Ocean Beach Open Space Design Study Update
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open space project Erosion damaging existing parking and roadway Zoo access Oceanside Treatment Plant access Parking Area Terminus of John F Kennedy Drive Pedestrian Promenade and Seawall Terminus of Sloat Boulevard Connection to Ocean Beach and northern coastline Fort Funston Beach Chalet Multi-use pathway Northern terminus of Lower Great Highway Park 1 1 1 1 1 3 1 4 4 2 2 5 5 3 3 6 6 4 6 4 3 3 5 5 4 6 6 erosion + emergency revetments project overview open space + SPUR + AECOM + SF Department of Recreation and Parks + San Francisco Public Utilities Commission + Golden Gate National Recreational Area + San Francisco Department of Public Works + CA Coastal Commission + US Army Corps of Engineers + CA State Coastal Conservancy + San Francisco Public Utilities Commission + National Park Service project team project partners project funders + + + The Ocean Beach Open Space Design project will study the programming and landscape design of key open spaces and the connections among them. Locations include: Great Highway South of Sloat Blvd. QHDU WHUP SXEOLF LPSURYHPHQWV D SKDVLQJ SODQ WKDW DGDSWV WR PDQDJHG UHWUHDW IURP HURGLQJ EOXIIV VFKHPDWLF GHVLJQV IRU SXEOLF LPSURYHPHQWV DQG VXUIDFH UHVWRUDWLRQ Schematic designs for the O’Shaughnessy Seawall Parking lot and promenade adjacent to GGP existing conditions - Great Highway South of Sloat Blvd. existing conditions - O’Shaughnessy Seawall Parking Lot areas of imminent erosion southbound traffic lanes northbound traffic lanes areas of imminent erosion Ocean Beach Pedestrian Promenade Fort Funston Sloat and Great Highway Lower Great Highway Multi-use pathway Beach Chalet Parking lot Parking lot Lower Great Highway path JFK Dr. & Great Highway Treatment Plant access Zoo access erosion erosion Ocean Beach 2 2 1 1 1 1 public update and open house may 10, 2014 ocean beach master plan implementation
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Presentation Boards of the Ocean Beach Open Space Design Study updates as presented at the SPUR Open House on 05/10/2014.
Transcript of Ocean Beach Open Space Design Study Update
open space project
Erosion damaging existing parking and roadway
Zoo access
Oceanside Treatment Plant access
Parking Area
Terminus of John F Kennedy Drive
Pedestrian Promenade and Seawall
Terminus of Sloat Boulevard
Connection to Ocean Beach and northern coastline
Fort Funston
Beach Chalet
Multi-use pathway
Northern terminus of Lower Great Highway Park
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+ Golden Gate National Recreational Area
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+ CA Coastal Commission
+ US Army Corps of Engineers
+ CA State Coastal Conservancy
+ San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
+ National Park Service
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The Ocean Beach Open Space Design project will study the programming and landscape design of key open spaces and the connections among them. Locations include:
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Schematic designs for the O’Shaughnessy Seawall Parking lot and promenade adjacent to GGP
existing conditions - Great Highway South of Sloat Blvd.
existing conditions - O’Shaughnessy Seawall Parking Lot
areas of imminent erosion
southbound traffic lanes
northbound traffic lanes
areas of imminent erosion
Ocean Beach
Pedestrian Promenade
Fort Funston
Sloat and Great Highway
Lower Great Highway
Multi-use pathway Beach Chalet
Parking lot
Parking lot
Lower Great Highway path JFK Dr. & Great Highway
Treatment Plant accessZoo access
erosion erosion
Ocean Beach
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boardwalk
natural bluff character
seating and gathering areas
resuse of existing materials
low impact beach access
low impact trail
re-use of existing roadway
minimal site furnishings
constructed viewing area
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temporary artwork installations
dune & bluff restoration
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temporary experiental artwork re-use of existing materials
bluff restoration with limited accessdune restoration
restricted access revegetation passive restoration - allow nature to reclaim
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next stepsThis effort will take significant time and effort to plan, review environmentally, design, fund, permit, and construct. It will require a sustained collaboration among city agencies, GGNRA, the Army Corps, and the California Coastal Commission.
The Department of Public works is currently studying options for the closure of the outer lanes of the Great Highway South of Sloat in cooperation with the Transportation Planning effort undertaken by Nelson Nygaard.
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Closure of Great Highway south of Sloat
With the Great Highway closed south of Sloat Boulevard, the coast will provide a unique open space and environmental resource, including:
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