OPEN SPACE 2100 is a planning project to help provide a long-term, sustainable roadmap for using, acquiring, developing, funding, and managing open space in San Francisco.

The Planning Department, the Mayor’s Office of Greening and the Recreation and Parks Department have been working closely with other city agencies, as well as with our nonprofit partner, the Neighborhood Parks Council to create an Open Space Framework for the City of San Francisco.

The Open Space Framework aims to provide all the elements needed to strive towards San Francisco’s goal of a comprehensive open space network, one that is made up of local, citywide, regional and even national destinations, and that provides space for people to relax, recreate and enjoy the natural beauty of the area on a daily basis. The Open Space Framework will include many different components: