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San Francisco Housing Fee Reform Plan Passes at Board of Supervisors | Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass - Vimarsana News

San Francisco Housing Fee Reform Plan Passes at Board of Supervisors | Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass

On July 25, the Board of Supervisors passed on first reading the “Housing Fee Reform Plan” legislation. The Board is expected to hold a second reading and finally pass the legislation...

San Francisco Inclusionary Housing and Development Impact Fee Reform Legislation Nears Passage at Board of Supervisors | Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass - Vimarsana News

San Francisco Inclusionary Housing and Development Impact Fee Reform Legislation Nears Passage at Board of Supervisors | Coblentz Patch Duffy & Bass

The “Housing Fee Reform Plan” legislation, which we reported on previously, is heading back to the Board of Supervisors next week. On Monday, July 24, the Board’s Land Use and...

Housing Fee Reform Legislation | Farella Braun + Martel LLP - Vimarsana News

Housing Fee Reform Legislation | Farella Braun + Martel LLP

San Francisco officials have introduced a number of new policies they hope will jump start the construction of new housing in San Francisco, which has largely stalled due to high...

Proposed Legislation Would End NRC Fees for Safety Reviews of Advanced Reactor Designs - Vimarsana News

Proposed Legislation Would End NRC Fees for Safety Reviews of Advanced Reactor Designs

Proposed Legislation Would End NRC Fees for Safety Reviews of Advanced Reactor Designs

Follow the Money: Who Benefits from China's One-Child Policy? - Vimarsana News

Follow the Money: Who Benefits from China's One-Child Policy?

When debating China’s one-child policy, China’s domestic media and observers overseas mostly focus on its impact on the population structure or incidences of inhumanity involved in the implementation of the policy (such as forced abortion). Almost unmentioned is the fact that the government is profiting fiscally from the policy by collecting so-called “social support fees”