Meeting Information

Civic_Design_Committee

CIVIC DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE
Monday, February 9, 2009
3:00 p.m.
25 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 70

Agenda

1. Public Utilities Commission Water System Improvement Program Overview
   Informational Presentation
   Julie Labonte, Director, Water System Improvement Program
   
   
2. San Joaquin Pipeline
   Phase 1
   Stanley So, Architect DPW BOA
   
   
3. Roselle Crossover Improvements Project
   Phase 3
   (Phase 1 and 2 approved 1/28/08)
   Fara G. Perez, Architectural Associate, DPW BOA
   Tracy Cael, SFPUC Project Manager
   Kathleen Price, SFPUC Project Engineer
   
   
4. San Antonio Pump Station Upgrade Project
   Phase 2
   (Phase 1 approved 11/17/08)
   Mitchell Joe, Architect DPW BOA
   Bill Buckley, Landscape Architect DPW BOE
   
   
5. South of Market Alleyways Project
   Phase 1
   Mike Grisso, Project Manager, San Francisco Redevelopment Agency
   John Thomas, Landscape Architect DPW BOE
   
   
6. Merced Branch Library
   Phase 2
   (Phase 1 approved 5/19/08, Phase 2 reviewed 12/15/09)
   Lena Ch'en, Branch Library Improvement Program
   Paul De Freitas, Project Architect, DPW BOA
   Brian Gatter, Landscape Architect, DPW BOE
   
   
7. Geneva Historic Car Enclosure
   Phase 2
   (Informational presentation 11/19/07, Phase 1 approved 12/15/08)
   Lisa Chow, Project Manager, SFMTA
   Oren Rubin, Principal in Charge, VBN Architects
   Mabel Yeung, Design Team Lead, VBN Architects
   
   
8. New Business
   
   
9. Adjournment
   

vmk 2/6/2009

Notices/
Explanatory documents are available for public inspection and copying at the Arts Commission office, 25 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 240, San Francisco, CA 94102, during regular business hours. Info: Vicky Knoop, 415/252-3214.

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