UPDATE - September 5, 2019
Last week to participate in the SF
Hazards and Climate Resilience Survey!
Please participate in this brief online survey. Your help will ensure that the City and County of San Francisco hears from a wide range of San Franciscans - including BOMA San Francisco members.
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Anyone who lives or works in SF can participate, which is available in SIX languages! This survey will help the City understand how San Franciscans are preparing for and responding to natural hazards and climate change.
You can access the survey through the links below:
You can access the survey through the links below:
English Spanish (Español) Chinese (中文)
Filipino Korean (한국어) Russian (русский язык)
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Original Post - July 1, 2019
The City and County of San Francisco (CCSF) is hosting five workshops with key stakeholders to inform the strategies and implementation of the updated San Francisco’s Hazards and Climate Resilience (HCR) Plan. The HCR Plan presents how community members and San Francisco neighborhoods will be impacted by specific hazards and identifies how CCSF will prepare for and should respond to natural hazards (including earthquake, fire, extreme heat, and flooding) when they occur.
BOMA San Francisco members are invited to participate in a meeting with representatives of businesses and commercial properties located in CCSF to provide feedback on HCR strategies and implementation. This is also an opportunity to build relationships with CCSF agencies and other businesses to share information and coordinate efforts to strengthen the resilience of our community.
During this interactive two hour workshop, you will:
- Learn about hazard issues (including earthquakes, flooding, and extreme heat events) and their impacts on the City & County of San Francisco, as well as existing and planned work to increase resilience.
- Share your experience with hazard events to inform how the government agencies and community groups can improve responses to hazards.
- Provide feedback on draft Hazards & Climate Resilience Plan strategies and how they could be implemented in partnership with residential property owners and managers as well as with other housing stakeholders.
Refreshments will be provided.
FAQs
How do I get to Bluxome Center?
It is 1 block away from the SF Caltrain station and 2 blocks from the K/T and N MUNI lines' stop at 4th & King Streets. There is no dedicated parking onsite, but there are plenty of metered parking spots on Bluxome Street.
Who is coordinating the Hazard & Climate Resilience Planning Process?
The Office of Resilience and Capital Planning is leading this effort in partnership with Department of Emergency Management, Department of Public Health, Department of the Environment, and SF Planning.
Have questions about the purpose or scope of the Hazards & Climate Resilience (HCR) Plan?
Please contact Jim Buker, HCR Plan Project Manager, at (415) 554-4939
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