Support New Homes at 321 Florida Street!
San Francisco Planning Commission
The Housing Action Coalition and SF YIMBY strongly support bringing 169 well-designed, environmentally-friendly new homes to 321 Florida Street to provide transit-adjacent housing of varying affordability levels for the Mission-Potrero Hill community.
These residences will replace a parking lot to provide much-needed new housing that includes 42 BMR homes (25%) ranging from very low income to moderate income. More details about these homes can be found here, and some of the numerous highlights include:
- Close proximity to MUNI and BART.
- Environmentally-friendly elements including Silver Greenpoint rating and all-electric power.
-118 bicycle parking spaces, plus bike repair area, one car-share space, and approximately 45 vehicle parking spaces.
- Park improvements for Franklin Square as well as ground floor, rent-free nonprofit community arts space.
Please voice your support by signing our petition urging the San Francisco Planning Commission to approve replacing a parking lot with 169 much-needed new homes.
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As a neighborhood resident, I strongly support bringing 169 well-designed, environmentally-friendly new homes to 321 Florida Street to provide transit-adjacent housing of varying affordability levels for the Mission-Potrero Hill community.
These residences will replace a parking lot to provide much-needed new housing that includes 42 BMR homes (25%) ranging from very low income to moderate income. Some of the many other reasons I support these homes include:
- Close proximity to MUNI and BART.
- Environmentally-friendly elements including Silver Greenpoint rating and all-electric power.
-118 bicycle parking spaces, plus bike repair area, one car-share space, and approximately 45 vehicle parking spaces.
- Park improvements for Franklin Square as well as ground floor, rent-free nonprofit community arts space.
I urging the San Francisco Planning Commission to approve replacing a parking lot with 169 much-needed new homes at a time when the city needs them most.