The Civic Center Community Benefit District (CCCBD) started its second year of operations with a goal to build on our strengths from the first year, improve and evaluate existing programs, and embark in new areas set out in the management plan. This report summarizes those activities.
Similar Posts
CBD and SFMTA Coordinate Special Parking Rates for the Holidays
As a result of the Civic Center CBD’s most recent meeting with SFMTA, and operator ImPark regarding parking, pedestrian safety and vehicle and patron patterns in Civic Center, we are reviving a popular $5 Event Rate program at Civic Center Garage.
Learn More About the Sustainable Civic Center District Plan, Attend Open Workshop
When: Wednesday, October 30, 2013, 5:30 to 8:00 pm (agenda info forthcoming) Where: Atrium Conference Room (2nd Floor), 1 South Van Ness Ave. (at Market St.). Directly above the Van Ness Muni Metro Station and two blocks east of the Civic Center BART Station, 9th St. exit). Please RVSP as space is limited. In September…
CBD to Present Weekly Lunchtime Concerts in Civic Center Plaza
The Civic Center CBD will present FREE weekly concerts on Wednesdays, from noon to 1:00pm, to activate and Civic Center Plaza. They begin July 8 and will continue through the end of October.
Civic Center CBD Working with SFMTA to Improve Parking Options
In an attempt to create a critical mass of patrons using Civic Center as their preferred garage, SFMTA and its parking garage partner at Performing Arts & Civic Center Garages, Pacific Parking, are conducting an experiment with adjusting parking fees at the two garages on seven (7) nights in September and October 2014. These nights were…
Civic Center CBD the newest district in San Francisco
The Community Benefit Districts (CBD) program strives to improve the overall quality of life in targeted commercial districts and mixed-use neighborhoods through a partnership between the City and local communities. Once an area has voted to establish a CBD, local property owners are levied a special assessment to fund improvements to their neighborhood. The funds are administered…
Civic Center CBD Awarded $200,000 Grant to Make Improvements to Ivy Street
The Civic Center CBD recently learned that our grant application to make improvements to Ivy Street was approved and we will be receiving $200,000 to work with the neighbors, business owners and several partners to turn the 200-block into a pedestrian friendly community space. The grant is coming from the Mayor’s Office of Housing and…