Visitacion Valley / Schlage Lock Project Community Meeting

From SF-Planning:

Join the San Francisco Planning Department and the Office of Economic and Workforce Development in cooperation with Universal Paragon Corporation for a second community workshop on the Schlage Lock site.

At this workshop we will review feedback on top community priorities from first workshop, evaluate potential funding strategies, and review the design options and revisions to the Schlage site plan.

We need your input to move the project forward. Please join us. Lunch and Cantonese translation will be provided.

Background: A Redevelopment Plan was adopted in 2009 for the reuse and revitalization of the Schlage site, after an extensive community planning process. However, the demise of the Redevelopment Agency in early 2012 and the loss of public funding that accompanied it requires a revisit of the Plan.

Contact: Claudia Flores
Phone: (415) 558-6473

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