Public Parking in the DMV lot
Our friend Lisa Zahner, the Divisadero Corridor Manager for the Mayor's Office of Economic Development, is trying to get the DMV to open their parking lot for nights and weekend parking. Sound good? Then help her out by giving your 2 cents in a quick and easy online survey -
Dear Neighbors:
As part of the Divisadero Corridor Improvement Project, we are working with the DMV to open their lot for paid hourly and overnight parking,as well as a limited number of monthly parking passes.
Your feedback is important and will help us move this project forward.
Please answer the survey below and forward to friends or neighbors who are near the DMV or, if you are a merchant in the area, to your customers who may use the DMV lot. The survey will be available for responses until March 31st.
Our goal is to have the lot open for public parking by the end of 2007.
If you have further questions or comments, please contact Lisa Zahner, Divisadero Corridor Manager, at lisa.zahner@sfgov.org.
Thank you!
Mayor's Office of Economic and Workforce Development
DMV LOT USAGE SURVEY
http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.asp?u=731693490867
posted by Kevin @ 8:03 PM
3 Comments:
I'm cautiously glad to read about this -- better to have a parking lot than disused, empty asphalt, right? But I still can't help thinking that the neighborhood would benefit from buildings there, rather than pavement.
I hope they donate some spaces for City CarShare.
There is a larger discussion in Sacramento about the development prospects for the DMV site. Recent news releases suggested that they might be ready to do something, though there has also been a change in leadership at the CA Dept. of Transportation, so who knows. Stay tuned...
Would it be terrible to build a two-level parking structure? That way the upper part can be overnight, and the lower can be designated DMV only.
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