Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
To: Members of the Planning Department
From: Residents of the Judah Outer Sunset Neighborhood.
We have the following concerns about the project, and we request that the current plans be denied pending review of these concerns.
1. Parking - Too few spaces for 20 units. 31 bedrooms.
2. Public Transportation - No information on disruption to Muni
3. Height - too tall for the context, exceeding the 40 foot limit not appropriate.
4. Design - does not fit with the neighborhood/district
5. HomeSF - I disagree with this exception, or this exception is not appropriate for this project
6. NIMBY/YIMBY - I would rather have an ADU in my backyard
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November 6, 2019
ive been reading through your comments and it is clear that everyone is worried about how this new building will change the street. the planning department is staying quiet for now but knowing how many of us are on the same page makes it way easier to keep pushing.
November 6, 2019
we hit a really major mark today and it feels like people are finally starting to pay attention to these neighborhood issues. seeing this many people agree that the current plans dont fit the area is huge for our next meeting with the planners.
11 Comments
This is so large and out of character. As a disabled person when you take away parking people start to park illegally and blocking the routes for the elderly and disabled. Also with no parking available disabled people will have no where to park if they need to access that area. The City is full of hills and disabled people can’t traverse on hills and need to park close to business.
Building looks like a prefab that would fit into any 2nd rate city. Parking is already ridiculous. Thanh Long’s valet service is $13. That’s how tough parking is around here.
Another cash grab that hits at the soul of the City. It's proportions out weigh the neighborhood. It negatively effects the light and air of both the resident neighbors and business district.
Yikes
Ugly design
I don’t know why it says Modesto. We live on IRVING street a few blocks from development and are in favor of the project.
This comment is on behalf of myself and 10 other of our neighbors : we are not signing this petition and we are IN FAVOR of the Judah development moving forward in an effort to create more housing to address San Francisco’s housing shortage in a place where there is currently an EMPTY LOT. Many of the arguments against the development are unfounded: that additional units will raise average rents in area
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Status: Closed — this petition is no longer accepting signatures.
Final supporters
To: Members of the Planning Department
From: Residents of the Judah Outer Sunset Neighborhood.
We have the following concerns about the project, and we request that the current plans be denied pending review of these concerns.
1. Parking - Too few spaces for 20 units. 31 bedrooms.
2. Public Transportation - No information on disruption to Muni
3. Height - too tall for the context, exceeding the 40 foot limit not appropriate.
4. Design - does not fit with the neighborhood/district
5. HomeSF - I disagree with this exception, or this exception is not appropriate for this project
6. NIMBY/YIMBY - I would rather have an ADU in my backyard
Updates
November 6, 2019
ive been reading through your comments and it is clear that everyone is worried about how this new building will change the street. the planning department is staying quiet for now but knowing how many of us are on the same page makes it way easier to keep pushing.
November 6, 2019
we hit a really major mark today and it feels like people are finally starting to pay attention to these neighborhood issues. seeing this many people agree that the current plans dont fit the area is huge for our next meeting with the planners.
11 Comments
This is a gigantic eyesore that will have far-reaching negative impacts on the neighborhood including a lack of parking in a part of the Sunset that already has parking issues, it does not fit in the with neighborhood in the slightest, and with that excessive height, it blocks ocean and sunset views for anyone living East of it.
This is so large and out of character. As a disabled person when you take away parking people start to park illegally and blocking the routes for the elderly and disabled. Also with no parking available disabled people will have no where to park if they need to access that area. The City is full of hills and disabled people can’t traverse on hills and need to park close to business.
Building looks like a prefab that would fit into any 2nd rate city. Parking is already ridiculous. Thanh Long’s valet service is $13. That’s how tough parking is around here.
Another cash grab that hits at the soul of the City. It's proportions out weigh the neighborhood. It negatively effects the light and air of both the resident neighbors and business district.
Yikes
Ugly design
I don’t know why it says Modesto. We live on IRVING street a few blocks from development and are in favor of the project.
This comment is on behalf of myself and 10 other of our neighbors : we are not signing this petition and we are IN FAVOR of the Judah development moving forward in an effort to create more housing to address San Francisco’s housing shortage in a place where there is currently an EMPTY LOT. Many of the arguments against the development are unfounded: that additional units will raise average rents in area
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This is a gigantic eyesore that will have far-reaching negative impacts on the neighborhood including a lack of parking in a part of the Sunset that already has parking issues, it does not fit in the with neighborhood in the slightest, and with that excessive height, it blocks ocean and sunset views for anyone living East of it.