SPUR Lunchtime Forum: Smart growth in San Francisco
"San Francisco has a unique urban fabric and dynamic neighborhoods. It also is the center of a growing region and home to the best transit infrastructure west of the Mississippi. Where should the new housing and jobs go? What are some of the planning tools that help planners decide? With Sarah Dennis-Phillips of the San Francisco Planning Department, Ken Kirkey of the Association of Bay Area Governments and Ron Miguel of the San Francisco Planning Commission."
7:52 AM PDT on May 17, 2010
“San Francisco has a unique urban fabric and dynamic neighborhoods. It also is the center of a growing region and home to the best transit infrastructure west of the Mississippi. Where should the new housing and jobs go? What are some of the planning tools that help planners decide? With Sarah Dennis-Phillips of the San Francisco Planning Department, Ken Kirkey of the Association of Bay Area Governments and Ron Miguel of the San Francisco Planning Commission.”
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