Park Presidio Neighbors is a neighborhood association

formed to enhance the beauty and safety of the Park

Presidio Boulevard neighborhood in cooperation with

various private, city and state agencies.

We want to ensure that the beauty and grandeur of this greenbelt

is preserved for generations to come.

“It’s Everyone’s Boulevard” 

We invite you to become a part of those efforts!

This Month's News

Central Richmond Traffic Calming Project
(INCLUDING PARK PRESIDIO BYPASS AND LAKE STREET)
 

PREPARED BY:
SAN FRANCISCO MUNICIPAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY
TRAFFIC CALMING PROGRAM
 

Download Report Here:
http://128.121.89.101/cms/ocalm/documents/RichmondFinalReport.pdf

Park Presidio Neighbors Town Hall Meeting

Thanks to everyone who participated. 

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Pruning Your Own Trees

What season should I prune my tree in? How much foliage should I remove? What is the best tool for the job?

These are questions FUF staff answer on a regular basis. Ellyn Shea, our former FUF tree care coordinator, and Pam Lovell have teamed up to create a series of videos aimed at helping aspiring arborists.

Click here to watch a demo video:

http://www.powerlearning21.com/classes/view/465-pruning_1_tools_and_techniques

Another Tree Goes Down, Cars Crushed: 300 block of Funston

Video Features

How To Plant A Tree or Shrub

19th Avenue/Park Presidio Transportation Plan Update

The Transportation Authority and the Municipal Transportation Agency (MTA) have launched the 19 th Avenue/Park Presidio Transportation Plan.

Go to http://www.sfcta.org/19th, scroll for the latest information.

Support Your Block and the Boulevard: Become a Block Liaison!

Block Liaisons play a very important role in our organization. They are the local face of PPN, connecting neighbors with PPN activities and sharing neighbor feedback with the EC board. On many blocks, the responsibility is shared amongst two or three volunteers. Email participate@ppnsf.org

Conceptual Master Plan Map Available for Viewing

Selected maps of intersections (Fulton Street, Geary Boulevard and Lake Street) can be downloaded for viewing as a PDF.  This rendering is part of the overall Park Presidio Blvd. Conceptual Master Plan Map.

Download maps here                                                

NOTE: large file size may take some time to download over dial-up connections.  You will also need Adobe Acrobat Reader 7 to view. 

You can download latest software version here

 PPN Tip of the Month:

More info here

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Neighborhood Fix-it Chart courtesy of the Free Print Shop. A valuable resource for contact numbers and 'how-to' answers for everything from Animal care and control to Water Leaking from fire hydrants.  New version updated for July 2006.

Download a PDF to view or print here