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Our Mission is to protect and improve our neighborhood’s quality of life, and to ensure that the Duboce Triangle continues to be the very best place to live, work, and play in San Francisco. Bimonthly community meetings are held the second Tuesday of even numbers months. Duboce Triangle News, our bimonthly newsletter, is distributed by volunteers to over 3,000 households in our neighborhood, and sent to City leaders. Read the latest issue here. Older issues can be found at the Newsletter Menu Tab. Letters to the Editor are welcome and may be published. Committee members actively work on Local Land Use and Transportation planning including addressing Upzoning in the Triangle that will be required to meet the housing goals of the SF Housing Element. Current initiatives include implementing a vision of Duboce Triangle in 2030, Greening the Triangle, Safety and Community Engagement. We're always looking for more neighbors to join us, so let us know if you’re interested in participating. August 2023 Duboce Triangle Clean Up 2023 Pride Family Noe Block Party – DTNA Craft Table Sidewalk Bulbout Repairs to start in September Harvey MilkCenter for the Arts,50 Scott Street, 06:30pm to 08:00pm
Presentation of Logo Contest Winner, Runner Up and Drawing for prize among other submitters. DTNA Update: Tree Planting, Vision 2030 Sanchez-Steiner Corridor, SF Housing Element Capt. Jack Hart – Traffic Enforcement and Pedestrian Safety DTNA has a New LogoMonday, August 7th, DTNA Board selected Submission #9 from Ellie Cotari for the new DTNA Logo and #1 from Alexis Braun for the Runner Up Prize. The winner and runner up were introduced at the Tuesday, August 8th, Public Meeting at the Harvey Milk Center for the Arts. Andy Proehl won the drawing among the other submitters. Our youngest artists, Grace (7) and Evelyn (10), received Community Engagement Awards. All submissions were of high quality and liked by Board members. DTNA thanks all who participated in the contest. June13, 2023 Community MeetingSupervisor Mandelman Update Home Electrification: What you need to know about converting to electric:Adam Klaus, neighbor and Head of Operations at QuitCarbonSF Housing Element: Dennis Richards Update, Land Use ChairDTNA Land Use The Land Use Committee will meet monthly on the fourth Monday in the Gazebo on the Plaza Level of Davies Campus, CPMC Sutter Health with attendees will entering and leaving on the Plaza Level. Everyone is welcome to join and participate. Contact Dennis Richards, Land Use Chair, for the latest information or if you have any questions. Duboce Triangle Vision 2030 Building upon the ideas and concepts expressed in the Summer Vision Slow Triangle Workshops, neighbors are now looking to implement them. Traffic safety and traffic calming remain a core focus of these efforts, but complemented by three other areas, including greening & sustainability, neighborhood identity, and equitable access. To make this a reality, DTNA needs your help. Read more. Volunteer to make the vision a reality - SIGN UP HERE Help Plant and Water a New Tree Near You In order to have a tree planted, we need neighbors to volunteer to water the trees for a few years, until the trees develop deep enough roots. Please take a look at the addresses below and see if there is an empty tree well near you. If there is, please consider helping us protect the Duboce Triangle tree canopy by watering a new tree. Addresses near empty tree wells: 15th St: 2118; 16th St: 3636-3640; Sanchez St: 39-41. Contact environment@dtna.org if you can help.SFMTA began activation of the new parking meter hardware in Duboce Triangle and the Castro meters on October 13, 2022.
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