Eagle Plaza Stewardship Plan

Basic Maintenance: 

  • Eagle Plaza, as with all public spaces, will require regular maintenance, repairs and improvements over time.

  • The owner of neighboring property, 1532 Harrison, has committed to provide daily maintenance of the plaza in perpetuity, as required by its agreements with the City related to Eagle Plaza.

  • This work will be performed by the on-site property management company at 1532 Harrison, which will provide general cleaning, upkeep & repairs as needed on the plaza.

  • The SoMa West CBD is taking major responsibility for neighborhood-wide cleanliness and beautification programs that will complement 1532 Harrison's maintenance program.

Daily Use: 

  • Fronting businesses on both sides of Eagle Plaza generates foot traffic through the plaza at various times throughout the day and night, which helps keep the space active.

  • The SF Eagle operates most days of the week and plans to begin offering weekend brunches on the plaza.

  • Eagle Plaza features a dedicated area for a food truck where tables and chairs can be put out, which will help draw visitors and activate the space.

  • Additionally, the new residential units at 1532 Harrison and 333 12th will bring over 500 new residents who will come and go around the clock.

Public Safety:

  • 1532 Harrison's property management team will includes an on-site manager and security staff.

Plaza Activation & Events:

  • The Friends of Eagle Plaza (FoEP) plans to raise funds through grants, and tax-deductible donations, to host community-building public events and activities that will draw neighbors and visitors.

  • FoEP will apply to become the official "Plaza Steward" under the City's Plaza Program. This program provides neighborhoods with streamlined permitting and other city resources to activate their public spaces more easily and cost-effectively.

  • Please let us know if you'd like to get involved with Friends of Eagle Plaza!

  • You can donate to the Friends of Eagle Plaza here!

  • Donations help pay for replacing the leather pride flag, our windy weather means we have to buy at least two flags a year.

  • The FoEP is a fiscally sponsored project of SOMArts, a 501(c)3 nonprofit.