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[Sustain] Fwd: Alert: Contact SF Supervisor David Chiu By Noon Mon, May 6, To Defend Environmental Quality Act
by Eric Brooks 06 May '13

06 May '13

Hi all, California's most important environmental law, the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) is under attack. In late August of last year, state Senator Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento) attempted to introduce legislation that would have greatly weakened CEQA, making it much harder for citizens and environmental groups to appeal bad corporate and developer projects that would harm ecosystems and communities. Thankfully, a statewide coalition of over 150 organizations was able to block that attack and protect CEQA at the state level. Local Attack On San Francisco CEQA Protections But only two months later, using the November and December election and holiday time as cover, San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener launched his own attack locally to gut San Francisco CEQA protections. In the guise of cleaning up some small inefficiencies in the local CEQA process, Supervisor Wiener's proposed amendments would force environmental determinations on projects to happen so quickly and so removed from the sight of the public, that in many cases we would not even find out that a problem project was happening, let alone be empowered to challenge it. To take immediate action to help stop this attack on our local environmental protections go to: http://tinyurl.com/cmvzkuq - or read on for more details. Local Coalition Rises Up To Defend CEQA In late October 2012, Our City brought together a new coalition that has now grown to over 41 environmental, social justice, community and labor organizations, which is fighting to defend our local CEQA protections. Together we have succeeded in drafting counter legislation to Wiener's attack measure. Our community-based CEQA alternative, now sponsored by Supervisor Jane Kim, will make CEQA more fair and efficient, but also make local CEQA protections stronger (not weaker). But Supervisor Kim's measure is trailing Supervisor Wiener's proposal in the legislative process at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, creating the danger of Supervisor Wiener's bad legislation becoming law. WHAT YOU CAN DO: Contact Board of Supervisors President David Chiu and our other San Francisco supervisors by noon Monday, May 6, to support Jane Kim's community alternative. Follow the link below to Sierra Club's easy to use CEQA action alert: http://tinyurl.com/cmvzkuq Please forward this email widely. And as always, thank you for your continued involvement and action. peace Eric Brooks Campaign Coordinator Our City -- This alert sent by: Our City 1104 Polk St. #225 San Francisco, CA 94109 415-756-8844 For more information about Our City campaigns go to: Web: http://ourcitysf.org FaceBook: http://www.facebook.com/OurCitySF Twitter: http://twitter.com/OurCitySF -- "I am not a liberator. Liberators do not exist. The people liberate themselves." Che Guevara

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[Sustain] URGENT CEQA Update, & Alert To CONTACT Supervisor David Chiu ASAP!
by Eric Brooks 06 May '13

06 May '13

Hi all, It is very important that we all contact Board of Supervisors President David Chiu immediately so that by Monday morning (before the Monday afternoon Land Use hearing) he has heard from us and our member groups. See contact info below. As you know, Supervisor Chiu's amendments to Scott Wiener's CEQA legislation (though they are a marked improvement) are not nearly enough. The Wiener/Chiu text still forces appeals on the -first- project approvals, does not contain a strong enough process to define first and last approvals, does not have strong enough language to guarantee rights to appeal major modifications in projects, and is much weaker in general on noticing and other responsibilities of the Planning Department. We must now refocus to insist on the following points: 1) The primary CEQA appeal must be allowed to be filed up to the -final- approval in multi-approval projects. 2) So that first and final approvals for projects are completely clear and understandable to the public, all planned approvals of multi-approval projects must be clearly listed in project application documents and environmental determination documents which are noticed to the public. 3) A second appeal -must- be allowed following any substantial modification in a project. This modification appeal trigger must be very well defined in the new ordinance, and the opportunity to appeal a modification must be available regardless of new environmental determinations by the Environmental Review Officer of the Planning Department. 4) The Planning Department must be the entity responsible for making and noticing the final environmental determinations on projects sponsored by other city agencies; not the other agencies themselves. 5) Jane Kim's public noticing requirements throughout her CEQA legislation are far superior to those in the Wiener/Chiu compromise and must be chosen as the core noticing provisions of the CEQA ordinance. IMPORTANT: We should all contact/call David Chiu's office from now through Monday morning to insist on these points, and to insist that we wait until May 20 to complete any CEQA ordinance in the Land Use Committee; this so that Jane Kim's legislation can be fully incorporated as the foundation of our CEQA improvements. TO CONTACT Board President David Chiu, write and/or call -both- David and his aide Amy Chan at: David.Chiu(a)sfgov.org Amy.Chan(a)sfgov.org Chiu's Office Phone: 415-554-7450 cheers Eric Brooks -- "I am not a liberator. Liberators do not exist. The people liberate themselves." Che Guevara

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[Sustain] Fwd: Alert: Contact SF Supervisor David Chiu By Noon Mon, May 6, To Defend Environmental Quality Act
by Eric Brooks 05 May '13

05 May '13

Hi all, California's most important environmental law, the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA) is under attack. In late August of last year, state Senator Darrell Steinberg (D-Sacramento) attempted to introduce legislation that would have greatly weakened CEQA, making it much harder for citizens and environmental groups to appeal bad corporate and developer projects that would harm ecosystems and communities. Thankfully, a statewide coalition of over 150 organizations was able to block that attack and protect CEQA at the state level. Local Attack On San Francisco CEQA Protections But only two months later, using the November and December election and holiday time as cover, San Francisco Supervisor Scott Wiener launched his own attack locally to gut San Francisco CEQA protections. In the guise of cleaning up some small inefficiencies in the local CEQA process, Supervisor Wiener's proposed amendments would force environmental determinations on projects to happen so quickly and so removed from the sight of the public, that in many cases we would not even find out that a problem project was happening, let alone be empowered to challenge it. To take immediate action to help stop this attack on our local environmental protections go to: http://tinyurl.com/cmvzkuq - or read on for more details. Local Coalition Rises Up To Defend CEQA In late October 2012, Our City brought together a new coalition that has now grown to over 41 environmental, social justice, community and labor organizations, which is fighting to defend our local CEQA protections. Together we have succeeded in drafting counter legislation to Wiener's attack measure. Our community-based CEQA alternative, now sponsored by Supervisor Jane Kim, will make CEQA more fair and efficient, but also make local CEQA protections stronger (not weaker). But Supervisor Kim's measure is trailing Supervisor Wiener's proposal in the legislative process at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, creating the danger of Supervisor Wiener's bad legislation becoming law. WHAT YOU CAN DO: Contact Board of Supervisors President David Chiu and our other San Francisco supervisors by noon Monday, May 6, to support Jane Kim's community alternative. Follow the link below to Sierra Club's easy to use CEQA action alert: http://tinyurl.com/cmvzkuq Please forward this email widely. And as always, thank you for your continued involvement and action. peace Eric Brooks Campaign Coordinator Our City -- This alert sent by: Our City 1104 Polk St. #225 San Francisco, CA 94109 415-756-8844 For more information about Our City campaigns go to: Web: http://ourcitysf.org FaceBook: http://www.facebook.com/OurCitySF Twitter: http://twitter.com/OurCitySF -- "I am not a liberator. Liberators do not exist. The people liberate themselves." Che Guevara

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[Sustain] URGENT CEQA Update, & Alert To CONTACT Supervisor David Chiu ASAP!
by Eric Brooks 05 May '13

05 May '13

Hi all, It is very important that we all contact Board of Supervisors President David Chiu immediately so that by Monday morning (before the Monday afternoon Land Use hearing) he has heard from us and our member groups. See contact info below. As you know, Supervisor Chiu's amendments to Scott Wiener's CEQA legislation (though they are a marked improvement) are not nearly enough. The Wiener/Chiu text still forces appeals on the -first- project approvals, does not contain a strong enough process to define first and last approvals, does not have strong enough language to guarantee rights to appeal major modifications in projects, and is much weaker in general on noticing and other responsibilities of the Planning Department. We must now refocus to insist on the following points: 1) The primary CEQA appeal must be allowed to be filed up to the -final- approval in multi-approval projects. 2) So that first and final approvals for projects are completely clear and understandable to the public, all planned approvals of multi-approval projects must be clearly listed in project application documents and environmental determination documents which are noticed to the public. 3) A second appeal -must- be allowed following any substantial modification in a project. This modification appeal trigger must be very well defined in the new ordinance, and the opportunity to appeal a modification must be available regardless of new environmental determinations by the Environmental Review Officer of the Planning Department. 4) The Planning Department must be the entity responsible for making and noticing the final environmental determinations on projects sponsored by other city agencies; not the other agencies themselves. 5) Jane Kim's public noticing requirements throughout her CEQA legislation are far superior to those in the Wiener/Chiu compromise and must be chosen as the core noticing provisions of the CEQA ordinance. IMPORTANT: We should all contact/call David Chiu's office from now through Monday morning to insist on these points, and to insist that we wait until May 20 to complete any CEQA ordinance in the Land Use Committee; this so that Jane Kim's legislation can be fully incorporated as the foundation of our CEQA improvements. TO CONTACT Board President David Chiu, write and/or call -both- David and his aide Amy Chan at: David.Chiu(a)sfgov.org Amy.Chan(a)sfgov.org Chiu's Office Phone: 415-554-7450 cheers Eric Brooks -- "I am not a liberator. Liberators do not exist. The people liberate themselves." Che Guevara

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[Sustain] Fwd: SF Pride Afraid of the Pentagon?
by Don Eichelberger 03 May '13

03 May '13

This is pretty egregious action on the part of SF Pride to denigrate Bradley Manning in favor of a "support gays in the military" attitude against peace. Bradley's actions should be supported by everyone who cares about truth in government. Don -------- Original Message -------- Subject: SF Pride Afraid of the Pentagon? Date: Fri, 3 May 2013 14:02:57 -0400 From: Brian Sonenstein, Firedoglake.com <act(a)firedoglake.com> Reply-To: act(a)firedoglake.com To: Don Eichelberger <done7777(a)sbcglobal.net> Firedoglake.com <http://action.firedoglake.com/page/m/5958d0eb/459a3402/62f309f1/3dc741f7/38…> Show your support for Bradley Manning at SF Pride <http://action.firedoglake.com/page/m/5958d0eb/459a3402/62f309f1/3dc741f7/38…> Dear Don, Do you think honoring Pfc. Bradley Manning would be an "insult to every one [sic], gay and straight, who has ever served in the military of this country?" San Francisco Pride board president Lisa Williams thinks so, and wrote that they were rescinding Manning's nomination as a Grand Marshal at this year's parade because his actions "placed in harms [sic] way the lives of our men and women in uniform --- and countless others, military and civilian alike..."^1 SF Pride may honor whomever they wish, but to denigrate Bradley and extinguish the voices of anti-war members of the LGBT community at the event is despicable. *If you're going to be at the SF Pride parade on June 30th, can you please consider wearing a Bradley t-shirt or carrying a sign to support him?* Click here to let us know you're attending the SF Pride parade on June 30th and plan to show your support for Pfc. Bradley Manning. <http://action.firedoglake.com/page/m/5958d0eb/459a3402/62f309f1/3dc741f7/38…> The mere possibility that they would appear to oppose the Pentagon motivated SF Pride's leadership to override the normal voting process just to exclude Bradley Manning.^2 Once an homage to impiety, counterculture and dissent, SF Pride appears to have morphed into a place for Democratic Party loyalists and other Very Serious People to safely celebrate while taking great pains not to offend the masters of war. What Ms. Williams fails to mention is that SF Pride's major sponsors are exempt from these same standards.^3 Take sponsors Bank of America and Wells Fargo for example, whose orgy of illegal foreclosures kicked thousands of innocent veterans (and countless other Americans) out of their homes, inflicting far more harm than Bradley's truth-telling. Sponsors also include Clear Channel, home to virulent anti-gay voices like Rush Limbaugh, and AT&T, which assisted government agencies in illegally wiretapping Americans for years. Somehow, Bradley Manning's good faith disclosures exposing the ugly machinations of US war policy make him an un-American traitor --- not the global theft and fraud scheme perpetrated by money hungry corporations that have actually destroyed innocent American lives. The hypocrisy and complete disregard for facts on display should not go unchallenged. Ms. Williams writes that Manning supporters have the "first amendment right to show up, participate and voice their opinions at Pride." Let's show her we're not afraid to and mobilize as many Bay Area Bradley Manning supporters to show solidarity with the whistleblower at this year's SF Pride Parade. Click here to let us know you're attending the SF Pride parade on June 30th in solidarity with Bradley Manning. <http://action.firedoglake.com/page/m/5958d0eb/459a3402/62f309f1/3dc741f7/38…> In solidarity, Brian Sonenstein Campaign Director, Firedoglake.com Sources: 1. SF Pride President Capitulates to Military Groups, Announces Bradley Manning Won't Be Honored <http://action.firedoglake.com/page/m/5958d0eb/459a3402/62f309f1/3dc741f4/38…>, Kevin Gosztola, The Dissenter, 4/27/2013. 2. Former San Francisco Pride Grand Marshal Who Nominated Bradley Manning Details Board's Capitulation <http://action.firedoglake.com/page/m/5958d0eb/459a3402/62f309f1/3dc741f5/38…>, Kevin Gosztola, The Dissenter, 4/29/2013. 3. Bradley Manning is off limits at SF Gay Pride parade, but corporate sleaze is embraced <http://action.firedoglake.com/page/m/5958d0eb/459a3402/62f309f1/3dc741ea/38…>, Glenn Greenwald, The Guardian, 4/27/2013. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Firedoglake is supported entirely by small donations from people like you. Can you chip in to keep us strong? Click here to contribute. <http://action.firedoglake.com/page/m/5958d0eb/459a3402/62f309f1/3dc741eb/38…> <http://action.firedoglake.com/page/m/5958d0eb/459a3402/62f309f1/3dc741eb/38…> This email was sent to: done7777(a)sbcglobal.net To unsubscribe, go to: http://action.firedoglake.com/unsubscribe <http://action.firedoglake.com/page/m/5958d0eb/459a3402/62f309f1/3dc741e8/38…>

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[Sustain] Fwd: Big Week in the Bay Area
by Don Eichelberger 01 May '13

01 May '13

Bill McKibben will be in town tomorrow (Thursday) for a couple of interesting events. Don -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Big Week in the Bay Area Date: Tue, 30 Apr 2013 21:01:13 +0000 From: Jamie Henn - 350.org <team(a)350.org> Reply-To: Jamie Henn - 350.org <team(a)350.org> To: Don Eichelberger <done7777(a)sbcglobal.net> Hi friends, This is a big week. On Thursday, campus divestment campaigns around the country are taking action for #FossilFreedom. *Here in the Bay Area we've got some very special events planned, and our co-founder Bill McKibben will be in town.* *“Divest the West to Lead the Rest” Action in SF* /Thursday, May 2nd, 2:30-3:30 PM/ /San Francisco Civic Center/ Fossil Free SFSU isn't just planning another rally: this is going to be a spectacle. We'll hear from inspiring speakers, form a giant map of the US with our bodies, and generally have a great time in downtown SF. Speakers include Bill McKibben, City Supervisors John Avalos and Malia Cohen, and student leaders from around the Bay Area. You won't want to miss this. RSVP on Facebook here. <http://act.350.org/go/3089?t=3&akid=3075.890476.bqdiUX> *Climate Correspondents at the Commonwealth Club* /Thursday, May 2nd, 5:30 PM/ /The Commonwealth Club, San Francisco/ Then, on Thursday evening, Bill will be joining a panel of renowned environmental journalists to discuss the practice of journalism in the developing world, storytelling as organizing tool, how and why some writers are becoming advocates, and more. Tickets & more info here. <http://act.350.org/go/3090?t=4&akid=3075.890476.bqdiUX> Use the promo code "350CLIMATE" for a $15 discount. It's inspiring to see so much happening this week, both here in the Bay Area and around the country. Hope to see you soon! Onward, Jamie ------------------------------------------------------------------------ 350.org <http://350.org> is building a global movement to solve the climate crisis. Connect with us on Facebook <http://facebook.com/350.org> and Twitter <http://twitter.com/350>, and sign up for email alerts <http://350.org/signup?akid=3075.890476.bqdiUX>. You can help power our work by getting involved locally, sharing your story <http://local.350.org/stories/?akid=3075.890476.bqdiUX>, and donating here. <http://350.org/donate?akid=3075.890476.bqdiUX> // /To stop receiving emails from 350.org, click here. <http://act.350.org/cms/unsubscribe/unsubscribe/?t=5&akid=3075.890476.bqdiUX>/ //

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[Sustain] Reminder: May 1, Rally & Hearing With Laborers Union To Reject Rec & Park Outsourcing Of Union Gardener Jobs - 12 Noon, SF City Hall Steps
by Eric Brooks 30 Apr '13

30 Apr '13

Hi all, Tomorrow is a very important moment to show solidarity with the local Laborers Union, who stood up for us bigtime on CleanPowerSF! Here are the details in a Sierra Club alert: http://action.sierraclub.org/site/MessageViewer?em_id=306685.0&dlv_id=257139 ** *View a web version <http://action.sierraclub.org/site/R?i=xQfeqzJtB_GLWuO5xEadvQ> | Send to a Friend <http://action.sierraclub.org/site/R?i=xBzubRlD1RKFD_Oa_fzC-g> | Sent to (Not You? Sign Up Here <http://action.sierraclub.org/site/R?i=IpmmY-oajNiX7d9inOcasQ>)* ** 300x196_international-workers-day.jpg <http://action.sierraclub.org/site/R?i=1uXvQEoDIORc36vMqkdDGQ> *Come to the hearing after the rally! Support the gardening apprenticeship program and put a halt to bad labor practices at San Francisco Rec and Park.* *43646.gif <http://action.sierraclub.org/site/R?i=6QX46elXjIwavElY89j3Qg> * Dear Friend, Join the Sierra Club, Laborers Local 261, San Francisco Labor Council, San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council, our community workforce, environmentalists and advocates, on the steps of City Hall, as we rally in support of workers and the environment on /*International Workers' Day*/. noon - San Francisco City Hall Steps, 1 Dr. Goodlett Place (map <http://action.sierraclub.org/site/R?i=vBWZFYYkcvs_qYP2_3Wd6g>) 1 p.m. - Budget and Finance Committee Hearing, City Hall 3 p.m. - Workers March *Let us know you're coming! <http://action.sierraclub.org/site/R?i=Z-aCFtAR4h7GvcH9P2pHeg>* Also, a May 1 Budget Finance Committee hearing has been called by John Avalos to consider San Francisco Department of Recreation and Parks' privatizing its workforce and undermining the gardening apprenticeship program started by Laborers Local 261. *Come to the hearing to support the gardening apprenticeship program and put a halt to bad labor practices at San Francisco Rec and Park.* The community based apprenticeship program strengthens our workforce and promotes passionate, skilled gardeners who improve parks and other open spaces in our city. Come show your support for this partnership between our labor unions and environmental activists. The rally will start at noon. John Avalos, other Supervisors, and Michelle Myers from the Sierra Club will be speaking. Support workers and the environment on May 1! Join the rally at noon and come to the hearing at 1 p.m.! *You can RSVP online. <http://action.sierraclub.org/site/R?i=rraP4QkSxJSNrRM4g-fahg>* Thank you for all you do for workers and the environment, /Will Lowry,/ /Online Communications, San Francisco Bay Chapter/ -- "I am not a liberator. Liberators do not exist. The people liberate themselves." Che Guevara

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[Sustain] Important CEQA - Tonight/Tomorrow: Contact/Speak To Planning Commission To Support Jane Kim's Community Alternative (Thu, Apr 25 11:30am & Noon, SF City Hall Cafe & Room 400)
by Eric Brooks 25 Apr '13

25 Apr '13

Hi all, Sorry for the short notice but Jane Kim's CEQA Community Alternative, which we have all been working so hard for, was very quickly scheduled for tomorrow's (Thursday, April 25) Planning Commission hearing, and we need to get comments to the commission, and attend the hearing, to support the Kim alternative. Kim's CEQA measure is the first major item on the Planning agenda tomorrow, so we will convene just a brief pre-hearing strategy meeting tomorrow at 11:30am in the SF City Hall basement cafe and then go up to the hearing, which begins at noon in Room 400. IMPORTANT: If you cannot attend the hearing tomorrow please make sure you use the attached talking points and info sheet for ideas - and email support comments on the Kim CEQA measure to the following Planning commissioner and Planning staff addresses by 9am tomorrow morning: hs.commish(a)yahoo.com - Mooreurban(a)aol.com - plangsf(a)gmail.com - wordweaver21(a)aol.com - cwu.planning(a)gmail.com - richhillissf(a)yahoo.com - planning(a)rodneyfong.com - jonas.ionin(a)sfgov.org - john.rahaim(a)sfgov.org As always, please reply to brookse32(a)earthlink.net to confirm if you are attending the strategy meeting and hearing. See attached: 1) Talking Points For Apr 25 Planning Commission CEQA Hearing which focuses on supporting Jane Kim's excellent Community Alternative CEQA Legislation, and 2) Kim CEQA Legislation Highlights which gives more details on the strengths of Jane Kim's alternative. Here again are the meeting and hearing details: 1) PRE-HEARING CEQA STRATEGY MEETING - Thursday, April 25, 11:30am - SF City Hall Basement Cafe (to nail down our Planning Commission public comment strategy) 2) PLANNING COMMISSION HEARING ON KIM CEQA COMMUNITY ALTERNATIVE - Thursday, April 25, 12 noon - SF City Hall, Room 400 (to support Kim's community alternative) cheers all, Eric Brooks Campaign Coordinator, Our City 415-756-8844 -- "I am not a liberator. Liberators do not exist. The people liberate themselves." Che Guevara

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[Sustain] Fwd: ACTION ALERTS! Hearing May 9, 2013 on Beach Chalet; E-mail a letter to us TODAY! (128b-150)
by Don Eichelberger 22 Apr '13

22 Apr '13

Here is info on the Coastal Commission's upcoming meeting to discuss the plans for a new soccer field in GG Park. fyi, Don -------- Original Message -------- Subject: ACTION ALERTS! Hearing May 9, 2013 on Beach Chalet; E-mail a letter to us TODAY! (128b-150) Date: Mon, 22 Apr 2013 10:49:40 -0700 From: SF Ocean Edge <sfoceanedge(a)earthlink.net> To: <sfoceanedge(a)earthlink.net> *TO ALL SUPPORTERS OF GOLDEN GATE PARK:*** *** Beach Chalet soccer complex hearing is scheduled for May 9th, 2013. Plan to attend!* *** Write your personal letter to the CCC TODAY! - E-mail it to us by Tuesday p.m., April 23rd. * */BEACH CHALET SOCCER COMPLEX - /* */ HEARING SCHEDULED/* *California Coastal Commission* _THURSDAY, MAY 9, 2013___ *MARIN CIVIC CENTER BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CHAMBERS 3501 CIVIC CENTER DRIVE SAN RAFAEL, CA 94903 (415) 407-3211* ***/This decisive hearing for the Beach Chalet soccer complex is set for May 9th, 2013. CCC Meetings typically start at 8:30 a.m. We will let you know when we have more information on our agenda start time. /*** / Read the agenda at: /http://www.coastal.ca.gov/mtgcurr.html *******Write your personal letter to the California Coastal Commission today and e-mail it to us TODAY**! *Now it is time to let the CCC know your personal feelings about protecting Golden Gate Park and Ocean Beach from 150,000 watts of sports lighting and 7 acres of artificial turf. *Since time is short, email or drop off your letter to us by Tuesday evening, April 23rd. We will print copies and take to CCC office on Wednesday, April 24th, for inclusion in the Commissioner's information packet. This will give the Commissioners time to carefully consider your letter before the May 9th hearing. * See attached for more information and help in writing your letter.** /For regular updates, sign up on Facebook SF Ocean Edge and Twitter @sfoceanedge./ Thank you for your support!

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[Sustain] Important: Port Infrastructure Financing District (IFD) Legislation In Budget Committee This Wed Apr 17 - (Similar To Redevelopment Financing)
by Eric Brooks 13 Apr '13

13 Apr '13

Hi all, Jane Kim is introducing a Board resolution detailing Infrastructure Financing District (IFD) financing mechanisms for Port of San Francisco projects this Wednesday, April 17, 10am, Room 250, (Budget & Finance Committee). I personally am already overtaxed by the CleanPowerSF and CEQA fights and so likely won't be able to go over this resolution. But we should definitely take a look at it, because it could have profound implications to future Port projects. Note: IFD financing uses 'tax increment financing' which essentially borrows from future project tax income (that would normally go to the city's General Fund) to pay project costs that ought to be paid for by developers themselves. See the Budget & Finance agenda at: http://www.sfbos.org/Modules/ShowDocument.aspx?documentid=45068 Eric B -- "I am not a liberator. Liberators do not exist. The people liberate themselves." Che Guevara

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