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Nonprofit funding has been flat in the last five years which is basically a cut and the private contractors have increase and they had increase of 16point. 4 and addition to landlords that lease with the city get average of 1015 increase so basically the city is recognizing that other sectors that they do business with has the realities of business such as health care and workers comp goes up but what does the Nonprofit Sector . We have the same realities and workers have to pay the bills and we deserve to be compensated fairly for the hard work that people do, so pie colleagues gave you some ...

Breaks down two weeks later. And theres a lot of people in wheelchairs, on crutches, seniors, disabled, they have to crawl down the stairs and abandon their wheelchairs in the lobby because they cannot even get down the stairs. Some of them live on the fourth floor with me. Its ridiculous. We do not appreciate our visitors and our guests being told by the management that weve been removed or were not there. Its either that or go the other way, harass them for walking down the hallway to use the rest room. [speaker not understood]. Hes got cameras in the hallways. We see someone walking down th...

So, i just want to clarify what commissioner walker said. So, could you flesh out youre basically saying that you find that the v. Laytions that the department has issued on these properties are habitability issues, and make the buildings unsafe to occupy, even though they are occupied. And the potential risk for fire, the mold that we see, and the evident presented all are health risks for the People Living in them. Therefore, i believe that it is imperative for us to support the departments action of abatement and and allow for the maximum, i would, of 30 days to take out the permits and cur...

The most fascinating portion of the Louvre may not be the Venus De Milo or the Mona Lisa (good luck pawing through the cellphone-wielding hordes on the Plumbing the depths of San Francisco's massive budget — via toilet paper costs.

“When there’s something wrong with our building, they’ve improved it,” Jose Marquez said in Spanish. “We need it.”