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NOVEMBER 2016 NEWSLETTER Past and current newsletters are available through wwwsfbosorgTang

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Message from the Supervisor EXERCISE YOUR RIGHT TO VOTE

Even Olympians have time to vote

Olympic runner Shannon Rowbury picked up her ballot at City Hall

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With a Presidential race 25 local measures and 17 state measures on the ballot we know

voting can be an overwhelming experience this year However we hope that it will not

prevent you from casting votes on important decisions impacting our City

If you will be voting by mail ballots must be postmarked or date stamped by a delivery

company before or on Election Day Tuesday November 8 and received by the

Department of Elections no later than Monday November 14 In addition the Department

asks that voters fold each ballot card separately before inserting the cards into the return

envelope to prevent the ballots from getting jammed in mailshysorting and ballotshyopening

equipment

If you will be voting in person you can vote early at the City Hall Voting Center which will

be open weekdays from 800am ndash 500pm and the weekend before the election (November

5shy6) from 1000am ndash 400pm Voters are encouraged to visit the Voting in the November 8

2016 Election section of the Department of Electionrsquos website to check your registration

information track the status of your voteshybyshymail ballot view your Voter Information

Pamphlet and Sample Ballot find the location of your nearest polling place and request

translated materials You can also call the Department of Elections at (415) 554shy4375

West Sunset Playground Renovation Update

West Sunset Playground is undergoing renovations as part of a yearshylong project The

contractor is working on the demolition portion of the project which includes removing old

chain link fencing bleach seating and baseball back stops The next phase of the project

includes repairing all the failing concrete walls and bleacher seating areas as well as a watershy

proofing these areas In the next month the contractor will start work on the installation of


the new irrigation system on all the athletic fields The project is anticipated to be complete

in early fall 2017

The completed project will include

Replacing rusting and failing fencing and gates with new chain link fencing

Installing new baseball backstops dugouts and associated field amenities

Installing two new batting cages

Replacing the irrigation system on all athletic fields and landscape areas

Installing new landscape in exiting planting beds

Upgrading the existing site drainage infrastructure to improve drainage

Installing park furniture including trash receptacles drinking fountains aluminum

bleachers bike racks and park signage

Waterproofing the exterior concrete stadium surface to eliminate leaks

Replacing the bleach wood seating planks

Painting the exterior of the structures

Replacing damages fencing and handrails and

Renovating the restrooms in the lower bleacher structure

If you have any questions please contact Dan Mauer at the Recreation and Park

Department at (415) 581shy2542 or danmauersfgovorg

Shard Schoolyards at AP Giannini Join the Shared Schoolyard Project at AP Giannini Middle School (3151 Ortega Street) on


Saturday November 5 from 2pmshy4pm for an exciting kickshyoff event marking the grand

reshyopening of the schoolyard for the public to use on weekends The event will include

games and activities for the whole neighborhood free lunch and a ribbon cutting

ceremony Plus bring your garden clothes to help clean and improve the school garden

Read more and RSVP on the Shared Schoolyard website

12 Days of Kittens at Kitty Hall ReturnsItrsquos the most wonderful time of the year with the return of our 4th Annual 12 Days of Kittens

event in our ldquoKittyrdquo Hall office at City Hall Room 264 Every year we host feline friends in

our office to promote the work of San Franciscorsquos Animal Care amp Control (ACC) and to

encourage adoption of animals rather than purchasing them Visitors are encouraged to

stop by between the hours of 1000am and 500pm bring donations of pet food and

supplies (ie old linens carriers litter boxes) make a pledge to support ACC and adopt a

new friend The 12 Days of Kittens with start on November 28th and ends on

December 9th Stay tuned for the announcement of our 12 Days of Kittens Holiday Party

coshyhosted by the Friends of San Francisco Animal Care and Control

Upcoming Discover Your District (DYD) Event Learn How to Make Jam with Jannot Artisanal

Preserves


We are excited to partner with Sunset District resident Jannot Ross to host a jam makingclass as part of our Discover Your District series Join Supervisor Tang as we learn to makejam with Jannot on Friday November 18 at 500pm at Grace Lutheran Church

(3223 Ulloa Street at 33rd Avenue) by registering online here Jannot Artisanal Preserves are inspired by Jannotrsquos childhood growing up on a NativeAmerican reservation making jam with her mother Jannot enjoys experimenting withnatural ingredients such as Tahitian vanilla bean or infusing her jams with alcohol to createrich spicy flavors We hope you will join us to learn from Jannot and create jam that youcan share with your loved ones during the holiday season For more information on DYDevents visit wwwsfbosorgDiscoverYourDistrict

Lake Merced West Proposal

On October 20th the Recreation and Park Commission selected a new partner toprovide recreation on the western shores of Lake Merced the former site of thePacific Gun and Rod Club Lake Merced Recreation is planning to offer a number ofnew amenities and recreational opportunities to the public at the 11shyacre siteincluding kayaking paddle board rentals picnic sites yoga food and beveragecommunity gardens an athletic field fishing among other activities Firstrecreational improvements are expected to be at the site by 2018 with the finalimprovements delivered by 2020 Details about the proposal and the process to select a new entity to offer recreationalamenities at the site can be found on the San Francisco Recreation and Parks website


For questions about the project or the process please contact Cassandra Costello atCassandraCostellosfgovorg or 415shy831shy2791

Update on OfficershyInvolved Shooting

Acting SFPD chief Toney Chaplin speaks to attendees at town hall on officershyinvolved shooting on October 20 2016

(Photo Walter ThompsonHoodline)

On Friday October 14 San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) officer Kevin Downs wasshot in the head after responding to an incident at Lakeshore Plaza SFPD and other lawenforcement agencies then tracked down the suspect who ran through Stern Grove According to SFPD the suspect refused to surrender his firearm Officers then found thesuspect by Edgewood Center for Children amp Families and shot the suspect identified asNicholas McWherter who was transported to San Francisco General Hospital The suspectthen passed away from his injuries Our office would like to thank SFPD and the manypartner agencies for the quick mobilization and resolution of the incident No bystanderswere injured during the altercation As recommended by the Blue Ribbon Panel onTransparency Accountability and Fairness in Law Enforcement SFPD held a town hallmeeting on Thursday October 20 at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center to provide updatesThere are four investigations currently ongoing of the officershyinvolved shooting by theOffice of Citizen Complaints the District Attorneyrsquos Office and the SFPD SFPD is alsoworking to improve their partnership with the Department of Public Health to addressmental health issues earlier on


The meeting was wellshyattended by nearby residents and neighborhood organizations Wewould like to give special thanks to Pastor Megan Rohrer of Grace Evangelical Lutheran

Church (33rd Ave and Ulloa) for offering services to anyone who may need support Ouroffice is currently looking into an immediate communicationnotification procedure toalert residents when a sheltershyinshyplace order has been issued Officer Downs is currently recovering after undergoing surgery to remove fragments fromhis brain and still has partial paralysis on one side of his body If you would like to sendwellshywishes to Officer Downs please send them to San Francisco Police Officers Association

800 Bryant Street 2nd Floor San Francisco CA 94103 martysfpoaorg For further questions about the incident please contact Taraval Station Captain DeniseFlaherty at DeniseFlahertysfgovorg

Recap on Annual D4 Principal amp PTA Field


Recap on Annual D4 Principal amp PTA FieldTrip at Childrenrsquos Creativity Museum

Each year our office hosts a field trip for Sunset District Principals and PTAPresidents These field trips give us an opportunity to discuss issues related to allSunset District schools and share with each school potential learning opportunitiesfor students In years past we have visited the Exploratorium The Garden Projectand the Disney Museum This year we brought our school leaders to the ChildrenrsquosCreativity Museum (CCM) CCM is an innovative art and technology museum forchildren of all ages On our visit CCM brought us to their animation lab where welearned the art of Claymation From creating a character using ldquogutsrdquo clay to choosinga background and snapping dozens of photos for a mere six seconds of film ourschool leaders had a great time getting creative and exploring the museum Asidefrom the animation studio CCM also has an innovation lab tech lab imagination labmusic studio and so much more We look forward to working with all of our schools over the coming year If you wouldlike to see more photos of our amazing field trip please visit our online album Toview our Claymation videos please visit the links below

Claymation Videos Curry Saves the Day Merclops and Bob

Duckie and the FourshyLegged FriendsGumbi Finds Love Election Day

NoshyBurn Season at Ocean Beach


By Cami Doo District 4 Intern NoshyBurn Season at Ocean Beach starts on November 1 until the last day of AprilDuring this time no beach fires are allowed at Ocean Beach Fire rings will be removed oraffixed with locked lids and thorough cleaning of the beach will start on the first day of NoshyBurn Season During the winter the pollution from burning can reach harmful levels Thegoal of the NoshyBurn Season is to avoid burning during the Bay Area Air QualityManagement Districts (BAAQMD) Winter Spare the Air season For more informationplease visit National Park Servicersquos web site

Merchant Spotlight Lazy Fish and Sushi By Claudia Liu District 4 Intern

Therersquos a new fish in the sea Lazy Fish and Sushi is an exciting new restaurant featuring

poke bowls and Japanese cuisine that recently opened on Irving Street (between 22nd amp

23rd Ave) Despite the tragic news last December about the closing of our beloved Yum YumFish we are excited to hear about the opening of a poke bowl and sushi restaurant Build your own poke bowl by first selecting a ldquobaserdquo which may consist of sushi rice brownrice mixed greens or half amp half Following your base you choose from a large variety offresh fish and sauces to create a bowl customized to your cravings To finish off your tastybowl select from a wide menu of toppings to compliment your fish and base Lazy Fish and Sushi is definitely a must try experience If you arent a fan of raw fish thereis also a large menu of cooked sushi rolls made by professionally trained chefs So the nexttime yoursquore in the area donrsquot forget to stop by and get your poke bowl fix

Lazy Fish and Sushi (415) 682shy9926

Monday through Saturday 11amshy9pm Sunday 11amshy8pm

httplazyfishandsushicom


Dishes served at Lazy Fish and Sushi

Photos Yelp

Recap on D4 Youth Forum and D4 Youth Council Application Deadline

Extended to November 10th

Our office would like to thank our new District 4 Youth Commissioner Joshua Park for organizing theyouth forum held last month at the Ortega Branch Library Participants discussed various issues and wereparticularly interested in how to increase civic engagement among their peers Their suggestions includedimproving social media outreach and working with our local schools to have youth liaisons Our office will continue to work with Joshua to engage local youth around important issues in ourcommunity Youth who are interested in being more involved with our office and Joshuarsquos work on theYouth Commission should consider applying to our District 4 Youth Council The application deadlinehas been extended to November 10 2016 Interested applicants should fill out the online applicationand email it to ashleysummerssfgovorg by November 10 2016


Update on Irving Streetscape Improvement Project

You might have noticed the changes on Irving Street as part of the Irving Streetscapeimprovement project So far the sewer repair and replacement has been completedon Irving Street from 19th to 48th Avenues as well as 45th Avenue from Lincoln Wayto Irving Street In addition Public Works has completed curb ramps curb and gutterinstallation bulbshyout installation sidewalk replacement tree installation andinstalling new streetlights from 19th to 27th Ave Remaining work for the streetscape includes rebuilding the Irving Street roadway invarious locations between 19th and 27th Ave repaving the roadway with new asphaltinstallation of metal gateway features at 22nd Avenue and installation of decorativecrosswalks and roadway striping Public Works will stop the construction in thecommercial area from 19th to 27th Ave from Thanksgiving to New Yearrsquos Day Afterthe New Year the Public Works will finalize any remaining items and is planning tofinish the project in early 2017 If you have any questions or want to know more aboutthis project please contact Michael Rieger of San Francisco Public Works atMichaelRiegersfdpworg


The 9th Annual Neighborhood EmpowermentNetwork Award

By Stephanie Chan District 4 Intern

The Neighborhood Empowerment Network (NEN) is an ongoing alliance betweenresidents neighborhoods foundations and academic institution that has a goal to supportthe empowerment of residents and communities with the capacity and resources to buildstrong resilient communities The NEN Awards are dedicated to elevating and celebratingthe tremendous work that residents and organizations do every day to make our City a greatplace to live There are a number of different NEN categories ranging from BestNeighborhood Watch Group to Best Comeback Neighborhood of the Year to the Invest in

Neighborhoods Project Grant Nominees will be awarded at the 9th Annual Award

Ceremony on January 27th 2017 at City Hall at 600pm Nominations are due at 5pm

on December 2nd so donrsquot delay and nominate today For more information please visitSan Francisco Neighborhood Empowerment Networkrsquos website

7shyEleven Open House Recap


Recently Harry Singh took over management of the 7shyEleven at 46th Avenue andJudah Street In late September Harry held an open house at his store to address thecommunityrsquos concerns and share information on efforts he has made to improve hisstore and the surrounding area Residents expressed concerns about public safetypanhandling alcohol consumption and cleanliness Harry has already made several improvements He ensures that at least twoemployees are working at all times so that one is available to step out if needed andaddress loitering He has also ceased the sale of inexpensive malt beverages As aresult of his efforts he reports that calls to the San Francisco Police Department fromhis store have dropped significantly Harry and his team are committed to minimizingnegative impacts on our community and he welcomes neighbors to come into thestore and talk to him personally Harry will also be working with the 7shyEleven corporation to improve the buildingNew signage will be installed and he will also be relocating the trash receptacles to anarea away from public view If residents have any concerns or questions pleasecontact our office at (415) 554shy7460

Woody LaBounty and David Gallagher of Western Neighborhoods Project

Congratulations to Western NeighborhoodsProject for their Award of Merit

Our office is excited to announce that the Western Neighborhoods Project is the winner ofthe 2016 SF Museum amp Historical Societyrsquos Award of Merit The annual award honorsindividuals organizations and businesses that have made important contributions to the


legacy of San Francisco The Western Neighborhoods Project is an allshyvolunteer nonprofitgroup that gathers historical information about San Franciscos outer neighborhoods Theirlatest project is Open SF History which scans preserves and shares historical SanFrancisco photos from major collectors If you are interested in the history of our amazingcity please visit this wonderful online archive You may also contribute to this great projectby providing any ideas connections or resources To learn more about the WesternNeighborhoods Project please visit their web page

Left Bernice amp Chuck Lassiter at Polly Ann in 1959 | Right Supervisor Tang Bernice and AssessorshyRecorder

Carmen Chu at her 90th birthday celebration

Happy 90th Birthday Bernice Lassiter

Our office wants to wish a very happy 90th birthday to Sunset resident and legend BerniceLassiter Bernice is one of the original owners of Polly Ann Ice Cream and moved to SanFrancisco with her family in 1939 Bernice attended Aptos Junior High and was a memberof the second class to begin at Abraham Lincoln High School All four of her children alsoattended Lincoln HS After high school Bernice worked at the telephone company until

phones turned automatic dial In 1954 she bought the home she resides in on 39th AvenueShe purchased Polly Ann Ice Cream Parlor with her husband in 1959 and operated it until1967 Under her ownership Polly Ann Ice Cream became famous for their unusual flavors ndashand especially the big wheel of flavors that customers can spin to help them choose their icecream Bernice was also instrumental in the rebuilding of the Ortega Branch Library and shehelped raise money from supporters Bernice is a fan of fellow Sunset resident Chris Isaakndash she has been to 9 of his concerts Chris thinks highly of Bernice and refers to her as ldquoMissPolly Annrdquo Bernice has dedicated a great deal of her time to her work at Grace LutheranChurch and in particular with the Grace Infant Care Center run by her best friend Pamela

Ryan Bernice is a Sunset District treasure and we congratulate her on her 90th birthday


and thank her for all she has contributed to our community We look forward tocommending her at the Board of Supervisors on November 1 2016

Resilient Sunset Emergency Supply Bin Pilot Project

San Francisco SAFE groups and NERTshycertified residents in the Sunset District areinvited to participate in a pilot project as a part of our Resilient Sunset efforts Underthis pilot project participants may receive free emergency supply bins for storage intheir garage along with a few emergency preparedness supplies The bins have beenmade in partnership with Recology and they are the same size as your receptaclebins To accept a free supply bin there are a few conditions

You would agree to be part of a private registry (only to be shared with yourblock if you wish) listing where the supply bins areYou must agree to work with and support neighbors on your block duringemergencies to the best of your abilitiesYou must map out your block to the best of your abilities and indicate whetherthere are vulnerabilities in any householdsYou must refresh your kit andor add to it each year

The goal of this project is to build community relationships between neighbors If youare a member of SF SAFE or NERT program who is interested in participating thispilot program Please email raylawsfgovorg by November 11 2016 Please visitthis website if you want to know more about the Resilient Sunset Project

UPCOMING EVENTS


November 3 | Thursday | 230pm Author Visit Neighborhood Sharks

Ortega Library | 3223 Ortega Street and 39th Avenue Katherine Roy will discuss her childrens book about the oceans mostfearsome predators and the scientists who study them just a few milesfrom the Golden Gate Bridge For more events at the Ortega Library visitthe Ortega Library website

November 3 | Thursday | 700pm People of Parkside Sunset (POPS) Monthly Meeting (formerly Taraval Parkside Merchants Association)

Taraval Police Station | 2345 24th Avenue (SantiagoshyTaraval St) POPS sponsors special events advocates on behalf of the neighborhoodand works with residents and other merchants to improve the communityFor more information visit POPSrsquo website

November 4 | Friday | 600pm ndash 1100pm Abraham Lincoln High School PTSA Fundraising Gala

United Irish Cultural Center | 2700 45th Avenue (at Sloat Blvd) Save the date for a silent and live auction raffle and games studentperformances and the opportunity to meet ALHS staff andfamilies Purchase tickets at the Fundraising Gala website For moreinformation emailLincolnGalagmailcom

November 5 | Saturday | 900am ndash 1100am Friends of Sunset Rec Sunset Recreation Center | 2201 Lawton Street Join the Friends of Sunset Recreation Center volunteers as they continueto maintain and look after the Sunset Recreation Center For moreinformation or to get involved contact recparkvolunteersfgovorg

November 5 | Saturday | 1000am ndash 400pm Dianne Feinstein Elementary School Harvest Carnival

Dianne Feinstein Elementary School | 2550 25th AvenueJoin the schoolcommunity of Dianne Feinstein Elementary for their annual harvestcarnival There will be games tasty foods to eat a jumpy slide andentertainment For more information visit Dianne Feinstein ElementarySchoolrsquos website

November 5 | Saturday | 200pm ndash 400pm Shared Schoolyard Project Opening AP Giannini Middle School | 3151 Ortega Street Join for an exciting kickshyoff event marking the grand reshyopening of theschoolyard for the public to use on weekends The event will include gamesand activities for the whole neighborhood free lunch and a ribbon cuttingceremony Plus bring your garden clothes to help clean and improve theschool garden For more information visit the Shared Schoolyard website

November 5 | Saturday | 300pm ndash 500pm Parkside Library Open House Parkside Library | 1200 Taraval Street Come and enjoy various activities at Parkside Libraryrsquos annual OpenHouse See the Flying Angels Chinese Dance Company enjoy light


refreshments make a craft get computer help from volunteers and bringa gently used book to trade for another at our book swap The fun startsat 3 pm shy bring the whole family For more events at Parkside Libraryvisit the Parkside Library website

November 6 13 20 27 | Sundays | 1000am Community Yoga BYOM (Bring Your Own Mat) Playland

Playland at 43rd Avenue | 1360 43rd Avenue and Judah Street BYOM for some outdoor yoga at the newly opened Playland at

43rd Avenue All classes are FREE and DROP IN For more informationvisit the Playland Facebook Page or Playlandrsquos Instagram

November 8 | Tuesday Election Day Voters get a chance to weigh in on important issues this electionyear Voters are encouraged to visit the Voting in the November 8 2016Election section of the Department of Electionrsquos website to check theirregistration information track the status of their voteshybyshymail ballot viewtheir Voter Information Pamphlet and Sample Ballot find the location oftheir polling place and request translated materials For moreinformation call the Department of Elections at (415) 554shy4375

November 9 | Wednesday | 600pm ndash 730pm 3D Printer Demo

Ortega Library | 3223 Ortega Street and 39th Avenue Curious to see what a 3D printer can do Come see a demonstration Forall ages For more events at the Ortega Library visit the Ortega Librarywebsite

November 12 | Saturday | 600pm ndash 1100pm Sunset Gala Casino Night

The Scottish Rite Masonic Center | 2850 19th Ave Enjoy a gourmet Italian dinner music casino tables and silent and liveauctions to benefit Sunset Elementary School For more informationvisit their website or email galasunsetshyptaorg

November 13 20 27 | Sundays | 900am Boot Camp Playland

Playland at 43rd Avenue | 1360 43rd Avenue and Judah Street Join a free Sunday morning rise and shine boot camp Start your day bygetting your blood flowing muscles moving and energy flowing The classwill include a variety of cardio core and strength exercises while usingyour body weight for a 50 minute total body workout All levels welcomeFor more information visit the Playland Facebook Page or PlaylandrsquosInstagram

November 15 | Saturday | 330pm ndash 430pm Holiday Needle Felting with Gogo Craft Parkside Library | 1200 Taraval Street Learn the amazing art of needle felting and make an adorable penguin or


create another fun creature from your imagination Wersquoll show you howto turn your creation into an ornament that is perfect for the holidays Allmaterials tips and tricks provided For ages 11 and up Adults welcomeSpace is limited For more information and to register please contactDorcas at dorcaswongsfplorg For more events at Parkside Library visitthe Parkside Library website

November 15 | Tuesday | 700pm ndash 800pm Taraval Community Police Forum

Taraval Police Station Community Room | 2345 24th Avenue at TaravalStreet Learn about the latest crime updates and public safety issues from the SanFrancisco Police Department and express your concerns and questionsabout public safety in the Sunset District This month there will be apresentation on San Franciscorsquos Clean Power program For moreinformation visit the Taraval Police Stationrsquos website

November 16 | Wednesday | 630pm ndash 800pm Golden Gate Park Tennis Center Community Meeting

County Fair Building Auditorium | 1199 9th Avenue Staff will be sharing the projectrsquos concept design walk through theprojected timeline and answer any questions related to the project Formore information visit Recreation and Park Departmentrsquos website

November 16 | Wednesday | 630pm ndash 800pm Craft Night Origami Stars

Ortega Library | 3223 Ortega Street and 39th Avenue Create your own folded stars perfect for holiday decorating For adultsPlease call 415shy355shy5700 to sign up (starting November 1) For more eventsat the Ortega Library visit the Ortega Library website

November 17 | Thursday | 600pm ndash 800pm Workshop on the Local Coastal Program Amendment

San Francisco Planning | 1650 Mission Street 4th Floor Portions of San Franciscorsquos dynamic Ocean Beach ndash particularly the areabetween Sloat and Skyline boulevards ndash have experienced substantialerosion over the past few decades San Francisco is amending its LocalCoastal Program to provide for longshyterm resiliency by balancingenvironmental resources maintaining coastal access addressingcommunity needs and protecting our investment in public infrastructuresuch as roads and wastewater treatment facilities A draft of theamendment will be available for public review and feedback onNovember7 2016 Join San Francisco Planning staff to review the document and tolearn more about the process as we move forward to Planning Commissionand the Board of Supervisors For more information please visit PlanningDepartmentrsquos website

November 18 | Friday | 500pm A Discover Your District (DYD) Event Learn to Make Jam with Jannot of Jannot Artisinal Preserves

Grace Lutheran Church | 3201 Ulloa Street at 33rd Avenue We are excited to partner with Sunset District resident Jannot Ross to hosta jam making class as part of our Discover Your District series Learn how


to make jams to share with your loved ones during the holidays ($5 Limit12) Register here or call (415) 554shy7460 for more information

November 20 | Sunday | 1100am ndash 200pm

Playland at 43rd Avenue Garden Work Day

Playland at 43rd Avenue | 1360 43rd Avenue and Judah Street Playlandrsquos community garden needs TLC Help with watering weedingmulching composting Tools available Bring your gloves Succulent Swapfollows For more information visit the Playland FacebookPage or Playlandrsquos Instagram

November 28 ndash December 9 | 1000am ndash 500pm 12 Days of Kittens ldquoKittyrdquo Hall | Room 264 1 Dr Carlton B Goodlett Drive Visitors are encouraged to stop by between the hours of 1000am and500pm bring donations of pet food and supplies (ie old linens carrierslitter boxes) make a pledge to support ACC and adopt a new felinefriend For more information contact our office at (415) 554shy7460

December 3 | Saturday | 1000am ndash 300pm Sunset Mercantile

County Fair Building | 1199 9th Avenue Donrsquot miss this open air popshyup market featuring merchants from theOuter Sunset Laura PeschkeshyZingler and Angie PetittshyTaylor are planninganother great event with shopping and music as well as plenty of familyshyfriendly activities For more information visit the Sunset Mercantilewebsite

A PHOTO RECAP OF OCTOBER

FOR A FULL PHOTO RECAP OF OCTOBER CLICK HERE


Walk and Roll to School Day with Dianne Feinstein Elementary School

Left to Right Recreation and Park Department General Manager Phil Ginsburg the DFES Lion Mayor Ed Lee our

Vision Zero Hero Supervisor Katy Tang DFES Principal Michelle Chang SFUSD Superintendent Myong Leigh and

AssessorshyRecorder Carmen Chu

Walk and Roll to School Day with Sunset Elementary School Getting ready for our walk with Principal


Sophie Lee and families from Sunset

Celebrating the new Sunset Fitness Zone par course along Sunset Boulevard Cutting the ribbon withOlympian and Sunset native Shannon Rowbury Along with students from Lowell and St Ignatius and

Public Works Department Head Mohammed Nuru

The sun was out for the annual Ocean Beach Music amp Art Festivalhosted by the Outer Noriega Merchants


(Left) Our annual Movies in McCoppin at McCoppin Square (Right) The members of People of ParksideSunset (POPS) that help coordinate this annual movie night shy Yumi Sam Albert Chow Dallas Udovch

(with his 2 sons) and Les Wong

Left Daniel Logan who played Boba Fett in Star Wars Episode II Attack of the Clones was a special guestat our last night of Movies in McCoppin Right Daniel Logan and Albert Chow of POPSGreat Wall

Hardware (Photo credit Paul Jackman Photography)


Due to rain we moved our Movies in McCoppin indoors at Dianne Feinstein Elementary shy thank you toPrincipal Chang for letting us use the auditorium (Photo credit Paul Jackman Photography)

We had a great time at the Beach Cottage Urban Farm with Rica of Churn Urban Creamery She taught usall about how she uses fresh ingredients she grows to create delicious homemade ice creams

Join us for a new Discover Your District event every month


Halloween at Playland was a success shy dozens of families came out for a parade crafts and a photo boothThank you to the Playland Stewards for hosting


Paid for by Katy Tang for Supervisor 2014 Financial disclosures are available at wwwsfethicsorg

Our mailing address isSupervisor Katy Tang

1 Dr Carlton B Goodlett Place Room 244 San Francisco CA

94102

(415) 554shy7460KatyTangsfgovorg

wwwsfbosorgTang

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With a Presidential race 25 local measures and 17 state measures on the ballot we know

voting can be an overwhelming experience this year However we hope that it will not

prevent you from casting votes on important decisions impacting our City

If you will be voting by mail ballots must be postmarked or date stamped by a delivery

company before or on Election Day Tuesday November 8 and received by the

Department of Elections no later than Monday November 14 In addition the Department

asks that voters fold each ballot card separately before inserting the cards into the return

envelope to prevent the ballots from getting jammed in mailshysorting and ballotshyopening

equipment

If you will be voting in person you can vote early at the City Hall Voting Center which will

be open weekdays from 800am ndash 500pm and the weekend before the election (November

5shy6) from 1000am ndash 400pm Voters are encouraged to visit the Voting in the November 8

2016 Election section of the Department of Electionrsquos website to check your registration

information track the status of your voteshybyshymail ballot view your Voter Information

Pamphlet and Sample Ballot find the location of your nearest polling place and request

translated materials You can also call the Department of Elections at (415) 554shy4375

West Sunset Playground Renovation Update

West Sunset Playground is undergoing renovations as part of a yearshylong project The

contractor is working on the demolition portion of the project which includes removing old

chain link fencing bleach seating and baseball back stops The next phase of the project

includes repairing all the failing concrete walls and bleacher seating areas as well as a watershy

proofing these areas In the next month the contractor will start work on the installation of



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