Parklet Info Session Open House
From Curbed:
By
Lisa Ratner
10:43 PM PST on February 24, 2013
From Curbed:
The success of San Francisco’s 38 parklets has prompted the city to make the application process more user-friendly. To help applicants, the City is hosting an open house on March 5 at the SF Planning Department office (1650 Mission) from 6 to 8PM. Additionally, the city has developed the San Francisco Parklet Manual [PDF – 16 MB], which should make it easier to parklet applicants to navigate the permitting system.
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