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Tagged with: Planning Commission

Development

Breed seeks coup at Planning Commission

Tim Redmond -
Plus: SF cops at college campus protests—and departments reject almost all suggestions for community oversight panel. That's The Agenda for Sept. 16-22
The Agenda

Cops don’t always use their cameras—and data shows some very dubious shootings

Tim Redmond -
Plus: Drone surveillance policy, the future of Candlestick Point—and can the Planning Commission even hold a meeting? That's The Agenda for Sept. 9-15
Campaign Trail

Neighborhood businesses threatened by upzoning and speculators

Tim Redmond -
Peskin plan would slow down the displacement of longtime commercial tenants as Breed's proposal starts to fuel evictions.
Campaign Trail

What I, like millions, saw at the DNC from watching it on TV

Tim Redmond -
Harris was strong on vibe, less on policy. Is she a Yimby? And poor Gavin, in political exile.
Campaign Trail

So far, big mayoral money isn’t moving the needle

Tim Redmond -
Lurie's spent millions. He's still not breaking through. Farrell spent big; he's still where he was months ago.
Campaign Trail

Breed’s allegiance to the Yimby movement is hurting her political future

Calvin Welch -
Some of her Big Tech allies have abandoned her—and now the neighborhoods are unhappy too.
The Agenda

For supes, mayor, there’s no more ducking a crucial rent-control issue

Tim Redmond -
Breed, board, will have to side with landlords or tenants. Plus: The failure of state housing mandates, and fall charter amendments. That's The Agenda for July 7-14
Campaign Trail

New Farrell corruption allegations could make case for inspector general initiative

Tim Redmond -
Peskin proposal (and mayoral campaign) may benefit from ongoing reports (and ongoing scandals at CIty Hall).
Development

Pending state bill would allow developers to make more big local land-use decisions

Zelda Bronstein -
Under the radar, a Wicks-Bonta housing bill changes the standards for projects in a way that undermines any professional planning standards.
The Agenda

New upzoning and ‘objective design’ rules could lead to small business displacement

Tim Redmond -
Plus: another $500,000 payout for bad law-enforcement practices; when will it end? That's The Agenda for June 2-9
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