Arts Commission · Mar 16, 2026
Civic Design Review Committee, Monday3 h 03 min6 officials identified2 public speakers6 agenda itemsVideo: SFGovTV
The longest item after routine business: Crocker Amazon Baseball Renovation - Conceptual + Phase 1 Review, 1 h 11 min of this 3 h 03 min meeting.
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Agenda · 6 itemsShowHide
- 0:14Call to Order, Roll Call, Agenda Changes, Land Acknowledgment
- 5:34General Public Comment
- 6:21Lake Merced West Arborists Facility - Conceptual + Phase 1 Review
- 1:05:18Ingleside Police Station Replacement - Phase 2 Review
- 1:50:35Crocker Amazon Baseball Renovation - Conceptual + Phase 1 Review
- 3:02:22Adjournment
What happened
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- After public comment on item 3 closed, a vote was taken and the item was announced as having “passed unanimously.”1:04:56
- After public comment on item 4 closed, the motion was announced as passed.1:50:03
- For item 5, Crocker Amazon Baseball Renovation conceptual and Phase 1 review, Recreation and Park Department staff and Giants representatives presented the project.1:51:21
Quotes
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The $156,000 that is going offsite for the art enrichment, is it going to stay in Lake Merced or is it going to Yeah, where is— is there a plan for it?Janine Shiota · Commission vice president · Performing Arts & Literary Arts28:47
…the boathouse, is there funding for that big of a boathouse? Or is it totally up in the air?Jessica Rothschild · Commissioner · Architecture31:49
Could we go back to the overall master plan? Okay, I do think that it’s exciting to have all of these functions in the future. I can’t help but wonder about the timeline. You know, we might all be dead by then. Is it going to be in 5 years or 45 years?Patrick Carney · Commissioner · Architecture49:48
So the jump, jump from the top of the fence onto the roof is very easy. And you said it’s a high-security area. There’s no razor wire or barbed wire up there?Patrick Carney · Commissioner · Architecture56:46
One is I had a question about just seating at the baseball— seating. Where do people watch the games? Like bleachers and stands?Seth Brenzel · Commissioner2:19:17
Who spoke
6 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Patrick CarneyCommissioner · Architecture · 23 min
- Jessica RothschildCommissioner · Architecture · 14 minFirst speaks at 4:30
- Chuck CollinsCommission president · 8.7 minFirst speaks at 44:46
- Al PerezArts commissioner · Arts · 4.1 minFirst speaks at 1:28:49
- Janine ShiotaCommission vice president · Performing Arts & Literary Arts · 3.9 minFirst speaks at 0:48
- Seth BrenzelCommissioner · 1.7 minFirst speaks at 26:21
Public comment: 2 speakers.
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Hamlet, “Arts Commission, Mar 16, 2026: San Francisco.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/sf/arts/meetings/2026-03-16. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Mar 16, 2026.