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Potrero Yard Modernization Project Early May update

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Virtual Public Meeting, May 17, 2022

We want to hear from you!

Please join the SFMTA and selected developer, Potrero Neighborhood Collective, for an online virtual public meeting to learn more about the Potrero Yard Modernization Project and give your feedback. We will share updated plans for the bus yard, housing, economic development, streetscape and public art.

When: Wednesday, May 17 at 5:30 p.m.

  • Join by computer: 
    • Registration: tinyurl.com/PotreroYardMay17
    • Join us online on May 17: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/83316802306
  • Join by phone: 
    • Call (669) 444-9171 on May 17
    • Use code 833 1680 2306 when prompted

Much fun at the KQED Fest 

Project team members tabled at the KQED fest on Saturday, April 29, and it was tremendous success. Over the course of this seven-hour event (hosted by one of Potrero Yard's closest neighbors) we provided updates and answered questions from hundreds of community members and handed out swag — along with 500 tasty yogurt parfait treats created by locally-owned El Corazón Café . We were very happy to be part of this multi-faceted event and continue the public outreach that is so important to our project.

people looking at information during a street fair

Myrna Ortiz (at right in white t-shirt) from MEDA discussing the project with community members at KQED Fest, April 29, 2023, San Francisco. MEDA is one off the partners that comprise the Potrero Neighborhood Collective developer team.

two smiling people looking at a visual display

: Potrero Yard neighbors Todd Hanson and Ana Rivero Rossi check out the latest information on the Potrero Yard Modernization Project at the KQED Fest, April 29, 2023, San Francisco.
 

Working Group tours affordable housing site

The May 2 Neighborhood Working Group meeting found the members at the Casa Adelante housing development at 681 Florida Street for a site tour and discussion of affordable housing topics. The facility features 130 units, two commercial spaces, and is at 100% capacity — and is now home to families, seniors and formerly unhoused people. .

people looking at a building's exterio

Working Group members touring 681 Florida Street, San Francisco, an affordable housing facility co-developed by MEDA, one of the partners in the Potrero Neighborhood Collective. May 2, 2023,