SPUR Walking Tour: Parks and parklets tour
"Join Andres Power, manager of the City’s Pavement to Parks
program, on a walking tour of the city’s street parks and “parklets.”
Pavement to Parks has been working with community groups around the city
over the last year to trial new green community spaces on underused
streets and parking spaces. Learn more about the newly renovated Castro
Plaza, the city’s first “parklet” on Divisadero, and other innovative
projects. The tour is organized by the San Francisco Great Streets
Project, an initiative of SPUR"
10:47 AM PDT on June 7, 2010
“Join Andres Power, manager of the City’s Pavement to Parks
program, on a walking tour of the city’s street parks and “parklets.”
Pavement to Parks has been working with community groups around the city
over the last year to trial new green community spaces on underused
streets and parking spaces. Learn more about the newly renovated Castro
Plaza, the city’s first “parklet” on Divisadero, and other innovative
projects. The tour is organized by the San Francisco Great Streets
Project, an initiative of SPUR”
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