Location
San Jose Avenue at Guerrero and 28th Streets
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Date Installed
September 2009
Designed By
Current design by SF Planning
Original 2009 log structures designed by Jane Martin, Shift Design Studio
Ground Mural designed by Leah Tumerman
Partners
Climate Action Now!
Sponsors
CPMC
Safeway
Mitchell's Ice Cream
Bamboo Sourcery
A to Z Tree Nursery
La Hue & Associates
Sunset Concrete
A pedestrian haven at the intersection of Guerrero St and San Jose Ave
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Once an unsafe intersection, San Jose Guerrero Park now offers a comfortable place for neighborhood residents to relax and move around. The Plaza was updated in October 2016 with fiberglass planters with a multicolored palette of drought-resistant plants and a ground mural that will help define the plaza area from Guerrero Street. The community will also establish a formal stewardship and maintenance plan for the space.
Vehicle speeding on Guerrero Street and San Jose Avenue had been a community concern for many years and resulted in a proposed series of improvements that aimed to increase neighborhood safety for pedestrians and cyclists. To address this issue, the intersection was closed-off and replaced with San Jose Guerrero Plaza. A two-way “cue-street” was also installed to give local residents easy access to the Plaza.
The project has undergone three phases and will culminate in the construction of a permanent plaza, as part of a Development Agreement with California Pacific Medical Center. See all project phases in project updates.
