Support Housing at 2395 Sacramento Street!
San Francisco Planning Commission, San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission
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The Housing Action Coalition, SF YIMBY and Northern Neighbors are proud to support 2395 Sacramento, an exciting project that will revitalize a historic site and bring 24 well-designed, transit-oriented homes to San Francisco’s Pacific Heights neighborhood.
Some of the 2395 Sacramento highlights include:
1. Complimenting the neighborhood: The proposal will preserve and modernize a historic building. By transforming the underutilized building into family-oriented housing through creative urban design, the project will compliment and add to the surrounding neighborhood.
2. Adding Density: The project will utilize the state density bonus, bringing 24 homes of varying sizes and income levels to a high-resource neighborhood.
3. Great Land Use and Alternative Transportation: Located in a transit rich area, residents of the building will have access to several Muni stops. The project also includes 42 bike parking spaces, exceeding city requirements, and underscoring a commitment to alternative transit options.
Learn more about the project here, and thank you for signing the petition and voicing your support for these new homes!
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To:
San Francisco Planning Commission, San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission
From:
[Your Name]
Dear Planning Commissioners,
I'm writing to express my strong support for bringing new homes to 2395 Sacramento as the project will add much-needed infill housing to the San Francisco's Pacific Heights neighborhood.
The project team has exhibited tremendous thoughtfulness in creating a well-designed, and well-located project. Some highlights of the project include:
1. Complimenting the neighborhood: The proposal will preserve and modernize a historic building. By transforming the underutilized building into family-oriented housing through creative urban design, the project will compliment and add to the surrounding neighborhood.
2. Adding Density: The project will utilize the state density bonus, bringing 24 homes of varying sizes and income levels to a high-resource neighborhood.
3. Great Land Use and Alternative Transportation: Located in a transit rich area, residents of the building will have access to several Muni stops. The project also includes 42 bike parking spaces, exceeding city requirements, and underscoring a commitment to alternative transit options.
I urge you to approve this wonderful project so we can add desparately needed housing to San Francisco!