February 8, 2010
CIVIC DESIGN REVIEW COMMITTEE
Monday, February 8, 2010
3:00 p.m.
25 Van Ness Avenue, Suite 70
Agenda
- Chinese Recreation Center
Materials and Finishes Presentation
(Phase 1 approved October 20, 2008, Phase 2 reviewed May 18, 2009, Phase 2 approved with contingencies June 15, 2009, contingencies removed 9/21/09, Phase 3 approved with contingencies 1/11/10)
Mary Hobson, Project Director, Recreation and Park Department
Fara Perez, Architectural Associate, DPW BOA - Cayuga Playground
Phase 2
(Phase 1 reviewed 9/21/09, Phase 1 approved 10/19/09 )
Marvin Yee, Project Manager, Recreation and Park Department
Lizzy Hirsch, Landscape Architect, DPW BOE
Richard Gee, Architect, DPW BOA - Calaveras Dam Replacement Project: New Tower and Shaft Outlet Structure
Phase 1
Kent Ford, Project Architect, DPW BOA - Groundwater Supply Well Stations: Lake Merced
Phase 2
(Phase 1 approved 10/19/09)
Paul De Freitas, Architectural Associate, DPW BOA
Martha Ketterer, Landscape Architect, DPW BOE - Groundwater Supply Well Stations: West Sunset Playground
Phase 2
(Phase 1 approved 10/19/09)
Paul De Freitas, Architectural Associate, DPW BOA
Martha Ketterer, Landscape Architect, DPW BOE - Groundwater Supply Well Stations: South Sunset Playground
Phase 2
(Phase 1 approved 10/19/09)
Paul De Freitas, Architectural Associate, DPW BOA
Martha Ketterer, Landscape Architect, DPW BOE - Harvey Milk Plaza Improvements
Phase 3
(Phase 1 reviewed 9/21/09, Phase 1 and 2 approved 11/16/09)
Andrea Aiello, Executive Director, Castro Central Business District
Scott Cataffa, CMG Landscape Architecture - Forest Hill Pump Station Upgrade
Phase 1
Mitchell Joe, Design Architect, DPW BOA
Bill Bulkley, Landscape Architect, DPW BOE - Harry Tracy Water Treatment Plant
Phase 2
(Phase 1 reviewed 11/16/09)
Daniel Wright, Architect, Kennedy/Jenks Consultants, Engineers and Architects - Discussion of Civic Design Review Guidelines
- New Business
- Adjournment
vmk 2/3/2010
Notices/
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