SAN FRANCISCO RECREATION + PARKS DEPARTMENT HYDE & TURK MINI PARK COMMUNITY PRESENTATION #2 WEDNESDAY,

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1 SAN FRANCISCO RECREATION + PARKS DEPARTMENT HYDE & TURK MINI PARK COMMUNITY PRESENTATION #2 WEDNESDAY, Supervisor Jane Kim District 6 Project Manager Reem Assaf, P.E. Recreation and Parks Department Design Team William Bulkley, Landscape Architect Brandon Johnson, Landscape Architect Assistant Winnie Chang, Landscape Architect Intern San Francisco Public Works

2 Agenda I. Welcome: Agenda Introductions Meeting Objectives II. Project Details: Site Description Project Scope, Budget & Schedule Community Feedback III. Site Analysis: Neighborhood Parks with Playgrounds Opportunities and Constraints Use Zones IV. Program Preferences: Project Priorities Layout Excercise V. Discussion and Next Steps Welcome 2

3 PROJECT TEAM Project Manager Reem Assaf, P.E. Recreation and Parks Department Design Team William Bulkley, Landscape Architect Brandon Johnson, Landscape Architect Assistant Winnie Chang, Landscape Architect Assistant San Francisco Public Works Rec and Park Management Jake Gilchrist, RPD Capital Oversight Manager Steve Cismowski, RPD Park Service Manager Welcome 3

4 MEETING OBJECTIVES INTRODUCE the upcoming playground renovation of Hyde & Turk Mini Park. PROVIDE an opportunity for public input on the improvements planned at Hyde & Turk Mini Park. IDENTIFY the community s programing preferences for the play area. Welcome 4

5 II. Project Details 5

6 SITE DESCRIPTION Approximately 4,700 SF Bordered by buildings on north and west sides and street frontages on south and east sides. Park features include: play equipment, 2 trees inside and 2 trees just outside the fenceline, water fountain, perimeter planter with railings, 7 high fence with two gates. The play equipment includes: 1 post and deck structure, 1 tire swing, 1double bucket swing and 1 train structure. The park is intended for tot and young school age play only. B A C A. Main Play Structure Legend Project Boundary N Scale: NTS B. Swing Set & Tire Swing C. Train Structure Project Details 6

7 PROJECT SCOPE Replace children s play area Upgrade site amenities Site furnishings Accessibility Fencing and gates Provide new planting and irrigation Legend Project Boundary Scale: NTS Project Details N 7

8 PROJECT BUDGET Funded by the 2012 Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Bond with assistance from Mayor Ed Lee. Total Project Budget = $1.7 Million* * Includes construction costs and design fees. PROJECT SCHEDULE Planning Spring 2016 Meeting #1 June 2016 Meeting #2 September 2016 Meeting #3 November 2016 Meeting #4 Early 2017 Design Spring 2017 Bidding + Start Construction Summer 2017 Construction Complete Summer 2018 Project Details 8

9 COMMUNITY FEEDBACK Tenderloin Parks: Hyde & Turk and Sgt. Macaulay Community Meeting #1: June 23rd, Tenderloin Rec Center Focus Group Meetings: La Voz, UC Hastings, Demonstration Gardens, Faithful Fools, Safe Passages Tenderloin Stakeholder Group Meeting 9

10 III. Site Analysis 10

11 Neighborhood Parks with Playgrounds Park with Playground Park Site Analysis 11

12 Neighborhood Parks with Playgrounds 0 ft 100 ft 200 ft Boeddeker Park vs Hyde & Turk Mini Park Playground Hyde & Turk Mini Park Playground Hyde & Turk Mini Park Playground Area Sgt. Macaulay Park vs Hyde & Turk Mini Park Playground NTS Helen Diller Civic Center Playgrounds vs Hyde & Turk Mini Park Playground You can fi t: +7.5 Hyde & Turk Mini Park Playgrounds in the Helen Diller Civic Center Playgrounds +6 Hyde & Turk Mini Park Playgrounds in Boeddeker Park +2 Hyde & Turk Mini Park Playgrounds in Macaulay Park Site Analysis 12

13 Neighborhood Parks with Playgrounds Helen Diller Civic Center Playgrounds Father Alfred E. Boeddeker Park Sergeant John Macaulay Park Site Analysis Hyde & Turk Mini Park Community Meeting #

14 Opportunities and Constraints Opportunities: Tucked into urban fabric the park may have a surprise element upon discovery Possibly a safe haven from the noisy urban environment There are clear sitelines of park from other corners of the intersection Visibility into the park from the street is good for security There is ample morning sunlight Building walls may be good opportunties for new murals Street trees provide mature canopy cover and habitat Well connected by public transportation Constraints: The playground has a relatively small footprint Traffi c noise due to proximity to street intersection Afternoon shade due to adjacent tall buildings Winds create unpleasant condidtions at times Street trees may block valuable morning light Perception of safety risk from street activity Legend Project Boundary Scale: NTS N Site Analysis 14

15 Existing Use Zones Scale: NTS Scale: NTS Scale: NTS Swings Play Structure Train 15

16 IV. PROGRAM PREFERENCES 16

17 Traditional Play Post and Platforms Structures Net Structures Freestanding Play Elements Program Preferences 17

18 Non-Traditional Play Structures Sculptural Freestanding Play Elements Program Preferences 18

19 Multi-Age Play Games Excercise Community Interaction Program Preferences 19

20 Layout Excercise Kit-of-Parts YARD PROJECT BOUNDARY BUILDING SIDEWALK PLANTING PATHWAY ENTRANCE HYDE STREET FENCE, TYP PROJECT BOUNDARY PLANTING PATHWAY PLAY AREA PATHWAY HOW TO PLAY: 1. Consult the photo keys and select site furnishings and play structures you would like to see at Hyde & Turk Mini Park. 2. Select the corresponding cut-out with the matching number. 3. Place the cut-out on the board with the appropriate color background. 4. Cut-outs may touch at the dashed black lines but they may not overlap 5. Play Structure Cut-outs (purple background): Must be placed only within the purple square. May not overlap with the gold pathway background. 6. Site Furnishing Cut-outs (gold background): May be placed entirely within the gold pathway. May overlap the purple square Must touch the gold pathway on at least one side. May not overlap the green planting background 7. Continue placing all cut-outs that you want and that can fit within the board. You may trade out larger pieces for small er ones to fit more pieces in, if desired. BUILDING` PATHWAY PLANTING LIGHT POLE, TYP 8. Once you are happy with the placement, tape down the cut-outs to the base. SIDEWALK ENTRANCE HYDE & TURK MINI PARK LAYOUT EXCERCISE TURK STREET Program Preferences 20

21 V. DISCUSSION AND NEXT STEPS 21

22 COMMUNITY PRIORITIES & DISCUSSION 1. Are any of the existing structures worth keeping? 2. What trends do you see from the dot excercise? What does the group appear to like? What does the group appear to dislike? 3. What did you learn from the layout excercise? How do you like the results that you see? 4. What age groups should we target for the mini-park? 5. What are your priorities for the mini-park? 6. What is your big vision? 22

23 NEXT STEPS... Please send comments to the Project Manager by Wednesday October 5 Reem.Assaf@sfgov.org Phone: Community Meeting #3 will be scheduled in November 2016 to review design options. Please look out for notices. Sgt. Macaulay Meeting Wednesday, October 5th, Boeddeker Clubhouse, 6-7:30pm THANK YOU!!! Discussion and Next Steps 23