The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday allowed park officials to accept funds and in-kind donations that significantly reduce the costs of a public restroom project at Noe Valley Town Square.
The California Department of Parks and Recreation awarded the San Francisco Recreation and Park Department $1.7 million for the restroom project and future projects in other open spaces. The funds are set to be used from July 2022 to June 2026. stirred controversy after its initial estimated cost was $1.
Noe Valley Town Square was opened to the public in 2016, and is frequently used for community events like a weekly farmers market and class programs for residents. A restroom was initially planned at the site, though a funding shortage prevented it from being constructed. "I will vote yes to accept this grant because I know the toilets are needed, but we have to do better," Engardio said."Residents have lost their patience."
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