile Probation System. With an …

Hayes Valley Public Safety Meeting Recap May 2020

March 24, 2026May 15, 2020

Focus Topic: Public Safety Concerns in Hayes Valley During COVID-19 Panel: Captain Joe Engler, SFPD Northern Station Art Campos, SF SAFE Toni Powell, San Francisco Juvenile Probation Kyle Smeallie, Legislative Aide District 5 Supervisor Dean Preston Summary: Captain Engler talked about the difficult times. While crime stats are down these are tough times for the police officers. Crime these days is less organized which makes it harder to police. Car break-ins are occurring less at typical hot spots like Alamo …