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October 2003
 

 

Richmond Roundup

Planning Dept. Faces Opposition Over Housing Proposal
City planners are facing strong opposition from neighbors, who fear new proposals to promote affordable housing by increasing housing densities along transit corridors will diminish the quality of life in their neighborhoods.

Rossi Playground Work Grinds to a Halt After Dispute
Plans to renovate Rossi Playground are on hold for the third consecutive month because of a dispute between the SF Recreation and Park Department and Peterson Architects, the landscape architect on the project.

Quail, Songbirds Lacking in Study of Presidio Birds
Efforts continue at the Presidio to better understand the diversity of birds found there and to enhance their habitats. Concerned scientists are proceeding with monitoring studies to lay the groundwork for restoration plans.

Little to Show After 20-year Battle
Parcel 4 Needs More Time to Flourish, Proponents Say

From the sand path leading downhill from 48th Avenue, the boardwalk below looks like a curvy "Y" scribbled by a preschooler. It forges a path over a sandy plain enclosed by a chain-link fence and the steep ridges of Sutro Heights Park. Looking at the peerless views of Ocean Beach to the south, it is no wonder that this piece of land has been as disputed over as any in San Francisco.

Resource Center for Youth Opens in Richmond District
The Asian Women's Resource Center (AWRC) and Kai Ming Head Start have teamed up to expand services for Chinatown and Richmond District residents via a new Asian Family Support Center. The Richmond center opened in May.

Fatal Fire Ended Mysterious Life of Tait's-at-the-Beach
The block of the Great Highway between Ulloa and Vicente streets does not look like a locale of legend and mystery. Humble homes erected here in a row face the Pacific Ocean, and many of the owners have built vertical extensions to better capture the surf and sunset view.

COLUMNS:

Supervisor Jake McGoldrick: Childcare, Clean Streets Proposals

Capt. Sandra Tong: Police Beat

John M. Lee: Is It Time to Move?

 

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