You will be able to enjoy a great view of the Aquatic Park and Alcatraz, viewpoints that have been fenced off for more than 50 years!

At Black Point Historic Gardens, an outdoor staircase connects to newly restored pathways, budding gardens and terraced lands, offering unobstructed views of the Bay. Together with the National Park Service, and with the help of donors, volunteers, and community partners, the Parks Conservancy removed 65 years’ worth of overgrown vegetation, collected and disposed over 2,000 pounds of trash, and replanted 8,000 native plants. 

Since the 1850s, walkways, stairs, and gardens have led from bluff top residences to the waterfront. August 2021 marks the first time this area will be open to the general public. This public, open space is an example of the lasting impact of the dedication of the Parks Conservancy, the National Park Service, donors, volunteers and valued community partners.

Stay safe!

Dear Residents,

Please see notice below:

Yes, It is legal for restaurants and bars to require proof of vaccination for customers...

A growing number of Bay Area restaurants and bars are asking patrons to show their vaccine cards before entering, leading to some online backlash and confusion about the practice’s legality.

Can restaurants legally require their employees and customers to be vaccinated? The short and simple answer is yes, but there are a few caveats. And no, they aren’t related to the false notion that businesses requiring customers to show proof of vaccination constitutes a Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act violation.

Please read extended article written by Janelle Bitker for the SF Chronicle. Click on link below:

https://www.sfchronicle.com/food/restaurants/article/Yes-it-s-legal-for-restaurants-and-bars-to-16358423.php

Stay safe!