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 Outreach Process and Project Timeline
 About the Northeast Embarcadero Study
 Related Planning Documents

If you have questions or comments on this project, or would like to get involved, please contact:
Kate McGee Lead Planner 415-558-6367
Neil Hrushowy Urban Designer 415-558-6471
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Next community workshop on Wednesday, February 24th 2010, 5:00-7:00 PM at the Port Commission Hearing Room
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Outreach Process and Project Timeline
The Northeast Embarcadero Study was initiated by Supervisor Chiu, is funded by the Port of San Francisco, and is led by the San Francisco Planning Department. The Study duration is approximately 8 months and includes an outreach component that runs throughout the Study's entire timeline.
SUMMER 2009 Community Discussion: Listening
On May 27, June 23, and June 30 community members convened for the Study's first round of community workshops. The purpose of these workshops was to describe the Study's goals, expected products and timeline, and to discuss the community's vision for the area. Through comments made at these meetings, or from letters sent via mail and email, the Department received over 300 comments for the Study.
FALL 2009 Planning Department's Preliminary Recommendations
On September 30th, the Planning Department hosted a walking tour of the area and presented its preliminary recommendations for open space, improvements to the public realm, and urban design guidelines for the Northeast Embarcadero. Through small group discussions following the presentation, community members reviewed the Study's Fundamental Design Principles and Initial Recommendations for the Northeast Embarcadero Waterfront, as well as a number of alternatives for the appropriate height and massing on key parcels in the study area. The Planning Department's presentation and the Study's proposed Principles and Initial Recommendations are below. A detailed summary of community comments received for this phase of work is forthcoming.
WINTER 2009 Reviewing the Planning Department's Draft Report
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