Noe Valley Town Square Proposed New Park Property Acquisition Presentation to the Recreation and...

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Noe Valley Town Square Proposed New Park Property Acquisition Presentation to the Recreation and Park Commission April 18, 2013

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Presentation to the

Recreation and Park Commission

April 18, 2013

Proposed Property Acquisition:

Noe Valley Town Square

• Located at 3861 24th Street• Owned by Noe Valley Ministry• Home of Noe Valley Farmer’s Market• 3 Years public engagement • 200+ participants

• Roughly a ¼ acre

Current Site Conditions

Noe Valley Town Square

RPD Acquisition Policy Goals

(1) Acquire properties that are found within or serve a high needs and/or an open space deficient area

• Meets the definition of an open space deficient area (fills a gap in the ROSE distribution deficiency map for children’s playgrounds)

(2) Acquire properties that have identified funding sources for the purchase,

development, and/or maintenance of property

• $475,000 raised to date by Residents for Noe Valley Town Square for park development• $720,000 grant request submitted to State “Urban Greening” (Prop. 84) program for park

development (3) Acquire properties that encourage a variety of recreational and open space uses

• Can accommodate both passive recreation (e.g. seating, picnicking, and gardening) and active recreation (e.g. children’s play area)

Summary of Proposed Acquisition: • Purchase price is $4,242,510, with a price reduction (credit) of

$342,510 to be retained by City for environmental remediation

• Community has developed a concept plan; needs to be further reviewed by RPD staff

• Noe Valley Farmers’ Market to continue operating at the site

• Maintenance of site requires BOS appropriation

Noe Valley Town Square

Proposed Property Acquisition:

Noe Valley Town Square

Timeline for Acquisition

• April 5 – Deadline for Urban Greening (Prop. 84) Grant Conceptual Proposal

• April 18 – Recreation and Park Commission Hearing

• May 22 – Budget and Finance Committee Hearing

• June 4 – Vote at Full Board of Supervisors

• July 1 – Close Escrow on Purchase of Property (required in order to be eligible for Urban Greening grant funds)