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Join us! Next meeting TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1st 6:30 pm
Connecting Neighbors | Strengthening Community | Preserving Character
Our Vision
Our Vision
A connected, informed, and resilient Morse Park community that preserves its unique character, supports a high quality of life, and encourages responsible economic vitality that serves residents and strengthens the neighborhood.
The Morse Park Neighborhood Organization (MPNO) is absolutely NOT a Homeowners Association (HOA) nor are we trying to create one. Learn more
Our Mission
Our Mission
The MPNO is a resident-led non-profit dedicated to representing the interests of our community for the benefit of the general public. We strengthen community connections by providing educational resources, sharing timely information, and encouraging active civic participation to ensure resident perspectives are heard in the decisions that shape our neighborhood’s future.
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City Council Zoning Priorities
City Council Zoning Priorities
City Council Study Session (June 15, 2026): Zoning priorities discussion begins at 1:39:00
Prioritizing the City Council's Agenda
Prioritizing the City Council's Agenda
Please click here to submit your feedback on the City Council's 8 priorities:
Accessory dwelling units: Remove obstacles and make ADU regulations compliant with state law.
Commercial corridors: Make changes to promote redevelopment and adaptive reuse.
Parkland protection: Bring back and reexamine previously approved changes including bulk plane, bird-safe glass, and site plan review.
Tree preservation: Adopt a new tree preservation ordinance
Compliance with state law: Identify and propose amendments to ensure code compliance with state law
Technical changes: Bring back necessary code updates previously approved such as EDM, map amendments, EV standards, landscaping regulations, etc.
Residential district opt-in: Create an option for SF neighborhoods to voluntarily allow missing middle housing.
Single family house size cap: Consider new cap on SF home size, possibly as part of opt-in standards.
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Meeting: September 1st 6:30 pm
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