Invest in Neighborhoods Baseline and Customized Services
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1 Invest in Neighborhoods Baseline and Customized Services Every IIN commercial corridor will: Be assigned a City point person who will help direct resources to that corridor Be provided a corridor assessment that will provide a snapshot of the corridor s economic or physical needs and opportunities Have vacancies catalogued and marketed through a centralized vacancy tracking system Have an opportunity to apply for small project grants Have access to the baseline services detailed below and be assigned customized services (see p.3) based on the findings of the corridor assessment and resources available BASELINE SERVICES DOE SF ENERGY WATCH Business Assistance/Development Free on-site Energy assessments, Financial incentives for energy efficiency upgrades, Access to reduced fee contractors for installation of upgrades MYEEP High School Internship Placements Free High School Interns for small business OEWD Enterprise Zone Assistance Assistance with filing for state and local EZ tax credits OEWD Jobs Squad Door to door business assistance OSB PUC Small Business Assistance Center SF Greasecycle One-on-one counseling and case management for business owners in San Francisco regarding business start up, site selection and incentives/access to capital Fat Oils & Grease Control - Loan/Lease Program for grease traps in restaurants. PUC Waste Water Pre-Treatment Program Waste Water Discharge Permits - SF SAFE Business Safety Assessments Provide assessment of business layout to improve safety SFAC Art in Storefronts Original art installations by SF artists in vacant and under-used storefront windows Design + Development Assistance and Physical Improvements Architecture for Humanity Pro-Bono Design Construction Services Free architectural assessments, designs of community spaces, construction oversight, pos-occupancy analysis 1
2 Architecture for Humanity Pro- Bono Development Services Program Development & Administration, Training, Assessment of financing models, stakeholder coordination, financing models SFAC/DPW StreetSmARTS Program Program that teaches youth about public art & installs murals to address vandalism Community Training and Education DOE/DPH/PUC SF Green Business Recognition Program for businesses who meet green business standards LISC Neighborhood Marketplace Initiative Downloadable One Pagers and Bi- monthly trainings on community-led revitalization OCEIA Emergency/Crisis Language Services Interpretation and translation services in emergency situations OCEIA SF Wire Up Outreach, education and complaint remediation for wireless technology PUC Rainwater Harvesting Rain Barrel and Cistern Program SFGTV SFGOV TV Highlight of community programs and projects SF SAFE Merchant Neighborhood Watch Help to organize merchant/neighborhood watch groups SF Travel Marketing Opportunities Access to visitor marketing opportunities via travel publication press releases, web site exposure, information kiosks, and brochure space at SF Travel's Visitor Center SFFD NERT Free training on community preparedness in emergencies SFFD Fire Prevention Building Inspections Prioritized inspections in IIN neighborhoods SFPD Crime Trends Reports Reports on crime trends over time in specified geographic areas SFPD Community Partnerships/Police Advisory Boards Increased community engagement (ie. monthly police captain walks) Loans/Grants/Financial Assistance CAO Community Challenge Grant Special consideration in selection process DCYF Youth Empowerment Fund Special consideration in selection process PUC Support the planning, construction and maintenance of green stormwater Urban Watershed Stewardship Grants management facilities - run through CCG - PUC Go Solar SF Solar Installation Rebate Program PUC Rebates and Incentives Commercial High-Efficiency Toilet and Urinal and Clothes Washer Rebates, and Water-Efficient Equipment Retrofit grants SF Travel Neighborhood Partnership Grants Special consideration in selection process TMC Working Solutions Revolving Loan Fund Business loans of up to $50,000 ranging from 4%-6% 2
3 CUSTOMIZED SERVICES The programs and services listed below will be assigned to corridors based on a corridor s assessment and resource availability. Organization Development/Support OCA/OEWD/Planning/MOH/PUC/DPW Operational Support (Wrap Around Services to Organizations) Community Planning Process, Steering Committee Formation, Operational Grant, Stakeholder Engagement, Mixed Use Development Workforce Development OCEIA Day Laborer Program Assistance with Day Laborer Organizing OEWD Job Training Programs Training programs in focused sectors in high demand (ie. Healthcare Academy) OEWD Workforce One-Stops One-Stop centers that provide comprehensive career planning and job seeking Business Assistance/Development All City Departments Expedited Permitting Assistance to projects in IIN areas OEWD Space Specific Business Recruitment Business Recruitment for specified commercial space (ie. Metro PCS) OEWD Industry Specific Business Recruitment Business Recruitment for specified community serving use (ie. Grocery Stores) OEWD Restaurant Mentorship Program (pilot program) Targeted mentorship of restaurants to ensure success Rebuilding Together Business Interior Renovations Renovations to community serving businesses Urban Solutions Green Business Consulting & Audits Loans/Grants/Financial Assistance All City Departments Fee Reduction/Waivers Assistance to projects in IIN areas, when appropriate GFTA Neighborhood Arts Collaboration Grants Funding for collaborative arts activities that take place in proximity to each other 3
4 OEWD Economic Development Grants Grants for CBOs providing business technical assistance OEWD CBD Formations Grants & Technical Assistance Grants to assist the formation of CBD's and TA during campaign phase OEWD CBD Operations Grants Grants to assist the administration, operation & programs of CBD's Marketing DPW/Caltrans Wayfinding Signage Installation of directional signage OEWD Marketing Assistance Grants Grants to support various marketing efforts (ie. production of banners or website) SFMTA MTA advertising Free advertising on MTA property Programming & Activation Livable Cities/OEWD Sunday Streets Monthly event series to encourage health, community and fun OCEIA Safety Ambassadors Safety program to reduce tensions in the community due to cultural or linguistic differences SFAC Cultural Equity Grants Project-oriented grants to arts organizations and individual artists based on CEG guidelines SFAC Street Artists Licensing SFAC Local fairs and festivals Funding to local CBO's organizing community events, based on CEG guidelines SFPD Increased Beat Patrols Increased patrols in targeted IIN areas Community Training and Education BOS/ Mayor's Office Legislation/Policy Advocacy Policy creation/amendments to support communities MOH Community Action Grants Ad Hoc Grants (ie. OMI Action Grant) MOH CBO Planning Process Assistance OEWD CBD On-Going Technical Assistance Technical Assistance post CBD formation 4
5 Design + Development Assistance and Physical Improvements Asian Neighborhood Design ADA Assistance Design assistance to make ADA improvements to building DPW Streetscape Improvements Large capital repair of streetscapes (ie. Leland Ave) DPW Greening Projects Targeted greening projects (ie BUF planting along block) DPW Civic Institutions/Facilities Projects Large renovations or new development of Civic Buildings (ie. Bayview Library) DPW Pavement to Parks Targeted transformations of paved areas to parks (ie. Naples Green) DPW Community Corridors Program Designated corridor ambassador leading maintenance efforts along corridor DPW Clean Team Citywide volunteer program to clean and beautify San Francisco neighborhoods DPW/DBI/Planning Code Enforcement Enforcement of Planning, Building, and Administrative Codes MOH Capital Grants Grants for capital projects for up to $250k OEWD Section 108 Loans Loans of $500k and above with 0%-8% OEWD New Markets Tax Credits Tax Credit Allocation for Impactful development OEWD SF Shines Façade and Tenant Improvement Grants OEWD Visual Merchandising Project Grants Assistance for store owners in revamping storefront displays OEWD Property Owner Engagement Engagement of property owners of catalytic properties OEWD Development Assistance for Property Owners Assistance with entitlements of targeted properties (ie Third Street) OEWD Commercial Space Clean-Out Services Clean out of long term vacancies along commercial corridor OEWD Targeted Cleaning Programs Cleaning programs to address specific issue (ie. Acid Etch Removal) Planning Parklets Installation of public plaza/areas in front of businesses (ie. Devil's Teeth Bakery) Planning Greenway Connections Greenway Paths Planning 5
6 Planning Real Estate Feasibility Study Study of real estate development potential Planning Design Guidelines Creation of design guidelines to support Planning Zoning Assistance Assistance with rezoning properties Planning Historic Preservation Surveys Surveys of historically significant buildings Planning Better Streets Program Streetscape Urban Design Services (conceptual) Rebuilding Together Community Facility Renovations Renovations to community facilities SFMTA Traffic Flow and Parking Management Traffic Flow, parking rules and regulations SFMTA Pedestrian Safety Pedestrian safety, bike lanes & projects, school area safety and crossing guard programs SFMTA Color Curb & Metering Assistance with color curb and metering adjustments 6
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