SF Board of Supervisors Rules Committee Meeting
Agenda [pdf]
3. Hearing – Planning Code – Prohibiting Demolition of Residential Buildings
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This Week: Shared Mobility, Housing, Geary Rapid
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Here are this week’s highlights from the Streetsblog calendar: Monday/tonight! District 1 Shared Mobility Meeting. Supervisor Sandra Fewer and the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency are hosting a community meeting on scooters, bike share, car share and other emerging mobilities and services. The meeting will focus on how these shared mobilities fit into the transportation vision and network […]
Today’s Headlines
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Buses Return to Salesforce (KTVU) Cities Overseas Without S.F.’s Problems (SFChron) More on San Francisco Voting “no” on Teacher Housing (Curbed) Meet the New San Francisco (SFChron) Motorist and T-Third Collide (SFExaminer) SMART Train Reconsiders ‘Quiet Zones’ (MarinIJ) Marin’s Foray into On-Demand Ride Booking (MarinIJ) Navy Turns Over Land for East Bay Park (SFGate) Don’t […]
Editorial: Gondola for a Train Station with No Trains
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Remind us how this is the Grand Central Station of the West again?
Today’s Headlines
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More on New BART Fare Gates (Kron4) How to Get Your Ear Buds off BART Tracks (SFGate) BART and Transit Fast Facts (MercNews) More on Lyft’s Legal Monopoly on Bike Share (CourthouseNews) Motorist Who Struck SFPD Bike Cop Found Guilty (NBCBayArea) Supes Again Block Housing Reform (SFChron, SFExaminer) More on Teacher Housing (SFWeekly) Homeless Camps in […]
Can Tom Maguire Become San Francisco’s Transportation Rock Star?
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The Board of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency is tapping Tom Maguire, director of the agency’s Sustainable Streets Division, as interim Director while they look for a permanent replacement for outgoing director Ed Reiskin. Maguire will take over on August 15. From the SFMTA Board’s announcement letter: Tom joined the SFMTA in October 2014 […]
United Nations Sustainable Development Goals: California Is Not There Yet
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Some California cities score higher, some lower, but none is nearing the goals agreed to by members of the United Nations.