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Friends of Washington Square

Washington Square Park

One of San Francisco’s three original parks, Washington Square was set aside as a public square in 1847 and has been a centerpiece of North Beach for more than 150 years.

Goals of Friends of Washington Square:

· Address ongoing needs and problems

· Maintain contact with San Francisco Recreation & Parks Department and Neighborhood Parks Council

· Act as guardians to help preserve and beautify the park

info@friendsofwashingtonsquare.com

P.O Box 330241
San Francisco, CA 94133

CCSF 2008 CLEAN AND SAFE
NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS BOND PROJECT

Washington Square

Restroom Replacement Project

Thursday, May 17, 2012, 6:30 PM – 8:00PM

TELEGRAPH HILL NEIGHBORHOOD CENTER

660 LOMBARD STREET

CITYWIDE RESTROOM REPLACEMENT PROGRAM: Washington Square was selected to receive a newly renovated or replacement restroom facility funded through the 2008 Clean & Safe Neighborhood Parks Bond.

COMMUNITY MEETING # 1: Please join us for the first community meeting focusing on the planned renovation or replacement of the aging restrooms at Washington Square. The goal of this meeting is to collect community input on the designs being considered for the newly upgraded and accessible restroom.

Questions? Please contact Project Manager Mary Hobson at 415.581.2575 or mary.hobson@sfgov.org

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Banner Photo Credits:
Panoramic shot of Washington Square: Al Greening.
Black and white photo: San Francisco Public Library.