Francisco Park Conservancy
Francisco Park Conservancy
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More about this organization
Mission
To build and maintain a park on the site known as Francisco Reservoir.
About
On July 22, 2014 the San Francisco Board of Supervisors transferred the defunct Francisco Reservoir from the SFPUC to the Recreation & Park Department to create a new public park for San Francisco. Since then the Francisco Park Conservancy was created and applied for and received tax exempt status. The Board of the FPC have contracted with an architectural firm, a civil engineering firm and a landscape architectural firm to facilitate the creation of the park. In addition to the $55,399 in program expenses, FPC incurred capitalized costs of $5,367,182 during the year in support of construction of a public park.