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Fw: Downtown parking meters
by susan_e_vaughan＠juno.com 18 Sep '05

18 Sep '05

Hey everyone, this looks like the kind of thing we support. You can send e-mails of support to jake.mcgoldrick(a)sfgov.org, bevan.dufty(a)sfgov.org, fiona.ma(a)sfgov.org, and victor.young(a)sfgov.org (clerk of City Gov't and Neighborhood Services Committee). It's being heard in committee tomorrow afternoon. Cassandra Costello (in Jake's office) tipped me off to this on Friday. The item addresses the installation of new parking meters in parts of SoMa that are not yet metered. Sue > item-051474 > ..Title > Resolution enacting and rescinding parking > regulations at various > locations. > > PARKING METERS (TO BE IN EFFECT 9 AM TO 6 PM, MONDAY > THROUGH SATURDAY, > 2-HOUR TIME LIMIT) - ESTABLISH > 2nd Street, between Bryant and Townsend Streets > Brannan Street, between 4th and 2nd Street > Folsom Street, between Ist and Spear Streets > Fremont Street, between Folsom and Harrison Streets > Harrison Street, between 2nd and Spear Streets > Main Street, between Harrison and Folsom Streets > Spear Street, between Folsom and 140 feet south of > Harrison Street > Townsend Street, between 2nd and 3rd Streets > > TOW-AWAY NO PARKING - RESCIND > Folsom Street, south side, between Main and Spear > Streets > ..Version > Version. __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com

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Letter to Arnold re. AB 748
by susan_e_vaughan＠juno.com 16 Sep '05

16 Sep '05

Hi Leah, I cannot figure out to work the Fax system on my new computer (it's broken on my old), nor do I know how to work the mail system. There is no e-mail address for the governor, otherwise I would be able to send a letter re. AB 748 via my juno or yahoo accounts. Perhaps Susan King or John-Marc Chandonia can send a letter to the governor in support of AB 748 (no bicycle tolls on the GGB). Sorry about this. Sue

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Re: Hone Depot: suggestion for a blanket statement opposing it
by funking＠mindspring.com 07 Sep '05

07 Sep '05

One more thing- We need to get the input from the Housing and Land Use working group. They met last night, so maybe they talked about it. If not, this should go through them. Dave Wilbur was a bit concerned last time when we put this on the agenda without getting the HLU feedback first, since this is a land use (and transportation) issue. peace, susan -----Original Message----- From: "susan_e_vaughan(a)juno.com" <susan_e_vaughan(a)juno.com> Sent: Sep 7, 2005 12:40 PM To: m(a)micheas.net, transpo(a)sfgreens.org Cc: funking(a)mindspring.com, cc(a)sfgreens.org, grns-sf-staff(a)greens.org, tjohnsto(a)hotmail.com, dave_peterson(a)pobox.com Subject: Hone Depot: suggestion for a blanket statement opposing it Great idea. Sue -- Micheas Herman <micheas.herman(a)gmail.com> wrote: Forwarding a request that has been made to me by several members. Could we agendize a statement of policy opposing the opening of a HomeDepot in the City and County of San Francisco? I believe Mark Barns and/or Bruce Wolfe have a list of substantive whereas clauses for the policy statement. (Net Job loss, Corporate Drain on the Local economy, Traffic issues of monster big box stores, selling old growth timber, etc.) At least a few of the votes against opposing the EIR made statements implying that they would accept a blanket statement against HD instead of a statement against an EIR would cause this to become like Golden Gate Park, an issue that keeps coming back distracting us from moving forward. -- Micheas Herman (415)424-5881 _______________________________________________ San Francisco Green Party CC mailing list CC(a)sfgreens.org To unsubscribe or change options, go here: https://list.sfgreens.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cc

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September 22 screening of The End of Suburbia, followed by a panel dis cussion with Ross Mirkarimi, Dave Room and Leah Shahum
by susan_e_vaughan＠juno.com 07 Sep '05

07 Sep '05

Hello Everyone, Once again, here are the details for our event on September 22: What: free screening of The End of Suburbia, followed by a panel discussion Panelists: District 5 Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi, Dave Room of the Post Carbon Institute, San Francisco Bicycle Coalition Executive Director Leah Shahum When: Thursday, September 22 What time: 6 p.m. (documentary will screen at about 6:30, panel discussion will start at about 8 p.m.) Where: The Red Victorian Bed and Breakfast, 1665 Haight Street (NOT the theater) Sponsor: Transportation Working Group of the San Francisco Green Party Purpose: Mark World Car-Free Day (annually on September 22) Contact: Sue Vaughan at susan_e_vaughan(a)juno.com Hope to see you all there. Sue (415) 668-3119 (415) 601-9297

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Hone Depot: suggestion for a blanket statement opposing it
by susan_e_vaughan＠juno.com 07 Sep '05

07 Sep '05

Great idea. Sue -- Micheas Herman <micheas.herman(a)gmail.com> wrote: Forwarding a request that has been made to me by several members. Could we agendize a statement of policy opposing the opening of a HomeDepot in the City and County of San Francisco? I believe Mark Barns and/or Bruce Wolfe have a list of substantive whereas clauses for the policy statement. (Net Job loss, Corporate Drain on the Local economy, Traffic issues of monster big box stores, selling old growth timber, etc.) At least a few of the votes against opposing the EIR made statements implying that they would accept a blanket statement against HD instead of a statement against an EIR would cause this to become like Golden Gate Park, an issue that keeps coming back distracting us from moving forward. -- Micheas Herman (415)424-5881 _______________________________________________ San Francisco Green Party CC mailing list CC(a)sfgreens.org To unsubscribe or change options, go here: https://list.sfgreens.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cc

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Fw: Bonnie Nelson
by susan_e_vaughan＠juno.com 06 Sep '05

06 Sep '05

Sorry folks, no definite line up of panelists yet. As soon as I know we can start advertising. Also, I've taken some liberties in inviting panelists just because time is getting short. Leah Shahum has not gotten back to me, and I don't know how to reach Jillian Gillette. Sue ---------- Forwarded Message ---------- Dear Ms. Nelson: I am the co-chair of the Transportation Working Group of the San Francisco Green Party. The TWG will be holding an event on the evening of September 22, World Car-Free Day, at the Red Victorian Bed and Breakfast, 1665 Haight Street. We will be having a free screening of the documentary The End of Suburbia, followed by a panel discussion with District 5 Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi and others. Your name was mentioned as someone who would be an excellent panelist on a discussion of declining access to energy and transportation issues. We have done this event two other times. Our other panelists have been Richard Heinberg (author of The Party's Over and Powerdown), former gubernatorial candidate Peter Camejo, Amber Crabbe of the Transportation and Land Use Coalition, and Kate White of the San Francisco Housing Action Coalition. Dave Room, of the Post-Carbon Institute has moderated the panel discussions, but I am inviting him to appear on the September 22 panel (he has not yet gotten back to me). If you are free on the night of September 22 (a Thursday), would you be interested in participating in a panel discussion with Supervisor Mirkarimi? Please let me know soon, as we need to start advertising. Warm regards, Sue Vaughan (415) 668-3119 (415) 601-9297

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September 22 screening of The End of Suburbia, followed by a panel dis cussion with Ross Mirkarimi and others
by susan_e_vaughan＠juno.com 06 Sep '05

06 Sep '05

Hi Dave, Are you free on September 22 (World Car-Free Day) to participate in the panel discussion with Ross Mirkarimi, after a screening of The End of Suburbia? The location will be different -- The Red Vic Bed and Breakfast at 1665 Haight Street, and it will be a little earlier. The panel discussion will start at about 8 p.m. Ross is the mainstay (for now) of a our panel discussions because he is a Green Party member of the Board of Supervisors and has worked hard for public power in the past. We need to keep at least one seat for a woman, and then we wanted a money-raiser -- someone with a high profile like Peter Camejo or Matt Gonzalez to turn out an audience. However, we have not invited Peter or Matt for this event. I would love to have you on the panel if you are free that night. I want an expert on this issue. I'll be the moderator or we'll find someone else. Sue (415) 668-3119

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Re: Fundraiser for victims of Hurricane Katrina
by susan_e_vaughan＠juno.com 06 Sep '05

06 Sep '05

Hi Medea, Is Rebuild Green registered as a 501c3 yet? Let us know as soon as you know. Thanks, Sue -- Medea Benjamin <medea(a)globalexchange.org> wrote: Hey all, I just had a great talk with Malik, who many may remember from his work here in Hunters Point, and his work with the Green Party. He has been giving great reports on radio stations like KPFA and Air America. His home is in the area of New Orleans that wasn't flooded, so he stayed. He has no electricity and very primitive living conditions (there are still dead bodies in neighboring homes), but the landline at his home still functions--so he is "accessible." Malik wants to start rebuilding his community right away (at least start the clean up and take care of people's immediate needs) and he wants us to help. He is setting up an organization called Rebuild Green based on local empowerment and environmental principles. He has access to the local mosque to use as a center. He's putting together an advisory group and the "workers" will be local community folk. Helping Malik is a chance for people in the Bay Area to really make a contribution. I told him that we could temporarily use Global Exchange as a base. We can take messages on one of our lines (415-575-5555), take on-line contributions for him, and receive tax-deductible donations. But here are some other things we need people to do for him: 1. Create a new Rebuild Green website (we just bought the URL). We need folks with tech skills, graphic skills (including a nice logo) and writing skills to add the content. 2. Organize fundraisers like the one that Sue and Krissy want to do. 3. Help set up more radio interviews for Malik so that he can publicize the work. 4. Volunteer to check the answering machine on the phone. 5. Get the Green Party all over the country to be aware and supportive. 6. Get a team of skilled people who can go and help on the ground. 7. Collect supplies and find a way to get them in to him. I'm sure there are many more ways to help but this is a start. Ideas most welcome. Medea On 9/5/05 6:46 PM, "susan_e_vaughan(a)juno.com" <susan_e_vaughan(a)juno.com> wrote: > Hey Everyone, > > Krissy Keefer and I are discussing organizing a fundraiser on behalf of the > victims of Hurricane Katrina. She is offering her venue, Dance Mission, at > the corner of 24th and Mission Street. Medea Benjamin has said she will > contact Louisiana Green Malik Rahim to get the name of legitimate 501c3's that > we can donate to. I am reaching out to bands and will reach out to spoken > word artists. > > Question: are we down with officially endorsing a fundraiser? I'm calling it > Green to Green, though the money would actually go to whatever organization(s) > Malik Rahim or others recommend. > > And this will unavoidably be politically tinged. Krissy was telling me today > that City Hall is getting ready to hold a fundraiser with Santana and Chris > Isaak at the Bill Graham auditorium. You can be sure that there will be no > call for the resignation of Bush (if not the impeachment). And ours will be > affordable to people of limited income who yet want to help. > > Are we down with this as a party? Can we get behind a Green (and Green > sympathizers) to Green fundraiser on behalf of the victims of Hurricane > Katrina? > > Sue > >

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Re: [SFGP CC] Fundraiser for victims of Hurricane Katrina
by funking＠mindspring.com 06 Sep '05

06 Sep '05

I'm in. Whatever we want to do, I think it will be a good idea to do something. Yes, and let's call for some heads to roll over this. peace susan -----Original Message----- From: "susan_e_vaughan(a)juno.com" <susan_e_vaughan(a)juno.com> Sent: Sep 5, 2005 6:46 PM To: cc(a)sfgreens.org, grns-sf-staff(a)greens.org, medea(a)globalexchange.org, kkwickedwitch(a)yahoo.com, transpo(a)sfgreens.org Subject: [SFGP CC] Fundraiser for victims of Hurricane Katrina Hey Everyone, Krissy Keefer and I are discussing organizing a fundraiser on behalf of the victims of Hurricane Katrina. She is offering her venue, Dance Mission, at the corner of 24th and Mission Street. Medea Benjamin has said she will contact Louisiana Green Malik Rahim to get the name of legitimate 501c3's that we can donate to. I am reaching out to bands and will reach out to spoken word artists. Question: are we down with officially endorsing a fundraiser? I'm calling it Green to Green, though the money would actually go to whatever organization(s) Malik Rahim or others recommend. And this will unavoidably be politically tinged. Krissy was telling me today that City Hall is getting ready to hold a fundraiser with Santana and Chris Isaak at the Bill Graham auditorium. You can be sure that there will be no call for the resignation of Bush (if not the impeachment). And ours will be affordable to people of limited income who yet want to help. Are we down with this as a party? Can we get behind a Green (and Green sympathizers) to Green fundraiser on behalf of the victims of Hurricane Katrina? Sue _______________________________________________ San Francisco Green Party CC mailing list CC(a)sfgreens.org To unsubscribe or change options, go here: https://list.sfgreens.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/cc

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Fundraiser for victims of Hurricane Katrina
by susan_e_vaughan＠juno.com 06 Sep '05

06 Sep '05

Hey Everyone, Krissy Keefer and I are discussing organizing a fundraiser on behalf of the victims of Hurricane Katrina. She is offering her venue, Dance Mission, at the corner of 24th and Mission Street. Medea Benjamin has said she will contact Louisiana Green Malik Rahim to get the name of legitimate 501c3's that we can donate to. I am reaching out to bands and will reach out to spoken word artists. Question: are we down with officially endorsing a fundraiser? I'm calling it Green to Green, though the money would actually go to whatever organization(s) Malik Rahim or others recommend. And this will unavoidably be politically tinged. Krissy was telling me today that City Hall is getting ready to hold a fundraiser with Santana and Chris Isaak at the Bill Graham auditorium. You can be sure that there will be no call for the resignation of Bush (if not the impeachment). And ours will be affordable to people of limited income who yet want to help. Are we down with this as a party? Can we get behind a Green (and Green sympathizers) to Green fundraiser on behalf of the victims of Hurricane Katrina? Sue

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