Rincon Hill

Entries Tagged as 'Open Spaces'

New Streetscape Elements Appearing in Rincon Hill

July 16th, 2008 · No Comments

Credit: Jamie Whitaker

Sorry for the lack of posts … busy as can be at my full-time job with a fresh quarter-end and, in most cases, fiscal year-end for my clients. I’ll probably write more about this on my Examiner.com page (for which I’ve set up a forwarding domain, www.SFRinconHill.com) later this week, [...]

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Sunday Streets - More Information about the Upcoming Physical Recreation Open Space Days on August 31 and September 14

July 12th, 2008 · No Comments

The Chronicle ran a story about Sunday Streets today. This is a great opportunity for Rincon Hill and other densely populated communities in San Francisco to temporarily have much-needed Open Space for recreational activities. Wouldn’t it be great to rollerblade/skate/skateboard, dance in the street, push the baby stroller without as much car exhaust [...]

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Sunday Streets: Come Out and Play on August 31st and September 14th!

July 10th, 2008 · No Comments

Photo taken by Jamie Whitaker

This is very exciting! The City is taking a bold step towards expanding the open recreational space in areas (like Rincon Hill) that sorely lack such permanent resources with a test run on two Sunday mornings this summer and fall.
If you did not have to worry [...]

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More Public Seating, with Tables, at Rincon Park

July 1st, 2008 · No Comments

Photo taken by Jamie Whitaker

I noticed some new signage last week about public seating on the sidewalk between the water and the two Kuleto restaurants (Waterbar and Epic Roasthouse), but I didn’t see the seating until I was walking home from work yesterday. I’m not sure what hours the seating is available [...]

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Opening The Embarcadero to Recreational Activities on a Weekend Day

May 10th, 2008 · No Comments

Lounging on asphalt(from How Weird Faire, 5/4/08)

Today’s San Francisco Chronicle and The Examiner newspapers have an idea floated by Mayor Newsom to use The Embarcadero and other streets in the more urban, densely residential neighborhoods as community recreational space. My first reaction is “Fabulous! When can we start doing this in Rincon [...]

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