A Vision For Transforming San Francisco’s “Unaccepted Streets”
by Matthew Roth on September 24, 2009
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What we're doing
This blog chronicles the improvement of the 100 block of Pennsylvania Avenue and intersecting 17th Street in San Francisco. In so doing, we hope to reduce speeding, trash dumping, homeless encampments, car break-ins, arson and other crime, and improve property values by beautifying the area.
This project is one organized by Pennsylvania Street Gardens. Contact us by emailing annie at psgsf.org
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- asphalt (1)
- boulders (4)
- BRC (1)
- clean up day (5)
- cleaning (1)
- community day (2)
- contractor (2)
- DPW (2)
- dumping (1)
- fence (3)
- FuF (3)
- geotechnical engineer (2)
- graffiti (2)
- grants (2)
- ground breaking (1)
- irrigation (1)
- landscape architect (5)
- materials (1)
- meeting (3)
- mulch (1)
- neighbors (1)
- noise reduction (1)
- path (5)
- permits (1)
- plants (1)
- press (2)
- PUC (2)
- quote (1)
- rain garden (1)
- retaining wall (3)
- soil test (1)
- street acceptance (1)
- street cleaning (1)
- structural engineer (3)
- trees (8)
- volunteer workdays (6)
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