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City supervisor calls for hearing on Hunters Point Shipyard cleanup
By on April 17, 2018
Supervisor Malia Cohen on Tuesday called for a hearing on the data falsification scandal that has emerged from the decades-long effort to redevelop the Hunters Point Shipyard. Cohen’s request came »

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Wiener bill allowing taller buildings near transit dies in committee
By on April 17, 2018
SB827 is dead — at least for this year. State Sen. Scott Wiener’s controversial bill encouraging housing development near transit was voted down 6-4 in a state senate housing and »

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Bayshore Boulevard Navigation Center up for approval by SF Planning Commission
By on April 12, 2018
The Planning Commission is expected to vote Thursday to allow the construction of a Navigation Center near a tangle of freeway overpasses at Cesar Chavez Street and Potrero Avenue known »

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Two low-income housing projects net 2015 bond funding
By on April 12, 2018
San Francisco is shifting voter- approved housing bond money away from both an affordable housing project in the Excelsior due to delays and a senior housing project in Forest Hill »

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MidPen chosen as developer of City’s first teacher housing project
By on April 10, 2018
Nonprofit developer MidPen Housing has been awarded the contract for construction of The City’s first housing complex for educators, which is expected to open its doors in the Outer Sunset »

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Wiener scales back controversial housing bill
By on April 10, 2018
State Sen. Scott Wiener has lowered proposed height increases for housing in Senate Bill 827 amid loud and growing opposition in Los Angeles and San Francisco. The legislation, which is »

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Port Commission to vote on $350 million bond to rebuild SF seawall
By on April 10, 2018
The San Francisco Port Commission at its regular meeting Tuesday will consider recommending The City place a $350 million bond on the November ballot to fund repairs and seismic upgrades »

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EPA review of contaminated Hunters Point Shipyard finds more falsified soil testing data
By on April 9, 2018
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency found that almost all soil samples taken from two contaminated parcels of the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard that are slated for redevelopment into housing are »

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