--IMPORTANT PRESIDIO MEETING--
July 14th at 6:30 p.m.
in the Presidio Officers’ Club

The Presidio Trust will meet to decide whether the Fisher proposal for a Contemporary Art Museum should be located in the most historic heart of the Presidio’s Main Post.

National Park Service Cites “Adverse Effect”
of Presidio’s Proposed Art Museum on Main Post

 
The National Park Service (NPS) has serious concerns about new construction, including a contemporary art museum proposed by Gap founder Donald Fisher, hotel and movie multiplex, being located on the Main Post of the Presidio of San Francisco, a national historic park.  The scale, location and design of the modernistic Fisher museum have sparked negative responses from thousands of groups and individuals nationwide
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Developments in Shaky Town
Have developers killed the possibility of higher seismic standards for new high-rises?

PRESENTATION TO THE SFT BOARD
BY MTA ON THE MUNI STUDY IN PROGRESS
A PDF POWERPOINT

SHANGHAI GARDEN PROPOSED FOR GOLDEN GATE PARK

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