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* 1. The City of San Francisco is considering the development of the Balboa Reservoir site as part of the Public Land for Housing program. Further details can be found at www.sf-planning.org/balboareservoir.

The City is interested in your opinions about what sort of development can best serve the public’s needs. Below is a list of different items that could be given priority as the City selects a developer for the site. Please indicate how important each item is to you.

If any priorities that are important to you are not found on the list, please add them to the line marked 'Other'.

  Not at all important Somewhat important Moderately important Very important Most important
Large open space for multiple uses (e.g. exercise, informal games, picnics)
Large open space for programmed uses (e.g. ball courts, sports fields, dog parks)
Paths, walkways or routes to go on walks
Small open spaces (e.g. neighborhood playground, gathering space, or community garden)
Indoor community or youth recreation facilities
Affordable housing for all incomes
Housing for families and multiple generations
Housing for local workforce, such as teachers and public safety workers
“Creative solutions” or pilot programs for affordable housing
Child care facilities
Space for non-profit service providers
Space for non-profit offices
Space for after-school programs
Space for small businesses, workshops or tech companies
Sustainable site design (e.g. stormwater, energy, or transportation management)
Better connections to surrounding neighborhoods and CCSF
Pedestrian-oriented and safe street designs
Keeping streets active with pedestrian activity
Car sharing
Strategies that encourage transit, walking or biking
Incentives to use transit rather than drive (e.g. transit passes for residents and business)
Easier to get to weekday needs
Easier to get to weekend needs
Creative solutions or pilot programs for parking
Parking: more availability for residents in the daytime (all day)
Parking: more availability for errands and visits in daytime (2 hours or less)
Parking: more availability in the night time
“Doing something beautiful” (e.g. public space or public art design)
Public art
Recognition of local historical resources and cultural history
Neighborhood character and integrity

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