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9/9/2019 Orange Park + El Camino Sub-Area Meeting September 9, 2019 1 Agenda Welcome Welcome 1 7:00pm - 7:10pm Group Icebreake Group Icebre aker 2 7:10pm - 7:20pm What is Shape What is Shape SSF SSF Dave Javid, Plan to Place 3


  1. 9/9/2019 Orange Park + El Camino Sub-Area Meeting September 9, 2019 1 Agenda Welcome Welcome 1 7:00pm - 7:10pm Group Icebreake Group Icebre aker 2 7:10pm - 7:20pm What is Shape What is Shape SSF SSF – Dave Javid, Plan to Place 3 7:20pm - 7:40pm Sm Small G ll Group p Disc scussion ussion 4 7:40pm - 8:15pm Group D p Discussion R scussion Report rt Back 5 8:15pm - 8:25pm Next Steps Next Steps – Dave Javid 6 8:25pm - 8:30pm 2 1

  2. 9/9/2019 Icebreaker! What’s your story about South San Francisco? What places and events are important to you?  If there was a reality TV show about the City of South San Francisco (or your city), what would the title be? Who are the actors? What is the story arc? 3 What is Shape SSF? 4 2

  3. 9/9/2019 Purpose of the General Plan  Long-term policy document to guide the future guide the future ac actions tions (policy choices + development applications) of South San Francisco  Enables the community to come together to develop a shared shared visi vision for the future for the future  Preserves and enhances community strengths community strengths  Addresses topics topics of concer of concern  Incorporate new ideas around healt healthy hy communitie commun ties, clima , climate chan e change ge, susta sustainability lity, socia , social l equity, and enviro equity , and environmen ental justic l justice 5 Downtown Specific Plan Community Civic Campus East of 101 Transportation Plan San Bruno Creek / Colma Creek El Camino Real / Chestnut Resiliency Study Avenue Area Plan Bicycle + Pedestrian Plans 6 3

  4. 9/9/2019 Planning Timeline Existing Land Use Policy Public Draft Conditions Alternatives Frameworks EIR + Zoning Reports Code 2020 2021 2022 Summer Spring Fall Summer Fall Summer Winter Fall Vision + Final Land Public Draft Final GP, Major Use Plan General Plan EIR, Zoning Strategies Code Key Engagement Time 7 Baseline Conditions 8 4

  5. 9/9/2019 Growing Population 67,120 80,000 67,120 70,000 people in 2017 60,552 +24% 60,000 63,632 49,393 54,312 50,000 increase since 39,418 46,646 40,000 1990 30,000 9% 19,351 20,000 of the county 10,000 6,193 1,989 population 6,629 4,411 0 +2,133 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 2017 Housing units since 1990 9 Evolving Age Profile stable to growing older 15,046 14,666 declining youth 13,787 adult 13,253 13,069 population 11,891 population 10,040 8,897 +1% +69% 1990 2000 2010 2017 Youth (Under 18) Older Adults (60+) 10 5

  6. 9/9/2019 Evolving Households More multigenerational households + non-relatives living together 2.3% 4.7% 2.7% 4.9% 2000 2017 2000 2017 Increasing the people per household 2.9 3.2 +11% to an people per people per increase in household in 1990 household in 2017 household size 11 Changing Race + Ethnicity 2017 1990 2010 12 6

  7. 9/9/2019 Language + Place Languages Spoken at Home 25% speak Spanish +10% 58% 13% speak Tagalog 10% speak Mandarin or Speak a language other than increase in foreign-born people living in city since 1990 Cantonese English at home 10% speak other languages 63% 39% of ch of chil ildr dren en have 1+ ave 1+ for foreign- n- born born parent parent do not speak English “very well” in 2017 13 Orange Park Profile 3,600 Area Citywide 5% of citywide total Asian or Pacific Islander (38%) Asian or Pacific Islander (41%) 21% under 18 12% over 65 Hispanic / Latino (48%) Hispanic / Latino (34%) White (12.6%) White (19%) Other (<1%) Other (4.6%) citywide: 20% citywide: 15% Black or African American (1.6%) Black or African American (2%) 14 7

  8. 9/9/2019 Orange Park Profile 32.3 9 1,100 park acres per 1,000 park acres 5% of citywide total residents citywide: 3.7 per 1,000 3.3 100% people per household households within ¼ mile of a park citywide: 3.2 citywide: 93% 15 Existing Land Uses – Orange Park Single Family Residential (36%) Duplex, Triplex, Fourplex (5%) Multifamily Residential (4%) Retail and Services (<1%) Mixed Use (0%) Office and R&D (1.4%) Industrial (7%) Public and Institutional (14%) Parks & Common Greens (24%) Open Space (0%) Vacant, Utilities, Transit (8%) 16 8

  9. 9/9/2019 El Camino Profile 4,400 Area Citywide 7% of citywide total Asian or Pacific Islander (39%) Asian or Pacific Islander (41%) 16% under 18 19% over 65 Hispanic / Latino (32%) Hispanic / Latino (34%) White (27%) White (19%) Other (<1%) Other (4.6%) citywide: 20% citywide: 15% Black or African American (2%) Black or African American (2%) 17 El Camino Profile 1,600 1.8 0.4 5% of citywide total park acres park acres per 1,000 residents citywide: 3.7 per 1,000 2.7 100% people per household households within ¼ mile of a park citywide: 3.2 citywide: 93% 18 9

  10. 9/9/2019 Existing Land Uses – El Camino Real Single Family Residential (9%) Duplex, Triplex, Fourplex (2%) Multifamily Residential (16.4%) Retail and Services (29%) Mixed Use (<1%) Office and R&D (5%) Industrial (3%) Public and Institutional (11%) Parks & Common Greens (5%) Open Space (0%) Vacant, Utilities, Transit (18%) 19 Questions? 20 10

  11. 9/9/2019 Small Group Discussion 21 Small Group Discussion 1 Introduce yourself and meet your facilitator Participate in the small group discussion 2 Report back 3 22 11

  12. 9/9/2019 What do you love about your Why did you move to your neighborhood? What makes it unique neighborhood? and special? Imagine yourself living or working in What are the things you like the least South San Francisco in 20 years. What about your neighborhood that you do you want to see in your would like to change? neighborhood? 23 Next Steps 24 12

  13. 9/9/2019 25 Meetings Held to Date  August 26 – West Westborough borough  September 4 – East ast of 101 of 101  August 27 – Mayor Town Hall Mayor Town Hall  September 4 – Down owntown town  August 29 – Avalon/Brentw on/Brentwood ood  September 3 – Winston Se ston Serra rra 26 13

  14. 9/9/2019 Upcoming Sub-Area Meetings  September 12 - Sunshin unshine Garden e Gardens s @ Sunshine Gardens Elementary School (7pm)  September 18 – Lindenville Lindenville @ 47 Hills Brewery (4pm)  September 18 – Terrabay, Paradise Valley Terrabay, Paradise Valley + Sign Hill + Sign Hill @ Martin Elementary (7pm) 27 Saturday, September 28, 2019 Orange Memorial Park 11:00am-4:30pm 28 14

  15. 9/9/2019 shapessf.net for more information and to join our mailing list Contact Lisa Costa Sanders General Plan Program Administrator City of South San Francisco Lisa.CostaSanders@ssf.net 29 15

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