STOP 2700 SLOAT BLVD
Dear SAN FRANCISCO: Mayors Office, Board Of Supervisors, Supervisor Joel Engardio, President Aaron Peskin, Jonathan Goldberg, Planning Department/HOME-SF: Rich Hillis, Christy Alexander & Kei Zushi
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STOP 2700 SLOAT BLVD
Help Preserve the Nature & Character of San Francisco Neighborhoods
We are asking the City to stop this development and create a vision
and plan for SF that enhances our neighborhoods, and not allow randomly
placed towering complexes to dominate the future of the City.
2700 Sloat Blvd. Project is a poorly planned development that will:
- Stress the already taxed infrastructure. Current water and power lines are already old & dilapidated
- Block natural light creating a huge imposing shadow, disrupting surrounding Eco-Systems, & impacting our open skyline, visible from miles away
- Increase Environmental & Light pollution from the towering 400, 680 or 712+ units, that will interfere with livelihood of ZOO animals as well as surrounding residents.
- Create intense glare from sunlight reflection on hundreds of glass windows and walls, impacting skyline, views, and areas in all directions
- Adversely alter or destroy the rare & healthy Soundscapes & Acoustic Environments
- Increase traffic & create road safety risks for children and elderly. There are no plans for Muni to add more trains or buses to existing routes
- Adversely impact residential neighborhood parking, creating congestion on residential streets
- Adversely impact the local Eco-Systems which is home to protected species in the Coastal Zone
- Increase unoccupied residential & commercial space resulting in derelict structures. EXAMPLE: the Westerly complex at 2800 Sloat that has been half vacant and has NO retailers in the commercial space since 2018
- Have a negative psychological impact on the community
- Put Sloat Garden Center staff out of work & potentially other local small businesses
- Become a blight on the Neighborhood
- Become Urban Renewal / Development 2.0 aka Geneva Towers. Unsuccessful: past & future
- Lower & Devalue Property & Neighborhoods (e.g. existing SFR's) for all
GO to SON-SF ~ Save Our Neighborhoods - San Francisco Website for MORE INFORMATION on STOP 2700 SLOAT BLVD & how this will impact not just the greater Sunset area, Outside Parkside & Sunset, but ALL OUR NEIGHBORHOODS.
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Dear SAN FRANCISCO: Mayors Office, Board Of Supervisors, Supervisor Joel Engardio, President Aaron Peskin, Jonathan Goldberg, Planning Department/HOME-SF: Rich Hillis, Christy Alexander & Kei Zushi
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STOP 2700 SLOAT BLVD
Help to Preserve the Nature & Character of San Francisco Neighborhoods
I vehemently OPPOSE to this high-density, high-rise project. It is NOT an appropriate project for our Neighborhood.
It will NOT serve the Community or Neighborhood.
2700 Sloat Blvd. Project is a poorly planned development that will:
* Stress the already taxed infrastructure. Current water and power lines are already old & dilapidated
* Block natural light creating a huge imposing shadow, disrupting surrounding Eco-Systems, & impacting our open skyline, visible from miles away
* Increase Environmental & Light pollution from the towering 400, 680 or 712+ units, that will interfere with livelihood of ZOO animals as well as surrounding residents.
* Create intense glare from sunlight reflection on hundreds of glass windows and walls, impacting skyline, views, and areas in all directions
* Adversely alter or destroy the rare & healthy Soundscapes & Acoustic Environments
* Increase traffic & create road safety risks for children and elderly. There are no plans for Muni to add more trains or buses to existing routes
* Adversely impact residential neighborhood parking, creating congestion on residential streets
* Adversely impact the local Eco-Systems which is home to protected species in the Coastal Zone
* Increase unoccupied residential & commercial space resulting in derelict structures. EXAMPLE: the Westerly complex at 2800 Sloat that has been half vacant and has NO retailers in the commercial space since 2018
* Have a negative psychological impact on the community
* Put Sloat Garden Center staff out of work & potentially other local small businesses
* Become a blight on the Neighborhood
* Become Urban Renewal / Development 2.0 aka Geneva Towers. Unsuccessful: past & future
* Lower & Devalue Property & Neighborhoods (e.g. existing SFR's) for all
Regards,
Concerned Residents, Neighbors, Supporters, San Franciscans & Californians,