Howard Street at 6th 1866 San Francisco, CA

Advisory body to the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency

SFRA Redevelopment Plan

RFP for 200 Sixth Street (Hugo Hotel)

South of Market Alleyway Improvements Project
Tutubi Plaza Artwork Design (Russ & Minna)

South of Market Owner Participation Rules
Adopted on October 5, 2005

South of Market Delegation Agreement

Sixth Street Design Guidelines

Affordable Housing Projects

Draft Supplement to a Final EIR

South of Market Transportation Analysis

6th Street Community Guides

6th Street Survey Results 2009

California Community Redevelopment Law

Planning Department Eastern Neighborhoods Plan

SOMA Community Stabilization Fund

Eastern Neighborhoods Transportation Implementation
Planning Study (EN TRIPS)

The South of Market Project Area Committee is entrusted with the responsibility of providing advice, recommendations, and direction to the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency for the revitalization of the South of Market Redevelopment Project Area.

The Project Area Committee's mission represents a combination of policies and strategies, which promote the economic vitality of the community, including the following elements:

• Economic & Employment Development: Encourage job creation through a variety of light industrial and neighborhood serving commercial and industrial facilities.
• Quality of Life: Provide for a more livable community for existing and new residents and businesses by ensuring a clean and safe environment. Provide for community education, health services and amenities to make South of Market a pleasant place to live, work and visit.
• Transportation & Parking: Promote a balance between transit/traffic demands and neighborhood needs and safety.
• Housing: Encourage the development of all types of housing to serve households of all income levels for rental and homeownership.
• Community Fabric: Promote and maintain the mixed-use and cultural character of the South of Market. Ensure that new developments are designed to compliment the urban framework of the community and do not detract from the social make up of South of Market. 
   

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Revised: July 23, 2010