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Subcommittee advances $116,000 Conservation Corps grant to rebuild Wolfland Community Garden terraces
Summary
Recreation and Parks staff said a $116,000 grant from the San Francisco Conservation Corps (funded by Proposition 84) will rebuild terraces at the Wolfland Community Garden in Bernal Heights; no match is required and the item was forwarded without objection.
Marvin Yee, project manager for the Recreation and Parks community gardens program, described a $116,000 grant from the San Francisco Conservation Corps, funded through Proposition 84 (2006 water bond), to rebuild terraced garden plots at Wolfland Community Garden in the Bernal Heights neighborhood.
Yee said the garden sits on a Department of Public Works right‑of‑way but is managed by Recreation and Parks. The work will replace deteriorated plots and address erosion control; no matching funds are required. There was no public comment and the subcommittee forwarded the resolution with recommendation without objection.
The grant funds are narrowly targeted to garden terrace reconstruction and erosion control at the Wolfland site; no new permanent positions were reported as part of this grant.
