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SFGTV Mayors Press Availability July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

SFGTV Mayors Press Availability July 13, 2024

Pick and choose the businesses, but unfortunately, we dont get to choose what goes in. What we do is choose whether the businesses that want to do business can. There are spaces for smaller retailer and wed love to have them. There is spaces for restaurants and wed love to have them. There is a business saying can i be in this space, part of this neighborhood, and i cant see why we would say no. President melgar next speaker, please. My name is brian springfield. I live one block from the location of Sterling Bank. Ive lived there 21 years. And i live across street from a vacant commercial spa...

SFGTV Ethics Commission July 13, 2024 - Vimarsana News

SFGTV Ethics Commission July 13, 2024

This block. So this is not a normal air and light situation. This is one where the building was specifically designed with purpose and access. It talks to the design intent and design characteristics that makes coxhead such a significant architect. And i believe that requires more deference, and it disturbs me that i have not heard that addressed in the pmnd as a historic character issue. Its not just the views out, it is how the light comes into the house and plays with the interior design, which was a very purposeful part of the architecture. Thank you. President melgar thank you. Next speak...

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Forget earthquakes. San Francisco is slowly sinking - Vimarsana News

Forget earthquakes. San Francisco is slowly sinking

New studies show rates of subsidence in coastal areas are happening faster than previously understood